Updated June 24, 2026
Republican
2028 Republican primary in New York
New York will hold a 2028 Republican primary or caucus to award its share of delegates. The official 2028 date is not set yet, but here is how New York fits the race.
New York at a glance
- Electoral votes28
- RegionNortheast
- CapitalAlbany
- General-election leanSafe Democratic
- Calendar positionMid-to-late (not set)
See the New York general-election outlook.
The Republican field
The candidates New York Republican voters would choose among:
JD VanceMarco RubioRon DeSantisDan GreaneyGregory BovinoBrian KempByron DonaldsDonald Trump Jr.Elise Stefanik
Full field and process on the 2028 Republican primary hub.
Quick answers
New York 2028 Republican primary FAQ
When is the 2028 Republican primary in New York?
The official 2028 date has not been set. New York typically votes after the early states, often around Super Tuesday or later. Check back as the calendar is confirmed.
Who is running in the 2028 Republican primary?
As of June 2026 no candidate has formally declared. The most-discussed Republican contenders include JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis, Dan Greaney.
How many delegates does New York have?
Exact 2028 delegate counts are set by the Republican National Committee (RNC) closer to the election. As a rough guide, larger states like New York (28 electoral votes) carry more delegates than smaller ones.