VOTE 2022: Riley concedes NY-19 to Molinaro
Riley made his announcement just hours after Republican Marc Molinaro was declared winner in the contest.
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Nov 10, 2022, 12:46 PM
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Updated 533 days ago
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yesterdayDemocrat Josh Riley has
conceded in the 19th Congressional District.
Riley made his announcement
just hours after Republican Marc Molinaro was declared winner in the contest.
Riley said, “let’s set aside our divisions and do our best to unite.”
He says it’s in that spirit
that he wishes Molinaro much success as he goes to Congress.
He said he appreciated
Molinaro’s stated commitment to oppose a national abortion ban, improving
funding for mental health services and creating good jobs in upstate New York.
Before he’s sworn in to his
new job in January, Molinaro will be stepping down from his current job as
Dutchess County executive.
