
The Democratic primary race to pick a candidate to face Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-N.Y.) this fall remained too close to call late Tuesday night.
Former Southampton town supervisor Anna Throne-Holst had an edge of just 29 votes over venture capitalist and former Suffolk County Planning Commission chairman David Calone with all precincts counted, according to a projection by The Associated Press.
Whoever emerges as the winner, which could take days to settle, will contend in what will likely be one of the most closely watched House races of the cycle.
Throne-Holst secured endorsements from EMILY’s List, which works to elect female candidates in support of abortion rights, as well from as Sen. Kirsten GillibrandKirsten GillibrandDemocrats torn on impeachment trial timing OVERNIGHT DEFENSE: 12 removed from National Guard inauguration security | Austin backs lifting transgender ban Biden Pentagon pick supports lifting transgender military ban MORE (D-N.Y.).
Calone, meanwhile, was endorsed by the New York Times.

