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The 2024 election results are in.
Donald Trump has secured more than 270 electoral votes, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris to become the 47th president of the United States.
Trump and his running mate, JD Vance, garnered strong support in both Long Island counties.
In Suffolk, the Trump/Vance ticket won over 54% of the vote, with 402,924 votes to Harris’ 323,473. In Nassau, they received more than 51% of the vote, tallying 355,276 votes to Harris’ 322,131.
Tap here to read more about the national election. Here are the results for New York State. Below are the results from local elections.
Propositions
Equal Rights Amendment passes in New York
A statewide proposition to protect abortion rights, also known as Equal Rights Amendment by supporters, was approved. Read more about the prop here.
Suffolk voters approve clean water prop
Suffolk County voters have overwhelmingly approved Prop. 2, the Suffolk County Water Quality Restoration Act. Click here to read more about the proposal, which was championed by Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine.
New roundabout is coming to East Hampton
Residents of the Town of Easthampton passed a proposal to create a new roundabout Three Mile Harbor and Springs-Fireplace Roads in response to safety concerns. Read more here.
Water quality improvement in Southampton Town
Southampton voters agreed to repurpose 43 South Main Street for an incoming water quality improvement project. The town will also be adding new parkland at 137 Pond Lane. Read more here.
Note: The below voting tallies were first reported by Newsday
U.S. Senate
Winner: Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) – 4,246,817 votes
Opponents:
- Michael D. Sapraicone (R) – 3,031,429 votes
- Diane Sare (LRE) – 34,776 votes
U.S. House
CD1
Winner: Nicholas J. LaLota (R) – 217,461 votes
Opponent: John Avlon (D) – 172,700 votes
CD2
Winner: Andrew R. Garbarino (R) – 197,168 votes
Opponent: Rob Lubin (D) – 130,430 votes
CD3
Winner: Thomas R. Suozzi (D) – 177,188 votes
Opponent: Michael J. LiPetri (R) – 168,165 votes
CD4
Winner: Laura A. Gillen (D) – 182,771 votes
Opponent: Anthony P. D’Esposito (R) – 176,623 votes
New York State Senate
1st District
Winner: Anthony H. Palumbo (R) – 84,776 votes
Opponent: Sarah S. Anker (D) – 73,953 votes
2nd District
Winner: Mario R. Mattera (R) – 79,623 votes
Opponent: Craig G. Herskowitz (D) – 56,769 votes
3rd District
Winner: Dean Murray (R) – 87,097 votes
Opponent: Michael L. Conroy (D) – 53,652 votes
4th District
Winner: Monica R. Martinez (D) – 59,433 votes
Opponent: Teresa J. Bryant (R) – 46,205 votes
5th District
Winner: Steven D. Rhoads (R) – 77,005 votes
Opponent: Lisa Lin (D) – 50,323 votes
6th District
Winner: Siela A. Bynoe (D) – 53,151 votes
Opponent: Thomas Philip Montefinise (R) – 37,914 votes
7th District
Winner: Jack M. Martins (R) – 76,444 votes
Opponent: Kim Keiserman (D) – 61,455 votes
8th District
Winner: Alexis Weik (R) – 101,035 votes
Opponent: Frank R. Dolan (D) – 49,529 votes
9th District
Winner: Patricia M. Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick (R) – 62,269 votes
Opponent: James Lynch (D) – 52,014 votes
New York State Assembly
1st District
Winner: Thomas Schiavoni (D) – 33,192 votes
Opponent: Stephen F. Kiely (R) – 26,124 votes
2nd District
Winner: Jodi A. Giglio (R) – 45,085 votes
Opponent: Tricia L. Chiaramonte (D) – 24,393 votes
3rd District
Winner: Joseph P. DeStefano (R) – 31,672 votes
Opponent: Trina R. Miles (D) – 20,419 votes
4th District
Winner: Rebecca A. Kassay (D) – 28,943 votes
Opponent: Edward A. Flood (R) – 28,669 votes
5th District
Winner: Douglas M. Smith (R) – 37,120 votes
Opponent: Michael A. Reynolds (D) – 20,228 votes
6th District
Winner: Philip R. Ramos (D) – 20,433 votes
Opponent: Daniel Mitola (R) – 10,780 votes
7th District
Winner: Jarett C. Gandolfo (R) – 39,882 votes
Opponent: Garrett J. Petersen (D) – 23,181 votes
8th District
Winner: Michael J. Fitzpatrick (R) – 48,797 votes
Opponent: Steven P. Basileo (D) – 24,716 votes
9th District
Winner: Michael A. Durso (R) – 39,905 votes
Opponent: Steven J. Dellavecchia (D) – 19,695 votes
10th District
Winner: Steve Stern (D) – 31,647 votes
Opponent: Aamir Sultan (RC) – 24,842 votes
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