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Gendebien’s place in the race
Blake Gendebien is running as a Democrat for the U.S. House in New York’s 21st District. The seat will be decided in a contested general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Gendebien is one of nine candidates listed in the race. Six are identified as Democrats, two as Republicans and one with the designation “UN.” No biography is on file for Gendebien. There are also no figures on file for money raised, money spent or cash on hand.
No documented policy positions are on file for Gendebien. That means the candidate’s views on specific federal issues cannot yet be described from the official record.
The full candidate field
Allen Caruso is running as a Republican. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Caruso.
Paula Collins is running as a Democrat. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Collins.
Anthony Thomas Constantino is running as a Republican. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Constantino.
Blake Gendebien is running as a Democrat. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Gendebien.
Maylon Justin Haller is running as a Democrat. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Haller.
Andrew Henson is running as a Democrat. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Henson.
Dylan Hewitt is running as a Democrat. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Hewitt.
Robert Dillon MR Huhn is running with the designation “UN.” No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Huhn.
Stuart Jameson Amoriell is running as a Democrat. No biography, fundraising figures or documented policy positions are on file for Amoriell.
What voters can compare
The current candidate list establishes each person’s name and party designation. It does not establish differences among the candidates on legislation, federal spending or other policy questions because no documented positions are on file for any candidate.
The financial picture is also the same across the field at this stage. No totals are on file for money raised, money spent or cash on hand for Caruso, Collins, Constantino, Gendebien, Haller, Henson, Hewitt, Huhn or Amoriell. Without those figures, there is no official financial comparison to make among the nine campaigns.
Biographical details are likewise not on file for any of the candidates. The official entries therefore do not identify their occupations, education, previous government service or community roles.
Election date and next steps
The general election is set for Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Voters in New York’s 21st District will choose among candidates seeking the district’s seat in the U.S. House.
Before Election Day, the points to watch are whether candidate biographies and policy positions enter the official record, whether campaign finance totals are filed, and whether the candidate field changes. Those developments would give voters more information for comparing the contenders without indicating how the election will turn out.
