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2026 General Election Congress

U.S. House: NY-21

Vote for 1 · Term: 2 years · All of Lewis and St. Lawrence counties; in Jefferson County, the towns of Antwerp, Le Ray, Philadelphia and Wilna

Anthony Constantino

Anthony Constantino

Republican · Taxpayer Rights

Blake Gendebien

Blake Gendebien

Democratic

VS

Results

Results after polls close Nov 3, 9 PM
  • Anthony ConstantinoRepublican, Taxpayer Rights–
  • Blake GendebienDemocratic–

The candidates

Anthony Constantino

Anthony Constantino

RepublicanTaxpayer Rights

Anthony Constantino is the founder and chief executive of Sticker Mule, a company he started in Amsterdam, Montgomery County, in 2010. He won the June 2026 Republican primary over Assemblyman Robert Smullen. He has not held elected office.

Bio: wskg.org · Photo: constantino.com · Campaign site

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About Anthony Constantino

Anthony Constantino is the chief executive of Sticker Mule, an online printing company headquartered in Amsterdam, N.Y., with manufacturing sites in New York, South Carolina and Italy. His campaign says he lost his father, Tom, a Navy veteran and printing business owner, at a young age and took over the family company, Noteworthy, at 19. He later founded Sticker Mule, which eventually acquired Noteworthy and took on its employees. His campaign says he is paying for his campaign himself. It also notes that he has competed in amateur and professional boxing. His campaign says his priorities include better high-speed internet and cell service in the North Country, lower utility and consumer prices, fewer regulations on farms, restaurants and small businesses, northern border security, ending solar farm deals he considers unfair, and protecting Second Amendment rights.

ClickNNY profile, written from the campaign’s biography and public records. Sources: constantino.com, constantino.com

Blake Gendebien

Blake Gendebien

Democratic

Blake Gendebien is a second-generation dairy farmer who operates Twin Mill Farm in Lisbon, St. Lawrence County. He served as vice chair of the Agri-Mark cooperative board and as a member of the Lisbon Central School Board.

Bio: blakegendebienforcongress.com · Photo: blakegendebienforcongress.com · Campaign site

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About Blake Gendebien

Blake Gendebien is a dairy farmer. His campaign says he grew up working on his parents' North Country dairy farm, earned a degree in agriculture and then worked for a farm equipment manufacturer. For about 22 years he and his family have owned and operated Twin Mill Farms, which the campaign says covers more than 1,000 acres with 500 dairy cows. Fellow farmers elected him vice chair of the board of the Agri-Mark dairy cooperative. He and his wife, Carmen, have three sons, and he has coached youth soccer and junior varsity basketball. The family started the Jules of Life Foundation, which helps local families dealing with pediatric cancer find care and resources. His campaign says his priorities include lowering costs, protecting Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, adding Border Patrol staffing, expanding rural broadband and banning stock trading by members of Congress.

ClickNNY profile, written from the campaign’s biography and public records. Sources: blakegendebienforcongress.com, blakegendebienforcongress.com

Listed alphabetically by last name with every party line they appear on. Video statements are provided by the campaigns, unedited; every candidate was invited.

Where this race is

U.S. House: NY-21

JeffersonSt. LawrenceLewis

Includes all or part of: Antwerp, Brasher, Canton, Clare, Clifton, Colton, Croghan, De Kalb, De Peyster, Denmark, Diana, Edwards, Fine, Fowler, Gouverneur, Greig, Hammond, Harrisburg, Hermon, Hopkinton, Lawrence, Le Ray, Lewis, Leyden, Lisbon, Louisville, Lowville, Lyonsdale, Macomb, Madrid, Martinsburg, Massena, Montague, Morristown, New Bremen, Norfolk, City of Ogdensburg, Osceola, Oswegatchie, Parishville, Philadelphia, Piercefield, Pierrepont, Pinckney, Pitcairn, Potsdam, Rossie, Russell, Stockholm, Turin, Waddington, Watson, West Turin, Wilna (in the three counties; the district extends beyond them).

Some towns are split between districts. Your exact ballot: type your address on the election page, or check voterlookup.elections.ny.gov.

Where to vote

Tue, Nov 3 · 6 AM – 9 PM

St. Lawrence County early voting, Oct 24 – Nov 1

  • Potsdam Central School Annex (new location), 68 Lawrence Ave., Potsdam, NYOct. 24 - Nov. 1, 2026: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, except Mon. Oct. 26 and Wed. Oct. 28, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
  • Dobisky Center, 100 Riverside Ave., Ogdensburg, NYOct. 24 - Nov. 1, 2026: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, except Mon. Oct. 26 and Wed. Oct. 28, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.

St. Lawrence poll sitesCall the board: 315-379-2202

Jefferson County early voting, Oct 24 – Nov 1

  • Jefferson County Office Building, 175 Arsenal Street, Watertown, NY 13601 (free parking in county lot behind building, enter from Sherman Street)Sat Oct 24 9am-5pm; Sun Oct 25 9am-5pm; Mon Oct 26 12pm-8pm; Tue Oct 27 9am-5pm; Wed Oct 28 12pm-8pm; Thu Oct 29 9am-5pm; Fri Oct 30 9am-5pm; Sat Oct 31 9am-5pm; Sun Nov 1 9am-5pm
  • Depauville Fire Hall, 15231 School Street, Depauville, NY 13632Same schedule as above: Oct 24-Nov 1; 9am-5pm except Mon Oct 26 and Wed Oct 28, 12pm-8pm

Jefferson poll sitesCall the board: (315) 785-3027

Lewis County early voting, Oct 24 – Nov 1

  • Lewis County Board of Elections, 7513 East State Street, Lowville, NY 13367Sat Oct 24 9am-5pm; Sun Oct 25 9am-5pm; Mon Oct 26 9am-5pm; Tue Oct 27 12pm-8pm; Wed Oct 28 9am-5pm; Thu Oct 29 12pm-8pm; Fri Oct 30 9am-5pm; Sat Oct 31 9am-5pm; Sun Nov 1 9am-5pm

Lewis poll sitesCall the board: 315-376-5329

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