BREAKING NEWS: Democratic Rep. Patrick Maloney, House Democrats' campaign chief, concedes New York re-election race to Republican Michael Lawler
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chair Maloney conceded Wednesday in a historic House loss.
Maloney, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chairman and member of Congress since 2012, sought re-election this fall in hopes of maintaining his seat in New York's 17th congressional district against RepublicanLawler serves in the New York State Assembly and is a partner at Checkmate Strategies, a communications and campaign consulting firm.
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