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Nassau

Politics

Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results

Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results

Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results There were eight primary elections on Tuesday, June 25 featuring several city, town and county legislative races. Here are the unofficial results, according to the Boards of Election in Nassau and Suffolk counties: Long Beach Seven Democrats were running for three seats on the Long Beach City Council. The unofficial winners knocked two incumbents off the Nov. 5 ballot line. Elizabeth Treston led all others with 24 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns. Ronald Paganini was in second place, with 22 percent of the votes cast. Karen McInnis was expected to land…

06/26/2019

Armonk

Politics

Here Are Northern Westchester's Primary Election Results

Here Are Northern Westchester's Primary Election Results

Here Are Northern Westchester's Primary Election Results There were a dozen-and-a-half primary elections held across Westchester on Tuesday, June 25. Here's a rundown of the unofficial results in area races, according to the county Board of Elections: County Court Judge Four Democratic Party candidates ran for two Westchester County Court Judge spots on the Nov. 5 ballot. Melissa A. Loehr and Robert J. Prisco led the other two Democrats, Alexander Eisemann and Michael L. Tawil. Loehr received more than 17,100 votes countywide (35 percent) to Prisco's 12,018 votes (25 percent) in unofficial returns. The losing candidates each receiv…

06/26/2019

Clarkstown

Politics

Here Are Rockland's Primary Election Results

Here Are Rockland's Primary Election Results

Here Are Rockland's Primary Election Results There were several primary elections held across Rockland County on Tuesday, June 25. Here's a rundown of the unofficial results in contested races, according to the county Board of Elections: District Attorney Retired Judge Thomas Walsh easily defeated three other candidates for the Democratic Party's nomination for District Attorney, giving Walsh three ballot lines in the Nov. 5 general election. Walsh, a judge for nearly 40 years retired to run for District Attorney. He defeated state Assemblyman Kenneth Zebrowski, former prosecutor Patricia Gunning, and Victor Alfieri, a retired…

06/26/2019

Armonk

Politics

Here Are Westchester's Primary Election Results

Here Are Westchester's Primary Election Results

Here Are Westchester's Primary Election Results There were a dozen-and-a-half primary elections held across Westchester on Tuesday, June 25. Here's a rundown of the unofficial results in contested races, according to the county Board of Elections: Harrison Pasquale G. Gizzo led Patricia A O'callaghan for the Republican and Conservative ballot lines for Harrison town/village justice. They also were unofficially tied with 26 votes apiece for the Independence Party ballot line. Greenburgh In the Democratic Party primary, Incumbent Town Clerk Judith A. Beville was leading Maria J. Portilla by about 52 to 48 percent, according to un…

06/26/2019

Nassau

Politics

Here Are Races On The Line In Upcoming Long Island Primaries

Here Are Races On The Line In Upcoming Long Island Primaries

Here Are Races On The Line In Upcoming Long Island Primaries There are primary elections on Tuesday, June 25 featuring several city, town and county legislative races. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Long Beach Seven Democrats are running for three seats on the Long Beach City Council: incumbent Chumi Diamond, incumbent Anthony P. Eramo, TImothy Kramer. Karen McInnis, James Mulvaney, Ronald Paganini and Elizabeth Treston. East Hampton Former town Democratic Party Chairman David Gruber faces East Hampton Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc, also a Democrat, in an Independence Party primary. In a Democratic Party primary for East H…

06/20/2019

White Plains

Politics

Here Are Races On The Line In Upcoming Westchester Primaries

Here Are Races On The Line In Upcoming Westchester Primaries

Here Are Races On The Line In Upcoming Westchester Primaries Tuesday, June 25 is primary election day in Westchester municipalties. Voters can only vote in primaries for candidates in the political party in which they are registered. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Here's a rundown of races. Democratic Party Greenburgh Council (Three candidates running for two seats): Gina R. Jackson, incumbent Ken Jones and Eric Zinger. Town Clerk: incumbent Judith A. Beville and Maria J. Portilla. Mount Vernon Council (Vote 2): Joyce Brown and Lisa A. Copeland, Yuhanna J. Edwards, Hope Marable and Jamie R. Pessin, Danielle Scholar and Derrick Thompso…

06/16/2019

DV Plus - Westchester

Politics

Mount Kisco's Bill O'Reilly: Republican Politico Works Behind Scenes To Buck Rising Blue Wave

Mount Kisco's Bill O'Reilly: Republican Politico Works Behind Scenes To Buck Rising Blue Wave

Mount Kisco's Bill O'Reilly: Republican Politico Works Behind Scenes To Buck Rising Blue Wave Who's the man behind New York's GOP curtain? This consulting wizard has blue blood in his family roots as a political columnist and campaign strategist. By choice and profession, the Mount Kisco resident, formerly of Scarsdale and Manhattan, remains behind the scenes. As a teenager growing up during the Vietnam and Watergate eras, William F. B. O'Reilly said he was "always curious about politics of the day. The only thing I loved was current events." He said he hid his "nerdy" knack for listening to WINS news radio from his friends who would not have seen it as too cool while they we…

05/01/2019

Mount Pleasant

Politics

Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate

Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate

Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate Republican gubernatorial candidate Marc Molinaro now has a running mate. The Dutchess County Executive announced Sunday afternoon that he has decided on former Rye Deputy Mayor Julie Killian. Killian has twice lost races for the State Senate, including this year when she fell to Shelley Mayer in a special election for Westchester County Executive George Latimer's former seat. Molinaro's selection came after he launched a search committee for the spot in April. He also considered Monroe County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo and Islip Town Councilwoman Trish Bergin-Weichbrodt, according to a New …

by Joe Lombardi

05/20/2018

Mount Pleasant

Politics

Molinaro Gets Conservative Party Nod In Governor's Race

Molinaro Gets Conservative Party Nod In Governor's Race

Molinaro Gets Conservative Party Nod In Governor's Race Top officials at the state Conservative Party announced Monday, April 16 that they are backing Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro for governor. The move makes Molinaro the increasingly likely candidate to secure the Republican endorsement next month when the state GOP committee meets in New York City. “Marc Molinaro will make New York more affordable and end Andrew Cuomo’s culture of corruption – he has the record, the message and the integrity to get our state back on track,” said Conservative Party Chairman Mike Long. Molinaro is competing for the Republican candidacy against state …

04/17/2018

Yonkers

Politics

Westchester Residents Elect Village Mayors, Trustees, Justices

Westchester Residents Elect Village Mayors, Trustees, Justices

Westchester Residents Elect Village Mayors, Trustees, Justices Tuesday was Election Day for many villages in Westchester. Races were uncontested in seven villages, listed at the end of this article. There were contested elections in the villages of Bronxville, Buchanan, Larchmont, Pelham Manor, Scarsdale and Tuckahoe: BRONXVILLE Republican William Primps, with 504 votes, beat Democrat Natasha Nordahl, with 462 votes, in the race for a four-year term as Village Justice. Mark Wood and William Barton were both elected to the Village Board of Trustees unopposed. BUCHANAN Incumbent Mayor Theresa Knickerbocker, running as the Democratic and Resident'…

03/21/2018