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2016 Primary Results September 13, 2016 2016 Primary Results September 13, 2016 New York State Senate SD Party Race Primary Winner NYSUT Endorsement 3 DEM John DeVito, Jr. (D) (1,173) / Joseph L. Fitz (D) (898)/ DeVito (D) Croci (R-C-I) Richardo Montano (D) (813) 10 DEM James Sanders, Jr. (D-WF) (5,010)/ Adrienne E. Adams Sanders (D) Sanders (D) (D) 3,646 16 DEM Toby Stavisky (D-WF-I) (5,192) / S.J. Jung (D) (3,816) Stavisky (D) Stavisky (D) 18 DEM Martin Dilan (D) (5,593) / Debbie Medina (D) (3,843) Dilan (D) Dilan (D) 19 DEM Roxanne Persaud (D) (9,986) / Mercedes Narcisse (D) Persuad (D) Persuad (D) (3,160) 25 DEM Velmanette Montgomery (D-WF) (10,006) / Michael Montgomery (D) Montgomery (D-WF) G. Cox (D) (4,471) 31 DEM Robert Jackson (D) (7,616) / Marisol Alcantara (D) Alcantara (D) Jackson (D) (8,309) / Micah Lasher (D) (7,737) / Luis Tejada (D) (1,253) 32 DEM Ruben Diaz, Sr. (D) (7,618) / Elliot Quinones (D) (915) Diaz, Sr. (D) No Endorsement 33 DEM J. Gustavo Rivera (D) (5,620) / Fernando Cabrera (D) Rivera (D) Rivera (D) (3,289) 36 DEM Jamaal Bailey (D-WF) (8,292) / Edward A. Mulraine Bailey (D) Bailey (D) (D) (2,385) / Alvin Ponder (D) (888)/ Pamela Hamilton-Johnson (D) (2,092) / Que English (D) (1,132) 40 DEM Andrew I. Falk (D) (1,022)/ Alison Boak (D) (3,950) Boak (D) Murphy (R) 49 REP Jim Tedisco (R-C-I) (6,775) / Christian Klueg, II (R) Tedisco (R) Tedisco (R) (2,766) 54 REP Floyd G. Rayburn (R) (3,473)/ Pamela Helming (R) Helming (R) No Endorsement (3,663) / Brian Manktelow (R) (2,003) / Jon Ritter (R) (890) / Sean Hanna (R) (1,300) 60 DEM Alfred T. Coppola (D) (2,771) / Amber A. Small (D) Small (D) No Endorsement (5,455) 60 REP Christopher Jacobs (R) (3,695) / Kevin Stocker (R) Jacobs (R) No Endorsement (1,224) New York State Assembly AD Party Race Primary Winner NYSUT Endorsement 6 DEM Philip Ramos (D) (1,916) / Giovanni Mata (D) (710) Ramos (D) Ramos (D) 11 DEM Kimberly Jean Pierre (D-WF-I) (1,270) / Jordan Jean-Pierre (D) Jean Pierre (D-WF-I) Wilson, Jr. (D) (341) 18 DEM Earlene Hooper (D) (2,090) / Carmen Pineyro (D) Hooper (D) No Endorsement (1,418) 20 DEM Anthony Eramo (D) (2,828) / Jeffrey Toback (D) Eramo (D) Eramo (D) (1,130) 29 DEM Alicia Hyndman (D) (2,890) / Linda Guillebeaux (D) Hyndman (D) Hyndman (D) (243) / Lorraine Bridges (807) 30 DEM Margaret Markey (D) (921) / Brian Barnwell (D) Barnwell (D) Markey (D) (1,622) 32 DEM Vivian Cook (D) (3,653) / Rodney Reid (D) (1,047) Cook (D) Cook (D) 33 DEM Clyde Vanel (D) (1,643) / Natasha Williams (1,419) / Vanel (D) Vanel (D) Byran J. Block (D) (1,242) / Roy Paul (D) (566) / Sabine French (D) (181) 42 DEM Rodneyese Bichotte (D-WF) (2,342) / Victor Jordan Bichotte (D) Bichotte (D-WF) (D) (617) 44 DEM Robert Carroll (D) (5,536) / R.M. Curry-Smithson (D) Carroll (D) Carroll (D) (333) / Troy Odendhal (D) (281) 46 DEM Pamela Harris (D) (3,091) / Katie Cuocco (D) (1,740) Harris (D) Harris (D) 55 DEM Latrice Walker (D) (4,153) / Darlene Mealy (D) Walker (D) Walker (D) (1,420) 56 DEM Tremaine Wright (D) (3,679) / Karen Z. Cherry (D) Wright (D) Wright (D) (2,577) 62 REP Janine Materna (R) (1,030) / Ronald Castorina, Jr. (R) Castorina (R) No Endorsement (2,205) 65 DEM Paul Newell (D) (1,381) / Yuh-Line Niou (D) (2,742)/ Niou (D) Newell (D) Gigi K. Li (D) (827) / Jenifer Rajkumar (D) (1,612) / Don Lee (D) (984) / Alice Cancel (D) (1,069) 66 DEM Deborah Glick (D) (3,151) / Jim Fouratt (D) (777) Glick (D) Glick (D) 67 DEM Linda Rosenthal (D-WF) (7,453) / Eugene G. P. Byrne Rosenthal (D) Rosenthal (D-WF) (D) (270) 69 DEM Daniel O’Donnell (D) (6,965) / Steven M. Appel (D) O’Donnell (D) O’Donnell (D) (1,888) 72 DEM Guillermo Linares (D) (3,099) / George Fernandez (D) De La Rosa (D) Linares (D) (780) / Carmen De La Rosa (D) (4,414) 78 DEM Jose Rivera (D) (2,102) / Ischia Bravo (D) (1,134) Rivera (D) Rivera (D) 84 DEM Carmen Arroyo (D) (1,862) / Jackson Strong (894) Arroyo (D) No Endorsement 85 DEM Marcos Crespo (D) (2,532) / William R. Moore (D) Crespo (D) Crespo (D) (906) 86 DEM Victor Pichardo (D-WF) (2,696) / Hector Ramirez (D) Pichardo (D) Pichardo (D-WF) (1,325) 87 DEM Luis Sepulveda (D-WF) (2,121) / Pamela Stewart/ Sepulveda (D) Sepulveda (D-WF) Martinez (D) (710) 94 REP Suzanne McDonough (R) (1,633) / Kevin Byrne (R) Byrne (R) Higbie (D-WF) (2,503) 97 DEM Thomas M. Gulla (3,224) (D) / Ellen C. Jaffee (5,869) Jaffee (D) Jaffee (D) (D) 98 REP John Allegro (R) (1,950) / Karl Brabenec (R) (2,652) Brabenec (R) Allegro (R) 98 DEM Aaron Wieder (D) (2,300) / Krystal Serrano (D) Wieder (D) Allegro (R) (1,523) 101 REP Brian D. Miller (R) (1,672) / Maria Kelso (R) (1,376) Miller (R) No Endorsement 112 REP James Fischer (R) (2,701) / Mary Beth Walsh (R) Walsh (R) No Endorsement (3,276) 113 REP Christopher Boyark (R) (1,435) / Gerard Moser (R) Boyark (R) Woerner (D) (873) 116 REP John Byrne (R) (1,643) / Russell Finley (R) (683) / Sheridan (R) Russell (D) William J. Sheridan (R) (1,650) 118 REP Marc Butler (R-C-I) (2,486) / Patrick Vincent (R) Butler (R) Butler (R-C-I) (1,648) 127 REP Michael Becallo (R) (735) / Vincent Giordano (R) Giordano (R) Stirpe (D) (783) 133 REP Bill Nojay (R) (2,736) / Richard Milne (R) (1,763) Nojay (R) No Endorsement 138 DEM Harry Bronson (D) (2,696) / Rachel Barnhart (D) Bronson (D) Bronson (D) (2,242) 138 REP Peter Vazquez (R) (888) / Bob Zinck (R) (869) Vazquez (R) Bronson (D) 143 DEM Kristy Mazurek (D) (1,330) / Monica Wallace (D) Wallace (D) Wallace (D) (4,250) Board of Elections results http://nyenr.elections.state.ny.us/home.aspx 42968/ts .
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