Woerner Wins Reelection in 113th Assembly District
Democrat Carrie Woerner secures a seventh term representing Saratoga, Washington and Warren counties in the New York State Assembly.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections
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The Associated Press declared Democrat Carrie Woerner the winner of the 2026 race for New York's 113th Assembly District. She defeated Republican Allen Caruso and Working Families candidate Thomas Kenny.
Why it matters
The result keeps a longtime incumbent in the seat, extending her tenure in the State Assembly. The district covers Saratoga, Washington and Warren counties, so the outcome determines who represents those communities in Albany.
The Associated Press called the race for Woerner, who has served in the State Assembly since 2015 and is seeking to hold the seat as a longtime incumbent. The source does not provide vote totals or the margin of victory.
The players
Carrie Woerner
Democratic longtime incumbent of New York's 113th Assembly District, now serving her seventh term in the State Assembly.
Allen Caruso
Republican candidate who ran against Woerner in the 113th Assembly District race on a platform of tax cuts.
The details
Woerner defeated Republican Allen Caruso, whose platform included cutting taxes on tips, overtime, pensions and gas, and Working Families candidate Thomas Kenny. Woerner, a Democrat from Round Lake, has held the 113th District seat since 2015, while Caruso is from Saratoga Springs.
Timeline
2015: Woerner's first term in the New York State Assembly began.
November 4, 2026: The Associated Press declared Woerner the winner.
Legal Context
Woerner's reelection continues her run in the 113th Assembly District, which she first won in 2015 and has held continuously since. Her seventh term places her among the longer-serving members of the chamber representing Saratoga, Washington and Warren counties.
The outcome determines who represents Saratoga, Washington and Warren counties in the State Assembly for the next term. Residents in the district will continue to have Woerner as their Assembly representative.
The takeaway
Voters in the 113th Assembly District re-elected a familiar incumbent, keeping continuity in the seat Woerner has held since 2015. Following state legislative races like this one helps residents track who represents their communities in Albany.
Further reading
Explore more in New York Elections, where this race fits into the state's broader legislative contests.
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