These are unofficial results for local elections and include machine ballots only. It does not include absentee, military, write-in and emergency affidavit ballots. The Board of Elections will release official results, including these ballots, in the coming weeks.
Representative in Congress (16th C.D.)
Jose E. Serrano (Democrat) 112,204 96.58%
Ali Mohamed (Republican) 3,979 3.42%
Representative in Congress (17th C.D.)
Eliot L. Engel (Democrat) 127,458 90.87%
Robert Goodman (Republican) 6,098 9.14%
State Senator (33rd Senatorial District)
Pedro Espada Jr. (Democrat) 45,625 97.39%
William J. Sullivan (Conservative) 1,224 2.61%
Member of the Assembly (78th Assembly District)
Jose Rivera (Democrat) 15,870 90.25%
Jose A. Torres (Republican) 1,526 8.68%
Robert Lupo II (Conservative) 188 1.07%
Member of the Assembly (80th Assembly District)
Naomi Rivera (Democrat) 17,482 77.23%
Louise Delucia (Republican) 4,478 19.78%
Patrick McManus (Conservative) 677 2.99%
Member of the Assembly (81st Assembly District)
Jeffrey Dinowitz (Democrat) 25,522 92.96%
Jeffrey Klapper (Conservative) 1,074 4.04%
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