How Nassau County Voted in the Governor's Race

Gov. Andrew Cuomo carried Nassau County by a comfortable margin on Tuesday on his way to a big win over Republican challenger Rob Astorino.

Unofficial results show that Nassau favored the Democratic incumbent by a margin of 46.9- 37.7 percent over the Westchester County executive. It was a different story, however, in Suffolk County, where more voters cast ballots for Astorino than Cuomo.

Here’s the full breakdown of how Nassau voted in the 2014 governor’s race:

Andrew M. Cuomo- Total votes: 160,214

• Democratic- 142,959
• Working Families- 6,601
• Women’s Equality- 5,994
• Independence- 4,660

Rob Astorino- Total votes: 135,472

• Republican- 114,765
• Conservative- 17,259
• Stop Common Core- 3,448

Howie Hawkins

• Green- 7,746

Michael McDermott

• Libertarian- 766

Steve Cohn

• Sapient- 708

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Photo via Facebook/Andrew Cuomo