New City Election 2017: Results

NEW CITY, NY — Residents hit the polls and voted for various local positions. One of the most contentious races, for County Executive, saw incumbent Ed Day seriously challenged by Democrat Maureen Porette, who ended up picking up 43 percent of the vote. In the other contentious race, Clarkstown incumbent Supervisor George Hoehmann staved off the challenge from the town's fired police chief, Michael Sullivan.

Here are unofficial results from the Rockland Board of Elections as of midnight.

For election results for the statewide proposals, including whether to have a Constitutional Convention, go here.

Rockland

County Executive

• Ed Day - 54.31 percent
• Maureen A. Porette - 43.34 percent
• Thomas F. Sullivan - 2.11 percent

Rockland Surrogate Court Judge

• Alden H. Wolfe - 7.69 percent
• Keith J. Cornell - 47.47 percent
• Michael A. Koplen - 44.79 percent

Rockland County Clerk - Paul Piperato was unopposed.

Clarkstown Superintendent of Highways

• Frank M. Dizenzo - 83 percent
• Robert E. Milone - 16 percent

Clarkstown Town Supervisor

• George A. Hoehmann - 55.81 percent
• Michael R. Sullivan - 44.09 percent

Clarkstown town clerk

• Justin L. Sweet - 68 percent
• Moira C. Balseca - 31 percent

Clarkstown town council Ward 1

• Frank Borelli - 63 percent
• Ricky Sanchez - 36 percent

Clarkstown town council Ward 2

• Peter M. Bradley - 49.78 percent
• Daniel Caprara - 50.16 percent

Clarkstown town council Ward 3

• Adrienne Carey - 47.91 percent
• Donald Franchino - 51.97 percent

Clarkstown town council Ward 4

• Patrick Carroll - 53.42 percent
• John J. Noto, Jr. - 46.54 percent

Clarkstown Town Justice (vote for 2)

• Aimee M. Pollak - 25 percent
• Craig E. Johns - 44 percent
• Scott B. Ugell - 29 percent

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