Could Second-Home Owners Swing New York's Swing Districts?
Briefly

With a growing number of affluent families in Brooklyn, the trend of 'weekender politics' allows second-home owners to register and vote in competitive swing districts, highlighting a shift aimed at Democratic gains.
The push for new registrations is part of a broader strategy to influence closely contested races in New York's Hudson Valley, where Democratic organizers see the potential to flip seats.
Nearly 2,500 voters have already shifted their registrations from New York City to the state's swing districts, demonstrating the strategic electoral choices being made by affluent, mostly left-leaning New Yorkers.
The 19th District has seen a significant influx of new voters registering at second homes, particularly critical after a close election where the Republican representative won by a slim margin.
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