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New York State Senate and Assembly
52nd State Senate District
Incumbent State Senator Democrat Lea Webb declared victory in the race for New York’s 52nd district over Republican challenger Mike Bolles.
The district covers Tompkins and Cortland counties, plus part of Broome.
Webb secured 59 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results. Two hundred sixteen out of 217 districts were reporting in the race as of 12:24 a.m.
Webb was first elected in 2022. She chairs the Women’s Issues committee in the State Senate.
51st State Senate District
Republican Chris Tague declared victory Tuesday night in the race for New York’s 51st State Senate District seat. The district stretches from the Southern Tier into the Catskills, including all of Delaware and Otsego counties and parts of Broome and Chenango counties.
According to unofficial results from the state board of elections, Tague beat out Democrat Michele Frazier with around 52 percent of the vote. As of 12:26 a.m. 289 of 292 districts were reporting.
Tague has served as a state Assemblymember representing the 102nd Assembly District since 2018.
Tague and Frazier have vied for the seat since current 51st District State Senator Peter Oberacker announced a bid for New York’s 19th Congressional District. He lost to Democratic incumbent Josh Riley Tuesday night.
58th State Senate District
Incumbent Republican Tom O’Mara has retained his seat on the New York State Senate.
The district covers Tioga, Chemung, Schuyler, Seneca, Yates, Steuben counties and parts of Allegany County.
O’Mara was first elected in 2010. He represents the 58th district in the state senate. With 63 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results, O’Mara beat Democratic challenger Jim Bobreksi.
123rd State Assembly District
Democrat Dan Norton has declared victory in the race for New York's 123rd State Assembly District.
Dan Norton faced Republican Lynn Parker and Independent candidate Heather Micha in the race after longtime Assemblymember Donna Lupardo announced she would not seek reelection.
Norton secured nearly 57 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results. As of 12:29 a.m, 83 of 84 districts were reporting.
The district includes the City of Binghamton, the Villages of Johnson City and Endwell, and the Towns of Union and Vestal.
124th State Assembly District
Unofficial results show incumbent Republican Christopher Friend secured another term representing New York's 124th State Assembly District.
Friend was first elected to the state Assembly in 2010. The district includes Tioga County and parts of Broome and Chemung counties.
With all districts reporting, Friend had secured roughly 58 percent of the vote, over Democratic challenger Andy Fagan's 39 percent.
133rd State Assembly District
Incumbent Assemblymember Republican Andrea Bailey secured another term representing New York’s 133rd Assembly District.
The district covers Livingston County and parts of Ontario, Monroe, Wyoming and Steuben counties.
According to unofficial results, Bailey secured 61 percent of the vote over Democratic challenger Gladys Flores.
Congressional races
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Chemung County
Chemung County Executive
Republican Mark Margeson defeated incumbent Chris Moss in the race for the Chemung County Executive seat.
In a heated match up, Margeson took home the win with more than 58 percent to Moss’ 41 percent of the votes, according to unofficial results.
Margeson won the Republican Party nomination during the June primaries. Moss stayed in the race by running on the Conservative Party line.
This will be Margeson’s first term in the county executive position. He currently serves as Chemung County Legislator for District 5, chairs both the legislature and Industrial Development Agency, and owns a private insurance agency.
He was elected to the legislature in 2018.
Chemung County Legislature
Republicans in the Chemung County Legislature held onto their majority in races with challengers, winning in six districts.
Two incumbents won reelection, while three of the seats went to newcomers.
One Democrat also held onto his seat in District 12, against a Republican challenger.
All uncontested races went to incumbents except in District 6, where newcomer Republican Kyle Wieder won the June primary and the seat Election Day.
The legislature positions are term limited. A legislator can serve up to three four-year terms consecutively. They are eligible to run again after four years out of office.
Broome County
Broome County Sheriff
Republican Fred Akshar has won a second term as Broome County Sheriff, according to unofficial results.
Akshar beat out former Binghamton mayor, Democrat Matt Ryan 58 to 40 percent. Akshar was first elected in 2022.
Broome County Legislature
Republicans have maintained a majority in the Broome County Legislature. Five of the seven Republican candidates with opponents won their races.
The entire Broome County legislature was up for reelection. The majority of candidates for the legislature ran unopposed.
- District 1: Incumbent Republican Stephen Flagg wins over Democratic challenger Jennings Terrell with 61 percent of the vote.
- District 3: Incumbent Republican Kelly Wildoner retains his seat with 57 percent of the vote over Democratic challenger Kevin Alford.
- District 5: Incumbent Republican Dan Reynolds wins another term with 53 percent the vote over Democratic challenger Scott Wager.
- District 6: Democratic challenger Autumn Lester secures a win with 53 percent of the vote, over incumbent Republican Greg Baldwin.
- District 7: Incumbent Republican Matthew Pasquale wins over Democratic challenger Matt White with 56 percent of the vote.
- District 12: Republican Louis Augostini secures a win with roughly 53 percent of the vote over Democrat Chris Moore.
- District 15: Incumbent Democrat Timothy Ames retains his seat with 62 percent of the vote, over Republican Phillip Strawn and Peoples Choice candidate Peter Savage.
Schuyler County
Schuyler County Legislature
In District 5, which covers parts of the towns of Dix and Montour and parts of the village of Montour Falls, unofficial results put Republican Charles Scaptura ahead of Democrat and “Common Sense Schuyler” candidate Scott Burnside by 328 votes, or 68 percent of the votes.
Democrat Craig Bond is leading Republican Louis Perrazini by 60 votes in District 6, according to unofficial results. The district covers parts of the towns of Dix and Reading and parts of the village of Watkins Glen.