incumbent democratic governor andrew cuomo is running for the governor of new york.
who is running for the governor of new york?
incumbent democratic governor andrew cuomo
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the 2022 new york gubernatorial election will take place on november 8, 2022, to elect the governor of new york. as new york does not have gubernatorial term limits, incumbent democratic governor andrew cuomo is eligible to run for re-election to a fourth term in office. on may 28, 2019, cuomo announced that he is running for re-election for a fourth term in 2022.





















































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bullet::::- chris gibson, former u.s. representative
2022 new york gubernatorial election
in 1997, following a falling out for most of their term, gov. george pataki dropped lieutenant governor betsy mccaughey ross from the ticket. pataki embarked on a year long process to select a new running mate for lieutenant governor. after reportedly considering state parks commissioner bernadette castro, state sen. mary lou rath and erie county comptroller nancy naples, pataki nominated judge mary donohue as his running mate. judge donohue was unopposed for the republican nomination. several candidates entered the race for the democratic lieutenant governor nomination. state sen. anthony nanula of buffalo reportedly considered the race and then decided against running. plattsburgh mayor clyde rabideau, brighton town supervisor sandra frankel, buffalo councilwoman barbra kavenugh, and attorney charlie king of rockland county announced their candidacies for the nomination. councilwoman kavanaugh withdrew from the race at the democratic state convention. mayor rabideau was selected as a running mate by new york city council speaker peter vallone and supervisor frankel was selected as a running mate by brooklyn district attorney charles hynes during the state convention. mr. king received enough support to qualify for the september primary ballot and continued his race. lieutenant governor mccaughey ross, who was running for governor, reportedly considered assemblyman sam hoyt as a running mate. as the liberal party nominee, lieutenant governor mccaughey ross was paired with jonathan reiter as a running mate. independence party nominee tom golisano ran with laureen oliver. the green party nominee actor al lewis ran with alice green.
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