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NY-15

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Category: New York Congressional districts

The New York 15th District is the smallest in the country, and is historically centered on Harlem, with portions of the Upper West Side. Presently, it extends all the way to the western tip of Manhattan. This was Adam Clayton Powell's district.

Democrat Charles B. Rangel (hw) is the long-time incumbent. He is now Chairmman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

Contents 1 2006 election cycle 2 2004 election cycle 3 Related Links 4 External links

2006 election cycle

• Charles B. Rangel (D): 96,042 94% (cw)
• Edward Daniels (R): 6,326 6% (cw)

2004 election cycle

• Charles Rangel (D): 145,798, 90%
• Kenneth Jefferson (R): 12,926, 8%
• Jessie Fields (IN): 4,076, 2%

Related Links

NY-01 NY-02 NY-03

NY-04 NY-05 NY-06

NY-07 NY-08 NY-09

NY-10 NY-11 NY-12

NY-13 NY-14 NY-15

NY-16 NY-17 NY-18

NY-19 NY-20 NY-21

NY-22 NY-23 NY-24

NY-25 NY-26 NY-27

NY-28 NY-29

New York New York U.S. House election, 2006 New York U.S. Senate election, 2006 New York gubernatorial election, 2006

List of United States Congressional districts U.S. House election, 2006 U.S. elections

External links

• 2004 election results from CBS
• 2006 New York elections
• 2006 Election from Green Papers
• 2006 Election results, New York Times

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