Democrat Tom Suozzi won in a special election for a U.S. House seat in New York on Tuesday.
The special election to replace Rep. George Santos (R-NY) occurred during a New York snowstorm on Tuesday.
Republican lawmakers removed Santos from Congress in December. They felt it was important to remove one of their members in December.
RINOs and Democrats had been gunning for Santos since he first entered Congress. George Santos had not been CONVICTED of a crime. He was indicted by the House Ethics Committee led by Republicans. This was an unprecedented move by the GOP lawmakers.
Democrat Tom Suozzi and Republican Mazi Pilip are running to represent New York’s 3rd Congressional District.
Mazi Pilip campaigned in Massapequa on Tuesday. She says she will accept the results in today’s race.
Update: 9:12 PM
Tom Suozzi 10,160 votes (63%)
Mazi Pilip 5,917 votes (37%)
Update: 9:21 PM
Tom Suozzi 15,470 votes (61%)
Mazi Pilip 9,670 votes (38%)
Update: 22:00 PM
Tom Suozzi 55,154 (58.7%)
Mazi Pilip 38,843 (41%)
Update: 12:42 AM
Tom Suozzi 91,338 (53.9%)
Mazi Pilip 78,229 (46.1%)
UPDATE: Tom Suozzi was declared the winner!
