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Which New York and New Jersey races have yet to be called? Here's a breakdown

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While most races have been called (most of which went in favor of Democrats), there were still some pending races throughout the tri-state. In New York, there were three House races on Long Island that had still yet to be called: NY-1, NY-2 and NY-4. In New York's 1st District, Republican incumbent Nicholas LaLota faced off against Democratic challenger Christopher Gallant. As of 8 a.m. Tuesday, LaLota had a slim lead over Gallant, with just over 86% of the vote in, but it was still too close to call. Watch NBC 4 free wherever you are NY – House 1 97% expected vote in Source: NBC News Decision Desk Nicholas LaLota 51.1% 152,546 Nicholas LaLota 51.1% Christopher Gallant 48.9% 145,869 Christopher Gallant 48.9% Total Write-ins 0.1% 170 Total Write-ins 0.1% In the 2nd District, incumbent Republican Andrew Garbarino faced off against Democrat Patrick Halpin in a tight race. As of 8 a.m.

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