happening in the 12th district. when all is said and done, as you have said, when it is all over and the votes are all counted, someone is going to be looking for a new job. now that this district here, district 12, has been redrawn in the upper west side of manhattan, you have carolyn maloney up against jerry nadler, both of them in congress for more than 30 years. they have served on powerful committees. basically they re being challenged by the young progressive upstart, 38 years old, suraj patel. he says it is time for new blood in washington, d.c. throughout the campaign, both of the other candidates, maloney and nadler, have been saying it is not the time for new blood, you need seasoned people there in d.c. maloney saying not only do you need someone who is seasoned, the person who should be sent back to d.c. should be a woman. there is one thing that remains that i have not been able to do, and that is to
former governor, former republican trying to get the democratic nomination. nikki fried his main opponent. winner gets ron desantis, looking to win a second term, lo impressively this fall. if he can, it would spark some talk for 2024. steve kornacki, thanks. steve breaks down the results tonight at 7:00 eastern on msnbc. as steve said, democrats started the cycle thinking they could net at least three house seats. there s a chance they could lose as many as five. tonight s outcomes in new york, this is all in new york state of course could give us a good idea of which way things are heading. joining us is former congressman joe crowley from new york. the intra-party face-off. new york s redrawn 12th district. carolyn maloney and jerry nadler, two powerhouses, it s
on the upper west side. if they come out in full force for jerry nadler, the numbers you know, if history repeats itself, will be higher than her base. and as we were just discussing with isaac, there is a little bit of an almost generational progressive centrist divide playing out in some of the primaries, but especially in new york s 17th congressional district where you have congressman sean patrick maloney going up against state senator alessandra balaggi. what do you think it tells it? i think it tells us that the state senator is making an argument partially on age like mr. patel in the 12th district, but also on establishment versus outsider. she is in office in albany so not a, quote, unquote, outsider but she is trying to frame this as someone that can bring in the
having to do with donald trump with everything he did in 2020 with the big lie the more energized these democrats get and the harder it s going to be for republicans to have those big winds in congress and a lot of people have been prognosticating for sometime. adrian, on tuesday voters in new york and florida will cast their ballots in critical primary elections. one of the most closely races is in new york s 12th district. too long service congress members of nearly 30 years respectively against each other due to their districts being redrawn and partially combined. according to a loophole from emerson college, congressman jerry nadler is leading his closest challenge. carolyn maloney, by 22 points ahead of the democratic primary. what makes this race so significant? rev, it is significant because you have to longtime entrenched