News 12 tracks local leadership election results
Here are the latest results from some of the local leadership races in the Hudson Valley.
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8h agoHere are the latest results from some of the local leadership races in the Hudson Valley:
Rye City Council
- Democrat James Ward won with 59% of the vote, while Republican Rick McCabe received 41% despite withdrawing from the race due to illness.
Mount Kisco
- Democrats Karen Schleimer and Thomas Luzio took the two village council seats.
- Mark Farrell won the race for town justice unopposed.
Rockland County
- Democrat Mark Licker leads the race for Clarkstown Town Council by 111 votes over Republican Jon Valentino.
- Republican Daniel Sullivan leads Democrat Chrissy Knapp by over 1,400 votes in the Orangetown Town Council race.
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