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New York gubernatorial election, 1998

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November 3, 1998

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Candidate	George Pataki	Peter Vallone, Sr.
Party	Republican	Democratic
Popular vote	2,571,991	1,570,317
Percentage	54.3%	33.2%

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George Pataki
Republican

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George Pataki
Republican

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The New York gubernatorial election of 1998 was an election for the state governorship held on November 3, 1998. Governor George Pataki, the Republican incumbent, was re-elected with 54% of the vote.

Statewide Results

4,985,932 ballots were cast in that election. Out of them, 250,696 were declared blank, void or missing.

**General election results**
Governor candidate	Running Mate	Party	Popular Vote (PV)
George E. Pataki	Mary O. Donohue	Republican, Conservative	2,571,991	54.32%
Peter F. Vallone Sr.	Sandra Frankel	Democrat, Working Families	1,570,317	33.16%
B. Thomas Golisano	Laureen Oliver	Independence	364,056	7.69%
Betsy McCaughey Ross	Jonathan C. Reiter	Liberal	77,915	1.65%
Michael Reynolds	Karen Prior	Right to Life	56,683	1.20%
Al Lewis	Alice Green	Green	52,533	1.11%
Thomas K. Leighton	Jeffrey C. Wright	Marijuana Reform	24,788	0.52%
Mary Alice France	-	Unity Party	9,692	0.20%
Chris Garvey	Don Silberger	Libertarian	4,722	0.10%
Al Duncan	Ruth Robinett	Socialist Workers	2,539	0.05%

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