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North Shore residents stopped by their local polling places throughout the day Tuesday, May 16, voting on school budgets and board of education candidates. Winners are in bold-italic.

This story will be updated as more results come in. Last updated May 17 at 2:46 p.m.

Commack Union Free School District

The budget passed

Yes – 1247

No – 351

Candidates, two seats

William Hender – 1283

Susan Hermer – 1303

Comsewogue Union Free School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 499

No – 220

Proposition 2 passed.

Yes – 579

No – 135

Candidates, two seats

James Sanchez – 546 

Alexandra Gordon – 553 

 

Cold Spring Harbor Central School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 779

No – 392

Candidates, three seats

Kate Dellicarpini – 617

William Wollman – 616

Lisa Smith – 599

Tara Belfi – 542

Nicholas Cerrone – 535

 

Elwood Union Free School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 1,278 

No – 508

Proposition 2 (capital reserve) passed.

Yes – 1,473

No – 349

Candidates, two seats

Tom Scarola – 1,228 

Sara Siddiqui – 1,179

Erin Aebisher – 609

Chris Fox – 458

Harborfields Central School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 1,273

No – 286

Candidates, two seats

Christopher Kelly – 1,146 

David Steinberg – 1,085

Rose Wyka – 377

Meghan Grote Shear – 356

Huntington Union Free School District

 

Kings Park Central School District

 

Middle Country Central School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 1,717

No – 705

Candidates, three seats

Kathleen Walsh – 1,580

Doreen Feldmann – 1,456

Deborah Mann-Rodriguez – 1,456

Kimberly Crawford-Arbocus – 866

Thomas Bettua – 854 

Bruce Bennett – 731

 

Miller Place School District

The budget passed. 

Yes – 837

No – 291

Proposition 2 (library budget) passed.

Yes – 981

No – 147

Candidates, two seats

John Galligan  – 877 

Lisa Reitan660 

Jenna Stingo495

 

Mount Sinai School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 1,037

No – 177

Proposition 2 (library budget) passed.

Yes – 1,037

No – 177

Proposition 3 (capital improvements) passed.

Yes – 976

No – 263

Proposition 4 (raising the capital reserved ceiling) passed.

Yes – 879

No – 332

Candidates, three seats

Christy Barbera – 708

Nicholas DeVito – 670 

Charles Carron – 660

Peter Van Middelem – 615

Edward Law – 520
Northport-East Northport Union Free School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 1,839

No – 1,315

Proposition 2 (capital expenditures) passed.

Yes – 2,449

No – 693

Candidates, two seats

Donna McNaughton – 2,275

David Badanes – 2,174

Amanda Cascio – 1,147

 

Port Jefferson School District

The budget passed. 

Yes – 849

No – 537

Proposition 2 (capital bond) rejected. 

Yes – 674

No – 708

Candidates, two seats

Shannon Handley – 1041

David Keegan – 1020

 

Rocky Point Union Free School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 692

No – 225

Proposition 2 (capital reserve) passed.

Yes – 722

No – 181

Candidates, two seats

Jessica Ward – 692

Erin Walsh – 586

Nicole Kelly – 347

 

Shoreham-Wading River Central School District

The budget passed. 

Yes – 568

No – 152

Candidates, three seats

Michael Lewis – 563

Katie Andersen – 546

Henry Perez – 529

 

Smithtown Central School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 4,236

No – 2,406

Candidates, three seats

Matthew Gribbin – 3,472

Kevin Craine – 3,361

John Savoretti – 3,343

Nicholas DeBello 3,323

Vladimir Pean 3,282

Elena Guttieri 3,177 votes

Three Village Central School District

The budget passed.

Yes – 2,332

No – 1, 559

Karen Roughley – 2,222 

David McKinnon – 2,101

Jeffrey Kerman – 1,777  

Kristen Gironda – 1,423

Gabriela Alvanos – 1,511

Michele Siegel – 1,524