Unofficial Election Results from November 8

The Columbia County Board of Elections site shared unofficial election results.

The Columbia County Board of Elections site shared unofficial election results for the General Election at 11:16 pm on November 8th. At that time, several hundred absentee and affidavit ballots remained to be counted. Here are those results:

General Election, November 8, 2022
Governor & Lieutenant Governor
Kathy Hochul & Antonio Delgado15,613 
Lee Zeldin & Alison Esposito13,438 
NYS Comptroller
Thomas DiNapoli (DEM, WOR)17,056 
Paul Rodriguez (REP, CON)11,668 
NYS Attorney General
Letitia James (DEM, WOR)15,948 
Michael Henry (REP, CON)12,850 
U.S. Senator
Charles Schumer (DEM, WOR)16,287 
Joe Pinion (REP, CON)12,472 
Diane Sare (LAR)77 
Representative in U.S. Congress (19th C.D.)
Josh Riley (DEM, WOR)15,598 
Marcus Molinaro (REP, CON)13,263 
NY Supreme Court Justice, 3rd Jud. District (3 elected)
Heidi Thais Cochrane (DEM, WOR)14,892 
Sharon Graff (DEM, WOR)14,678 
Meaghan Galligan (DEM, WOR)14,589 
Thomas Marcelle (REP, CON)13,491 
NY State Senator (41st S.D.)
Michelle Hinchey (DEM, WOR)15,438 
Susan Serino (REP, CON, IND)13,285 
Member of Assembly (106th A.D.)
Didi Barrett (DEM)11,228 
Brandon Craig Gaylord (REP, CON)8,132 
Member of Assembly (107th A.D.)
Scott Bendett (REP, CON)5,752 
County Clerk
Holly Tanner (REP, CON)17,939 
County Coroner (2 elected)
Michael Blasl (REP, CON)17,308 
Write-in1,436 
Hudson – Member of Common Council (3rd Ward)
Amber Harris (DEM)341 
Ancram – Town Justice (2 elected)
Catherine Redlich (DEM, REP)631 
Suzan Flamm (DEM)380 
Richard Novik (REP)371 
Austerlitz – Town Council
Christopher Schober (DEM)703 
Claverack – Town Justice
Michael H. Brandon (REP)1,660 
Kinderhook – Town Council
George J. Graham (REP, CON)2,788 
Livingston – Town Council
Fred Conte (Write-in)257 
James Kelly (Write-in)152 
Stockport – Town Justice
Malcolm G. Smalley (REP, CON)746 
Taghkanic – Town Justice
Robert Prochera (REP, CON)327 
New York State Prop 1 (Environmental Bond Act)
Yes17,551 
No10,194 
New Lebanon – Prop 1 (Highway Superintendent)
Yes449 
No595 
Hudson – Prop 1 (Ward Boundaries)
Yes1,328 
No383 
Hudson – Prop 2 (Library Funding)
Yes1,442 
No387 
Claverack – Prop 1 (Library Funding)
Yes1,656 
No907 
Kinderhook – Prop 1 (Library Funding)
Yes2,546 
No1,621 
Chatham – Prop 1 (Library Funding)
Yes1,690 
No539 
Germantown – Prop 1 (Library Funding)
Yes666 
No321 

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Final Day to Vote for Best Of Columbia County 2022!

Today is the final day to cast your vote in the Best of Columbia County contest for 2022!

Today is the final day to cast your vote in the Best of Columbia County contest for 2022!

The Best of Columbia County™ is a Reader’s Choice Contest that allows county residents to make their voices heard in deciding the “best of the best” in a broad field of over 50 categories. Winners will be announced during a red carpet-style show, to be held June 2, 2022 and presented by the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce and Columbia-Greene Media.

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Voting for Best Of Columbia County Returns for 2022!

After a two year pandemic hiatus, the Best of Columbia County competition is back for 2022!

After a two year pandemic hiatus, the Best of Columbia County competition is back for 2022!

The Best of Columbia County™ is a Reader’s Choice Contest. The Nomination period began on March 1, 2022 and continues through March 31, 2022. The Best of Columbia County™ allows county residents to make their voices heard in deciding the “best of the best” in a broad field of over 50 categories. Round One (March 1, 2022-March 31, 2022) is the nomination period. The top three of each category move on to Round Two (April 11, 2022-April 29, 2022). Round Two of Voting on the Nominations will consist of the top three in each category from Round One.

Winners will be announced during a red carpet-style show, to be held June 2, 2022 and presented by the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce and Columbia-Greene Media.

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2021 General Election Early Voting Information

The Columbia County Board of Elections site has some important info on voting in the upcoming General Election, and how to vote early.

The Columbia County Board of Elections site has some important info on voting in the upcoming General Election, and how to vote early. Visit their site for all the info and requirements

Early Voting Locations for 2021 General Election:

Columbia County Office Bldg.
401 State Street
Hudson, NY 12534

Martin H. Glynn Municipal Center
3211 Church Street
Valatie, NY 12184


Early Voting Times for 2021 General Election (Remaining):

  • Tuesday, October 26 From 9am-5pm
  • Wednesday, October 27 From 12pm-8pm
  • Thursday, October 28 From 9am-5pm
  • Friday, October 29 From 9am-5pm
  • Saturday, October 30 From 9am-2pm
  • Sunday, October 31 From 9am-2pm

2021 General Election is Tuesday, November 2nd

Polls will be open from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM

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VOTE!

You probably don’t need a reminder that today is election day, but here are some helpful tips for New York voters.

You probably don’t need a reminder that today is election day, but here are some helpful tips for New York voters.

• Polls are open 6 AM–9 PM. If you’re in line by 9 PM, you’re allowed to vote.

• If you’ve voted in New York before, you don’t need to provide ID to vote in person.

• If you’re voting for the first time in New York, submitted your registration by mail, and didn’t provide a copy of your New York driver’s license, state ID card, or a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or government document that shows your name and address when you registered, you may need to show one of these documents when you vote in person on Election Day.

• To find your polling location, just google “where do I vote”.

To see what will be on your ballot, Ballotpedia, a nonprofit encyclopedia written by a staff of researchers and writers, contains a wealth of information and maintains a sample ballot lookup.

Fore more information, check out www.elections.ny.gov

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