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Proposal 1: Constitutional Convention

Yes: 13.38%            No: 86.61%

Proposal 2: Amendment on public pension forfeiture

Yes: 69.19%            No: 30.8%

Proposal 3: Amendment on use of forest preserve land

Yes: 48.63%            No: 51.36%

 

Suffolk County District Attorney

    Ray Perini (R)               Tim Sini (D)

        36.41%                        62.08%

 

Suffolk County Sheriff

 Larry Zacarese (R)      Errol Toulon Jr. (D)

         48.93%                        49.41%

 

Suffolk County Legislator

5th District:

 

      Rob Trotta (R)        Coleen Maher (D)

           67.62%                     32.32%

16th District:

 Susan Berland (D)      Hector Gavilla (R)

          54.93%                      45.03%

18th District:

William Spencer (D)      Dom Spada (R)

          53.12%                      45.65%

Town of Brookhaven

Supervisor

  Ed Romaine (R)        Jack Harrington (D)

        61.91%                        38.06%

 

Councilperson

1st District:

Valerie Cartright (D)   James Canale (R)

          60.3%                      39.66%

2nd District:

   Jane Bonner (C)        Mike Goodman (D)

         63.53%                       36.42%

3rd District:

  Kevin LaValle (R)       Alfred Ianacci (D)

         65.52%                       33.98%

 

Highway Superintendent

Dan Losquadro (R)     Anthony Portesy (D)

         60.32%                      39.65%

 

Town Clerk

    Donna Lent (I)         Cindy Morris (D)

          57.26%                      42.36%

Town of Huntington

Supervisor

Tracey Edwards (D)    Chad Lupinacci (R)

         43.87%                       53.85%

Huntington Town Councilwoman Tracey Edwards conceded to state Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci. “I want to wish supervisor-elect Lupinacci congratulations on a hard-fought race,” she said. “I have no regrets about not running for town board. I could not be prouder [of my party]. We ran together and ran a positive race talking about issues important to us.”

Town Board

Mark Cuthbertson (D)    Emily Rogan (D)

         25.49%                        23.91%

   Jim Leonick (R)             Ed Smyth (R)

          24.92%                        25.6%

Emily Rogan on her loss in her first political race: “Not the way we waned, but I feel so blessed and full of gratitude,” she said. “This is one election. We are not done yet.”

 

Town of Smithtown

Supervisor

  Ed Wehrheim (R)        Kristen Slevin (I)

          56.79%                       7.85%

 

     Bill Holst (D)

          35.07%

“I feel terrific,” Ed Wehrheim said of winning. “It’s been a long, long campaign because of the primary, which was a very tough one, but this is the culmination of all of it. It feels great to be here with all my supporters and family and friends — they’ve been with me the whole way. It’s a great victory for Smithtown in my opinion, a great victory for my supporters and the residents. I’m looking forward to rolling my sleeves up and getting to work in January.”

Town Council

 Tom McCarthy (R)      Lynne Nowick (R)

        22.45%                       24.45%

    Bob Doyle (C)           Tom Lohmann (C)

           9.63%                        9.18%

Amy Fortunato (D)    Patricia Stoddard (D)

         17.62%                      16.44%

All percentages are unofficial results as per the Suffolk County Board of Elections