New York gubernatorial election, 1942
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| Governor candidate | Running Mate | Party | Popular Vote | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas E. Dewey | Thomas W. Wallace | Republican | 2,148,546 | (52.10%) |
| John J. Bennett, Jr. | Charles Poletti | Democratic | 1,501,039 | (36.40%) |
| Dean Alfange | American Labor | 403,626 | (9.79%) | |
| Israel Amter | Communist | 45,220 | (1.10%) | |
| Coleman B. Cheney | Samuel H. Friedman | Socialist | 21,911 | (0.53%) |
| Aaron M. Orange | Bronko Papadopolos | Industrial Government | 3,496 | (0.08%) |
Note: Lt. Gov. Wallace died on 17 July 1943. In November, Republican Joe R. Hanley defeated Democrat William N. Haskell in a special election, and served as Lt. Gov. for the remainder of the term.
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