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Source: WIVB News 4

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Governor Kathy Hochul (D) won a second full term in office with a defeat of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (R) on Tuesday night. Hochul has just over 60% of the nearly six million votes counted as of just after 11 a.m. Wednesday, which amounts to over 3.5 million votes. How did each county in Western New York vote in the election? Erie County Hochul: 54.94% (189,036 votes) Blakeman: 44.67% (153,592 votes) Niagara County Blakeman: 57.4% (44,734 votes) Hochul: 42.3% (32,965 votes) Chautauqua County Blakeman: 61.5% (26,355 votes) Hochul: 38% (16,278 votes) Cattaraugus County Blakeman: 68.5% (18,166 votes) Hochul: 31.28% (8,295 votes) Genesee County Blakeman: 68.48% (14,766 votes) Hochul: 31.2% (6,728 votes) Allegany County Blakeman: 72.9% (11,281 votes) Hochul: 26.7% (4,132 votes) Wyoming County Blakeman: 75.79% (9,901 votes) Hochul: 23.95% (3,128 votes) The Associated Press called the race in Hochul’s favor just after 9 p.m.

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