New York GOP gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman discusses Sen. Bernie Sanders’ call for a wealth tax on billionaires and slams his opponent, Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, on ‘America Reports.’

Blake Gendebien, a Democrat, is running against Republican Anthony Constantino to replace U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik in the 21st congressional District.

Every wizened political analyst will tell you that early voting isn't predictive of final results, yet they are all staring at the numbers and finding signs. The topline from the kickoff of voting this weekend shows that registered Democrats outnumbered registered Republicans on Saturday and Sunday in New York State as well as in Nassau and Suffolk counties and in two of Nassau's three towns.

New York voters are casting ballots for governor and the state’s 26 US House Seats. Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul is expected to win reelection against Republican Bruce Blakeman, according to ratings from the Cook Political Report.

Bruce Blakeman will bring his gubernatorial campaign to Elmira Wednesday, one of several rallies in the Southern Tier.

Kathy Hochul is turning to the Democratic Party’s disparate wings to help push her campaign over the finish line. The final campaign push by the governor highlights what has been a complicated task in her bid for a second full term: unite a Democratic Party riven by disputes over Israel,

Last week, Westchester Medical Center opened its doors to Republican Rep. Mike Lawler and his Democratic foe Cait Conley, as the two seek to win over voters on their health care record.

Early in-person voting is officially underway in New York. Nearly 90,000 voters cast ballots across the five boroughs Saturday, according to the New York City Board of Elections. CBS News New York's Andrew Ramos reports.