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We predict the winner of the election will be Antonio Delgado.

During the 2016 presidential election the state of New york voted for Hillary Clinton. So for this election they would also lean toward the Democratic party and vote Delgado since the state of New York tends to lean toward Democrats considering that its holds more democratic seats in the house of reps and its senate members are both Democrats.Another piece of evidence are the Public Opinion polls. Most of the polls show Delgado in the lead.The polls might not be hundred percent accurate but, they can give us a close prediction of who will win. Some would argue that Faso is going to win the election since he has represented the district in the house of rep. My argument is better because even though Faso has prior experience many polls have be showing the Newcomer Delgado in the lead.

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There are 700,975 people living in this district.84 percent of the population is Caucasian ,4 percent is black ,2 percent asian and 8 percent is Hispanic.The median household income is 61,662 with 12.4 percent of people below the poverty line. New York 19 generally has low voter turnout. In the 2016 midterms elections New York had a only 19.7 percent of people come to vote. It had the second lowest voter turnout in primary states. Voter registration laws in New York:
Permits online voter registration, doesn't permit early voting or absentee voting, and voters in New York aren't requires to present identification at polls. You must be a citizen and 18 years old to vote . Also you must have lived in your present location for at least 30 days before voting.

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Hillary Clinton won New York in the 2016 general election. Candidate John Faso has raised about 3 million dollars while Delgado has raised close to 8 million dollars in funds. A few interest groups spending money for Delgado include are  Allies for health,House majority PAC, and Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund. Interest groups donating toward Faso include National Rifle Assn, Fight for tomorrow. The endorsements that both Faso and Delgado have are important because it shows that the candidate has support from party leaders.Endorsements can also lead to higher voter turnout

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Here are 3 major issues the candidates are debating over .One of them being Health Care. Delgado is fighting for protecting people with pre-existing conditions and wants everyone to have the choice of medicare and supports planned parenthood. John Faso is fighting to keep parts of the ACA.Another major issue they are debating over immigration. John Faso wants to tighten immigration law, strengthen  border security, and supports immigration reform. Delgado on the other hand thinks that we can benefit from a compassionate and sensible immigration policy. He believes we our a nation of immigrants and supports passing a clean Dream Act. Finally,Delgado and Faso are debating over gun control laws.Delgado believes in tighter gun laws and beliefs that are deadly.Faso supports the second amendment right to bear arms

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In the following Public Opinion Poll Delgado is also in the lead.The poll was conducted by RealClearPolitics .The sample size was 372 people and the margin of error is 5.1. In this poll Delgado is up by 5.

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John Faso is New York's 19th Congressional District's Republican candidate. He is an incumbent and ran uncontested in the primary. He is a former leader of the New York State Assembly. His ideologies lean more right than moderate. Monmouth University's October 30th poll shows him five points behind Delgado. Faso has been endorsed by the NRA and president Donald Trump.

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Antonio Delgado is New York's 19th Congressional District's Democratic candidate. He is not an incumbent. He won the primary with 22% of 38,808 votes. This is his first time running for Congress. He attended law school at Harvard. He worked briefly as a rap artist under the name A.D. the Voice before becoming an attorney, the former rap songs having caused controversy due to anti-American lyrics. He holds more liberal ideological values. A poll conducted by Monmouth University on October 30th shows Delgado five points ahead of his Republican opponent, John Faso. He has received endorsements from from former president Barack Obama and former vice president Joe Biden, as well as Planned Parenthood. His main issues include keeping sustainable jobs, healthcare for all, and changing tax policies to put working families first.

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This poll shows Delagado winning  by 6 and 4 percent.This poll was taken recenly on Novemebr 2nd.The sample size 399 and it doesn't mention margin of error. The poll was condcuted by Sienna college.

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In this Public Opinion poll Delgado is in the lead.The poll was conducted by the New York times.The sample size was only 399 people out of the 13,804 people they called so there could be a higher margin of error.The margin of error is 10 points which is about twice as large as the margin of error for a certain candidates vote share. The New York times also claims that they don't have perfect random sampling of the population since the people who respond to their surveys are too old, too white, too educated and politically engaged to accurately represent the people.