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November 8, 2016 ULSTER COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2016 VICTOR WORK THOMAS F. TURCO COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER Index Page Write In Votes 1 Electors for President and Vice President 8 United States Senator 25 State Supreme Court 3rd Judicial District 43 Representative in Congress 19th District 60 State Senator 39th District 76 State Senator 42nd District 78 State Senator 46th District 83 State Senator 51st District 94 Member of Assembly 101st District 96 Member of Assembly 102nd District 99 Member of Assembly 103rd District 101 Member of Assembly 104th District 112 Ulster County Surrogate Court Judge 114 City Court Judge (City of Kingston) 130 Town of Esopus Councilman 133 Town of Hardenburgh Justice 134 Town of Marlborough Justice 135 Town of Olive Superintendent of Highways 136 Town of Saugerties Justice 137 Index Page Town of Shandaken Assessor 139 Town of Shawangunk Superintendent of Highways 140 Ulster County Proposal 141 Town of Gardiner Proposal 156 Town of New Paltz Proposal One 157 Town of New Paltz Proposal Two 158 Town of Saugerties Proposal 159 Town of Shandaken Proposal 161 President/Vice President Darrell Castle 22 Jeffrey Mackler 1 William Conley 1 Michael Maturen 6 Zoltoan Istvan Gyurko 1 Evan McMullin 112 Ben Hartnell 1 Jason Mutford 3 Chris Keniston 4 Clifton Roberts 6 Gloria La Riva 1 Emidio Soltysik 2 Total 160 United States Senator Michael Bloomberg 1 John McCain 1 Peter Casey 1 Deborah Ross 1 Shlomah Dabah 1 Bernie Sanders 3 Yitzchok Gershenovitz 2 Martin Shkreli 1 Howard Harris 1 Jeffrey P Siegel 1 Mike Hein 1 Troy Snyder 1 John Kasich 3 Philip P White 1 James May 1 Robert Young 1 Total 21 1 State Supreme Court Khalil Al-Jamal 1 Terry Elia 1 Meek Mill 1 Richard Schuster 1 Martin Anderson 1 Rudy Farrell 1 Hera Millman 1 Matthew Scott 1 Michael Asbill 1 Jeremiah Flaherty 2 Michael Miranda 1 Molly Seiden 1 Kenny Ashby 1 Robert Futerfas 1 Karl Mueller 1 Peter Seiden 1 Andre Barnett 1 Ray Ganade 1 Michael J Murphy 1 Scott Shackford 1 Derek Beaston 1 Sharon Graff 3 Ralph Nadar 1 Donald Silberger 1 John Beisel 3 Steve Greenfield 1 Tom Nyquist 1 Michael Simon 1 Anthony Black 1 John J Golgoski Jr 1 Brian Obach 1 Lori Slavin 1 Janet Blackbrough 1 John Hardenberg 1 Barack Obama 1 Ralf Smith 1 Devon Blagbrough 1 Beatrice Havranek 1 Jack O'Brien 1 Troy Snyder 1 Geraldine Breen 1 Pete Healey 1 Greg O'Dell 1 Robbie Soave 1 Richard Brimingham 1 Raymond Hemion Jr. 1 George Pataki 1 Gregory Sorbellini 1 Marvin Brinbaum 1 Patrick Hickey 1 Robert A Peck 1 Stephanie Sorbellini 1 William Brinkman 1 Edward Hill 1 Christopher S Peck 1 Robert Stein 1 John Brooks 1 Maurice Hinchey 1 Chaya Zelda Plottkin 1 Valarie Stote 1 Bill Brovold 1 Justin Holmes 2 Yaakov Plottkin 1 Steve Takacs 1 Wayne Brown 2 Mark Hothmer 1 Gretchen Primack 1 Zephyr Teachout 2 Zalmy Burztoyn 1 Brittany Jamal 1 Jacquelin Rea 1 James Tinger 1 Emily Capella 1 Michael Jurena 1 Josh Reed 1 Dan Torres 1 Jeff Collins 1 Robert Karlsbarch 1 Ryan Remarcke 1 Donald Trump 1 Mariann Connelly 2 Brian Kazman 1 Hugh Reynolds 1 John Wadlin 1 Matt Corsaro 1 Andrew Kossover 3 Sharon Richman 1 Jerry Weiss 1 Geneo Coston 1 Meryl Kramer-Harrison 1 Gene Rizzo 1 Marsha Weiss 1 Dillon Creen 1 Wendy Long 1 John R Rockefeller 1 James Wenzel Sr. 1 Jerald Davis 1 