Gov. Hochul defeats GOP candidate Bruce Blakeman, will face pressure to cave to DSA in second full term

Gov. Kathy Hochul was set to sail to re-election Tuesday — beating back a Republican challenge from Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman to win a second, full four-year term.

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