Democrat candidate Chris McCreight has conceded the election for the 46th Assembly District to the current Republican incumbent, Alec Brook-Krasny. Brook-Krasny is set to win re-election with over 52% of the vote, with McCreight securing just over 47% as of 11:15 p.m. The district includes areas such as Coney Island, Dyker Heights, and Fort Hamilton.
During an election night watch party, McCreight thanked his supporters for their hard work and acknowledged the challenges faced during the campaign. He highlighted the strong performance in the district, comparing it to Vice President Kamala Harris’s numbers in the same area.
McCreight’s supporters praised his policies and character, emphasizing the importance of having a representative who stands up for the community. Council Member Shahana Hanif, who attended the watch party, stressed the significance of voter engagement and education, particularly in neighborhoods with immigrant communities like Kensington.
City Council Member Justin Brannan also underscored the importance of local campaigning and addressing the needs of the community. He mentioned the real issues at stake in southern Brooklyn and the impact of local elections on residents.
Overall, the election results reflect the diversity and engagement of the community in the 46th Assembly District. While McCreight may have fallen short in this race, the efforts and dedication of his supporters have not gone unnoticed. The focus on local issues, voter engagement, and representation remains crucial in shaping the future of the district.
