The Newsday/Siena College found Gillen with the support of 53% of likely voters, while D’Esposito could only garner 41% backing.{ai:summary}<p>A recent report highlights increasing tensions in the region, with significant military movements and diplomatic efforts underway. The situation remains fluid, with potential implications for local and international stability. </p><p>Concerns about humanitarian impacts are also rising as conflicts escalate. #foreignaffairs</p>

Democrat Gillen opens double-digit lead over Republican D’Esposito in contentious LI House race: poll

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