June 2019 Long Island village election results
Officials in Georgia, Kentucky and Louisiana have postponed their presidential primaries, and there is some chatter in New York about potentially doing the same for the April 28 date. Credit: Ed Betz
Eight villages across Long Island have contested races for mayor or trustees in Tuesday’s elections. Results are unofficial. Check back for the latest updates.
Belle Terre
Three candidates for two trustee seats
Caroline Engelhardt — 108
Richard Musto — 106
Judy Zaino — 96
Bellport
Mayor
Raymond Fell — 420
Bob Morris — 140
Brightwaters
Three candidates for two trustee seats
Thomas Zepf — 320
Patrick Fawcett — 316
Reginald Ligonde — 208
Great Neck
Mayor
Pedram Bral
James Wu
Four candidates for two trustee seats
Steven Hope
Anne Mendelson
Julia Shields
Harold Citron
Oyster Bay Cove
Mayor
Charles Goulding — 304
Gina Weinberg — 86
Four candidates for two trustee seats
Richard H. MacDougall — 298
George J. Sheehan — 295
Elizabeth De Angelis — 93
Azad K. Anand — 85
Port Jefferson
Mayor
Margot J. Garant — 1,454
John Jay LaValle — 992
Four candidates for two trustee seats
Stan Loucks — 1,328
Kathianne Snaden — 1,323
Tom Meehan — 1,202
Tracy Stapleton — 987
Poquott
Four candidates for two trustee seats
Tina Cioffi — 208
Jeff Koppelson — 207
Felicia Chillak — 187
John Richardson — 184
Sag Harbor
Mayor
Kathleen Mulcahy — 489
Sandra Schroeder — 197
Four candidates for two open trustee seats
Aidan Corish — 481
Bob Plumb — 447
Jennifer Ponzini — 247
Silas Marder — 78
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