Cait Conley
Democrat · Candidate for New York U.S. House District 17 · November 3, 2026
Where they stand
Slightly left, AI estimate from their own website and Wikipedia article (46% confidence).
Outside spending
Independent groups reported $3.6M supporting and $3.1M opposing Cait Conley.
| For | |
|---|---|
| Votevets | $1.1M |
| Battleground New York | $798K |
| New Democrat Majority | $523K |
| Educators United for Public Schools | $513K |
| AFT Solidarity | $150K |
| Equality PAC | $139K |
| Against | |
| Progressive Champions PAC | $1.5M |
| Safety & Affordability PAC Inc. | $913K |
| America PAC | $312K |
| No Going Back PAC Inc. | $229K |
| The Governing Majority Fund | $122K |
| MAGA Inc. | $34K |
Endorsements
- Executive branch officials: Maura Sullivan, Pete Buttigieg
- U.S. representatives: Jason Crow, Mark Takano, Max Rose, Pat Ryan, Ritchie Torres, Sean Patrick Maloney and 3 more
- Statewide officials: Eliot Spitzer, Mikie Sherrill
- Local officials: Mimi Rocah
- Individuals: Jessica Reinmann
- Labor unions: New York State United Teachers, American Association of University Professors
- Organizations: Democratic Majority for Israel, End Citizens United, Equality PAC, Giffords, LPAC, Majority Democrats and 8 more
- Party branches: Dutchess County Democratic Committee, Putnam County Democratic Committee
- U.S. senators: Mark Kelly, Elissa Slotkin
More about Cait Conley
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Quick answers
- What party is Cait Conley?
- Cait Conley is running as a Democrat.
- Who is Cait Conley running against?
- Mike Lawler, for New York U.S. House District 17.
- Is Cait Conley liberal or conservative?
- On SpectrumVote's left–right scale, Cait Conley is slightly left, AI estimate from their own website and Wikipedia article (46% confidence). This is an AI estimate and less certain than a published score.
- Should I vote for Cait Conley?
- SpectrumVote doesn't endorse anyone or tell you how to vote. Compare Cait Conley's record, funding and endorsements with the other candidates in this race and decide based on what matters to you.
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