From Studio 77 to the streets, listeners got real-time updates on the New York City and New Jersey races, plus live reaction from WABC’s Election Night Roundtable.
On November 4th, hosts John Catsimatidis, Rita Cosby, Dominic Carter, and more kept audiences informed and engaged with sharp analysis, lively debate, and bold opinions from voices that define New York talk radio.
Throughout the night, callers from across the Tri-State area joined the conversation, adding a true pulse-of-the-people perspective that turned the broadcast into a live town hall.
Listeners had front-row access to the most pivotal races from both sides of the Hudson. In New Jersey, Mikie Sherrill defeated Jack Ciattarelli, and right here in New York City, Zohran Mamdani’s defeated Andrew Cuomo.
For WABC, Election Night was about more than just results — it was about connecting with listeners in real time, both on air and on site.
From Studio 77’s dynamic Roundtable to the passionate voices calling in from every borough, it was a night that proved once again why 77WABC remains New York’s go-to source for breaking news, political insight, and spirited conversation.
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