Thomas Loughlin 1 Frank Ruffini 1 Jason West 1 Monica Davis 1 William Luzzi 1 Peter Joseph Ruffini 1 Karl Wick 1 Howard Dean 1 Manny Manheim 1 David J Rynkowski 1 Lewis Yess 1 William Degraw 1 Michael P Mansion 1 Bernie Sanders 9 Jasmine Zauberer 1 Marlo Delarosa 1 Mary Matturo 1 Sue Sarino 1 Michael Zierler 1 Leon Dener 1 Peter Matturo 1 Anthony Scalia 1 Gene Michael Doland 1 Sara McGinty 1 Dr. Kathleen Schoonmaker 1 Total 141 2 Representative in Congress 19th Dist Clifford Catton 1 Thom Jenkins 4 Sage Rochetti 1 Michael Stock 1 Joshua Cummings 1 Eileen Kaplan 1 William Roger 1 James Swart 1 Chris Gibson 3 Deborah Lundgren 1 Paul A Ruiz 1 Gerard Toro 1 Floyd Gulnick 1 John Maksuta 1 Bernie Sanders 1 Donald Trump 1 Andrew Heaney 1 Diane McCord 1 Jeremy Schwartzberg 1 Andrew Emory Vreeland 1 Edward Hill 1 Steve Noble 1 Peter Seiden 1 Anthony Weiner 1 Jill Indelicato 1 Ihor Procyk 1 Troy Snyder 1 Jason West 1 Total 33 State Senator 39th District Megan Labrise 1 Jeffrey Magliato 1 Total 2 State Senator 42nd District Michael Benenati Sr. 1 Rev Lawrence McCauley 1 Ken Crannell 1 Chris McGrath 1 Joshua Cummings 1 Bernie Sanders 3 Steve Greenfield 1 Saku Sasaki 1 William Larkin 1 Peter Seiden 1 Maureen Larsen 1 Donald Silberger 1 John Maksuta 1 Andrew Emory Vreeland 1 Total 16 . 3 State Senator 46th District Chris Allen 1 Maurice Hinchey 1 James Hunter 1 Thom Jenkins 1 Steven Booth 1 John Mower 1 Kathryn Sarah Breen 1 Chris Polacco 1 Anthony Cumia 1 Bernie Sanders 3 Total 12 State Senator 51st District Chris Allen 1 Pramilla Malik 2 George Amedore 1 Bernie Sanders 1 Edward Duffy 1 Total 6 Member of Assembly 101st District TJ Briggs 1 Saku Sasaki 1 Avrohom Feinroth 1 James Schoeller 1 Yehuda Parmy 1 Yisroel Zalmanburstien 1 Phil Ramos 1 Total 7 4 Member of Assembly 102st District Chris Allen 5 Florence Hyatt 1 Marjorie L. Block 1 William Kemble 1 Jincy Cherian 1 Bill McKenna 1 Hilary Clinton 1 James A Miller 1 Dillon Creen 1 Uzumaki Naruto 1 Donald Foley 1 Edward M Poll 1 Manna Jo Green 1 Total 17 Member of Assembly 103rd District Chris Allen 1 Patrick Henneberry-Dennin 1 Scott Picitelli 1 Andrew Emory Vreelnad 1 David Josh Berliner 1 Joseph Hill 1 Hector Rodriguez 1 Tim Watson 1 Christopher Brinkman 1 Maurice Hinchey 1 Bernie Sanders 1 Jason West 2 Danny Carey 1 Michael Hine 1 Peter Seiden 1 Douglas Whitaker 1 Hayes Clement 1 Mark Hothmer 1 Sheldon Silver 1 Rebecca Whitaker 1 Ken Cranell 1 Brian Kelly 1 Hunter Thompson 1 Mitch Zopotoski 1 Edward Duffy 1 Jeff Kelly 1 Dan Torres 2 Chris Greene 1 John Maksuta 1 Asa Tsoi 1 Total 32 Member of Assembly 104th District Khalil Al-Jamal 1 Frank Skartados 1 Derek Beaston 1 Total 3 5 Surrogate Court Kyle Barnett 3 Connie Johnson 1 Elizabeth Nolan Brown 1 Nelson Lamb 1 Anthony Cumia 1 Alton Parker 1 Ashley Dittus 1 Daniel Pizzitola 1 Charles Dewitt 1 Michael Richardson 1 Edward Duffy 1 Justice Rosenkranse 1 Berel Epstein 1 Bernie Sanders 3 Juan Figuero 1 Donald Silberger 1 Kayla Geraci 1 Menachem Mendel Stareshefski 1 Mordechai Reuven Shlomo Gottlieb 1 Edward Wengenroth 1 Total 24 City of Kingston Court Judge Eric Clemente 1 Hugh Reynolds 1 Matt Dunn 1 Juan Romero 1 Shayne Gallo 3 Victor Romeo 1 Patrick Hickey 1 Dana Rudikoff 1 Scott Johnson 1 Bernie Sanders 1 Ian Kane 1 Michael Simon 1 Sarah McGinty 1 Lori Slavin 1 Thomas Pietro 1 Al Teetsel 1 Jeff Provenzano 5 George Williams 1 