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The '''New York Senate election of 2006''' will be held on [[November 7]], [[2006]]. Whoever is elected will serve from [[January 3]], [[2007]] to January 3, [[2013]]. The incumbent [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] Senator, [[Hillary Rodham Clinton|Hillary Clinton]], currently leads her many [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] challengers.

On [[August 10]], [[2005]] Jeanine Pirro announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senate in 2006 in New York City. During her live televised announcement, she paused for more than thirty seconds looking for a missing part of her speech, asking "Do I have page 10?"

==Scheduled events==

*Tuesday November 7, 2006 - [[Election Day (United States)|Election Day]]. The office of governor, [[Lieutenant Governor of New York|lieutenant governor]], members of the [[New York Legislature]] as well as attorney general and the New York Delegation to Congress are up for election.

==Candidates==

===[[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic Party]]===

*Senator [[Hillary Rodham Clinton]] - incumbent Senator elected in 2000 after defeating Congressman [[Rick Lazio]].

===[[Republican Party (United States)|Republican Party]]===

*[[William Brenner]] - attorney from [[Sullivan County, New York|Sullivan County]] [http://www.villagevoice.com/news/0516,lombardi,63138,6.html]

*[[Edward F. Cox]] - son-in-law of [[Richard Nixon]]. Has not held elective office.

*[[Jeanine Pirro]] - current district attorney of [[Westchester County, New York|Westchester County]]

*[[John Spencer (politician)|John Spencer]] - former mayor of [[Yonkers, New York]]

====Not running====

*[[Rudy Giuliani]]

*[[George Pataki]]

==Opinion polling==

{| {{prettytable}}

|- bgcolor=lightgrey

! width="25%" | Poll Source

! width="20%"| Date

! width="25%"| Democratic

! width="5%"| %

! width="25%" | Republican

! width="5%" | %

|-

| [http://www.rasmussenreports.com/2005/New%20York%20Senator.htm Rasmussen Reports]

| August 23, 2005

| '''Hillary Clinton'''

| 57%

| Jeanine Pirro

| 33%

|-

| [http://www.maristpoll.marist.edu/nyspolls/HC050810.pdf Marist College Poll]

| August 10, 2005

| '''Hillary Clinton'''

| 50%

| Jeanine Pirro

| 28%

|-

| [http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x11373.xml?ReleaseID=680 Quinnipiac University Poll]

| May 5, 2005

| '''Hillary Clinton'''

| 60%

| [[George Pataki]]

| 32%

|-

| [http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x11373.xml?ReleaseID=680 Quinnipiac University Poll]

| May 5, 2005

| '''Hillary Clinton'''

| 62%

| Jeanine Pirro

| 27%

|-

| [http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x11373.xml?ReleaseID=680 Quinnipiac University Poll]

| May 5, 2005

| '''Hillary Clinton'''

| 62%

| William Weld

| 26%

|-

| [http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x11373.xml?ReleaseID=680 Quinnipiac University Poll]

| May 5, 2005

| '''Hillary Clinton'''

| 63%

| Edward Cox

| 25%

|-

|}

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== See also ==

*[[New York gubernatorial election, 2006]]

==External links==

*[http://www.brennerforussenate.com/ William A. Brenner for U.S. Senate]

*[http://www.hillaryclinton.com/ Hillary Clinton for Senate]

*[http://www.edcoxforsenate.com/ Ed Cox for Senate]

*[http://www.jeaninepirro.com/ Jeanine Pirro for Senate]

*[http://www.joinspencer.com/ John Spencer for Senate]

[[Category:2006 elections]]

[[Category:New York elections]]