⭐️ POLL RESULTS ⭐️ New Analysis: Voters 50+ Will Make Up as Much as 75% of Electorate in NY-12 Democratic Primary @AARPNY & Gotham Polling Find Older Voters Will Decide Outcome of Competitive Manhattan Congressional Race NEW YORK — A new analysis commissioned by AARP New York and conducted by Gotham Polling & Analytics finds that voters age 50 and older will be the decisive force in the upcoming Democratic primary in New York’s 12th Congressional District — the Manhattan-based seat currently represented by Congressman Jerry Nadler and one of the most closely watched congressional races in the country. “For candidates running in NY-12, the message is clear: this election will be decided by voters 50 and older,” said Beth Finkel, State Director for AARP New York. “These voters show up, election after election. They expect candidates to address the issues that matter most to them, including protecting Social Security and supporting family caregivers." “In NY-12 congressional primaries, voters 50 and older turn out at nearly three times the rate of voters under 50 and seven out of every ten voters who show up are 50+,” said Stephen Graves President of Gotham Polling & Analytics. The 2025 mayoral primary didn't change that, it just was an election with completely different dynamics. June 23 will be decided by the 50+ voters, who always decide these races. Any candidate who doesn't build a real 50+ strategy is running a campaign that doesn't match the electorate they're trying to win.” aarp.org/states/new-york/new…