Honestly, I'm not sure and would put it at a coin flip right now. Where I'm at, there's Zeldin signs all over the place, but then in my house district it's been solidly (15 pts or more) red for over a decade so that's not too surprising.
Of course, the big question (as always) just comes down to the NYC vote which pretty much always goes very heavily D. I think Hochul may be incompetent and stuck up enough to scare enough people away (or even just make them stay home) to let Zeldin squeak it out though.
Honestly, I'm not sure and would put it at a coin flip right now. Where I'm at, there's Zeldin signs all over the place, but then in my house district it's been solidly (15 pts or more) red for over a decade so that's not too surprising.
Of course, the big question (as always) just comes down to the NYC vote which pretty much always goes very heavily D. I think Hochul may be incompetent and stuck up enough to scare enough people away (or even just make them stay home) to let Zeldin squeak it out though.