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Javits lost the 1980 Republican Senate primary, 56 to 44 percent, to [[Al D'Amato]], who campaigned to Javits' right. Javits still ran as the nominee of the New York Liberal Party but polled only 11 -percent of the vote in the [[general election]] in which D'Amato narrowly defeated the Democratic nominee, U.S. Representative [[Elizabeth Holtzman]]. After he lost the senatorial nomination to Al D'Amato, a local official from [[Long Island]], Javits still ran as the nominee of the New York Liberal Party but polled only 11 -percent of the vote in the [[general election]] in which D'Amato narrowly defeated the Democratic nominee, U.S. Representative [[Elizabeth Holtzman]]. .<ref name=nytobit/>
Javits lost the 1980 Republican Senate primary, 56 to 44 percent, to [[Al D'Amato]], a local official from [[Long Island]], who campaigned to Javits' right. Javits still ran as the nominee of the New York Liberal Party but polled only 11 -percent of the vote in the [[general election]] in which D'Amato narrowly defeated the Democratic nominee, U.S. Representative Elizabeth Holtzman.<ref name=nytobit/>
==Death and legacy==
==Death and legacy==