Pearl River Election Results 2016: the Winners Are Revealed

PEARL RIVER, NY — Here are the final, unofficial totals in the Nov. 8 election.

Rockland County went for the Hillary Clinton/Tom Kaine ticket. The Democratic slate received 61,373 votes, while the Donald Trump/Mike Pence slate received 51,575 — about 41 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results from the Rockland County Board of Elections. Libertarian Gary Johnson picked up 2,096 votes, while Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein picked up 1,245. In Rockland, a full 1,082 voters wrote in someone else, close to 1 percent of the vote.

For United States Senate:

• Chuck Schumer (D) 4,790,526
• Wendy Long (R) 1,865,523
• Alex Merced (L) 43,900
• Robin Laverne Wilson (G) 102,391

For United States Congress:

In District 16, which covers southern Westchester and a bit of the Bronx.

• Eliot Engel (D) 192,671
• Derickson Lawrence (People's Choice Congress) 10,840

In District 17, which covers Rockland County and central and northern Westchester County, incumbent Nita Lowey was unopposed.

District 18 includes all of Orange and Putnam counties; southwestern Dutchess including East Fishkill, Fishkill, Wappinger, Poughkeepsie town and city, and Beacon; and in Westchester, Somers, Pound Ridge, Bedford, North Salem, Lewisboro and part of North Salem.

• Sean Patrick Maloney (D) 149,056
• Phil Oliva (R) 120,967

District 19 is comprised of Columbia, Delaware, Greene, Otsego, Schoharie, Sullivan and Ulster counties and portions of Broome, Dutchess and Rensselaer counties.

• Zephyr Teachout (D) 126,671
• John Faso (R) 153,317

For New York State Senate

State Senate District 38
The district is mostly in Rockland County with a bite out of Westchester; it includes all the communities in the towns of Clarkstown, Orangetown, Ramapo and Ossining.

• David Carlucci (D-IND-WEP) 71,622
• Thomas DePrisco (R-C-REF) 39,044

State Senate District 39 includes Blooming Grove, Chester, Cornwall, Crawford, Goshen, Highlands, Marlborough, Monroe,Montgomery, New Windsor, Newburgh, Plattekill, Woodbury in Orange County and Haverstraw and Stony Point in Rockland County.

• Christopher W. Eachus (D-WF-WEP) 44,640
• William J. Larkin, Jr. (R-IND-REF-C) 61,496

For New York State Assembly

In Assembly District 96, incumbent Kenneth P. Zebrowski was unopposed.

Assembly District 97: This district in Rockland County covers the towns of Clarkstown and Orangetown and the southern part of Ramapo.

• Ellen Jaffee (D, WF) 27,573
• Joseph S. Chabot (R, C, IND, REF) 16,692

Assembly District 98 includes parts of Orange and Rockland counties. In Orange: Towns of Greenville, Minisink, Warwick, Deerpark, including Port Jervis, Monroe and Tuxedo. In Rockland: Northwestern part of the Town of Ramapo.

• Aron B. Wieder (D-C-G-IND) 18,846
• Karl Brabenec (R-Tax Cuts Now) 27,266

Assembly District 99 covers Blooming Grove, Chester, Cornwall, Goshen, Hamptonburgh, Highlands, New Windsor, Wawayanda and Woodbury in Orange County and Stony Point in Rockland.

• Colin J. Schmitt (R-C-IND-REF) 24,960
• James G. Skoufis (D-WOR-WEP) 27,501

For Supreme Court, 9th Judicial District

Three people were unopposed for three seats: Linda Jamieson, (D-R-WF-IND), Janet Malone (D-R-WF-IND), and Thomas E. Walsh II (D-R-WF-IND).

For Rockland County Court Judge
County Court judges serve 10-year terms. Four people ran for two positions.

• Kevin F. Russo 65,500
• Larry J. Schwartz 66,300
• Patrick J. Loftus 50,292
• Howard Gerber 7,511

For Clarkstown Town Council

The seat up for election is now held by Adrienne Carey, a Nanuet resident appointed to the post in June after Valerie Moldow resigned. Opposing her was Daniel Caprara of New City.

• Adrienne Carey 15,677
• Daniel Caprara 20,966

For Nyack Village Board of Trustees

Three people ran for two seats on the Nyack village board: incumbent Louise Parker sought another term, and Donna Lightfoot Cooper and Barbara Cohig were running on the Save Nyack anti-development slate.

• Louise Parker 1,724
• Donna Lightfoot Cooper 2,024
• Barbara Cohig 532

For Piermont village trustee

The election was uncontested, with Richard Owen Burns and Lisa M. Defeciani running for two seats.

Image via Office of Sen. Chuck Schumer