Michael V Pumilia 1 Nicky Woerner 1 Total 26 Town of Esopus Councilman James Alecca 2 Peter Myers 1 Total 3 6 Hardenburgh Town Justice Robert C Storey 1 Total 1 Marlborough Town Justice Bill Cook 1 Daniel Jackson 1 Jonathan Grace 1 Joe Legattuta 1 Abigail Henry 1 Pat Materaza 1 Greg Hogancamp 2 Alexander Papa 1 Justin Hoey 1 Bernie Sanders 1 Total 11 Town of Olive Superintendent of Highways Dominick Covello 1 Chris Winne 35 Total 36 Saugerties Town Justice Mike Catalinotto 1 Zeev W Neumann 1 Sean M Collins 1 Tim O'Dell 1 Dillon Creen 1 Bill O'Reilly 1 Daniel Lamb 2 Jacqueline Rea 1 R . Bruce McLean 1 Andrew Thompson 1 Kyle Melick 1 Donald Tucker 1 Andy Mulligan 1 Lanny Walter 1 Will Myers 1 Total 16 7 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT (Vote for 1) Clinton Clinton Clinton Trump/ Trump/ Stein/ Johnson/ /Kaine /Kaine /Kaine Pence Pence Baraka Weld Johnson/ ED DEM WOR WEP REP CON GRE IND Weld LBT Write-in Blank Void Total Kingston Ward 1 -1 131 3 2 76 9 3 9 1 0 2 4 240 Absentee/Affidavit 23 0 0 16 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 Total 154 3 2 92 12 3 9 1 0 2 4 282 Kingston Ward 1 -2 262 10 0 192 25 16 12 2 2 4 7 532 Absentee/Affidavit 25 0 0 10 2 0 3 1 0 0 0 41 Total 287 10 0 202 27 16 15 3 2 4 7 573 Kingston Ward 1 -3 240 21 2 117 23 16 6 6 0 3 6 440 Absentee/Affidavit 18 1 0 7 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 29 Total 258 22 2 124 25 17 6 6 0 3 6 469 Kingston Ward 2 -1 221 30 8 73 13 12 4 1 0 3 6 371 Absentee/Affidavit 24 0 1 8 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 40 Total 245 30 9 81 13 12 8 1 0 3 9 411 Kingston Ward 2 -2 92 6 0 42 8 7 1 4 0 1 2 163 Absentee/Affidavit 12 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 18 Total 104 7 0 45 8 7 1 4 0 2 3 181 Kingston Ward 2 -3 242 15 4 98 16 14 2 1 0 3 2 397 Absentee/Affidavit 33 2 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 42 Total 275 17 5 101 17 15 2 1 0 3 3 439 Kingston Ward 3 -1 260 10 8 154 24 8 6 6 0 8 4 488 Absentee/Affidavit 30 0 1 17 6 0 0 1 0 2 57 Total 290 10 9 171 30 8 6 7 0 8 6 545 Kingston Ward 3 -2 142 20 2 43 11 14 3 1 0 1 6 243 Absentee/Affidavit 22 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 29 Total 164 23 2 46 11 14 3 1 0 1 7 272 Kingston Ward 3 -3 197 16 4 134 29 10 11 6 1 3 2 413 Absentee/Affidavit 47 2 2 19 8 1 0 0 0 1 1 81 Total 244 18 6 153 37 11 11 6 1 4 3 494 Kingston Ward 4 -1 219 18 5 54 13 17 3 2 0 4 6 341 Absentee/Affidavit 19 1 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 26 8 Clinton Clinton Clinton Trump/ Trump/ Stein/ Johnson/ /Kaine /Kaine /Kaine Pence Pence Baraka Weld Johnson/ ED DEM WOR WEP REP CON GRE IND Weld LBT Write-in Blank Void Total Total 238 19 5 57 14 18 4 2 0 4 6 367 Kingston Ward 4 -2 193 12 0 47 6 10 4 2 0 1 4 279 Absentee/Affidavit 14 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Total 207 12 0 50 6 10 4 2 0 1 4 296 Kingston Ward 5 -1 154 18 3 70 6 8 3 2 0 2 1 267 Absentee/Affidavit 15 3 0 7 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 29 Total 169 21 3 77 6 11 4 2 0 2 1 296 Kingston Ward 5 -2 239 23 1 133 30 12 11 3 0 2 2 456 Absentee/Affidavit 27 1 1 18 5 0 3 1 0 1 1 58 Total 266 24 2 151 35 12 14 4 0 3 3 514 Kingston Ward 5 -3 107 5 1 51 9 5 8 0 0 2 3 191 Absentee/Affidavit 6 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
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