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Smash255
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2009 Nassau County Election
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November 02, 2009, 02:53:26 am »
I was delving through old threads and found the one Patrick made in 05, thought about bumping that, but decided to start a new one
Nassau County Exec. Tom Suozzi against Ed Mangano. Suozzi won in 05 by about 20 points, the race this year should be pretty much the same.
Nassau County DA Kathleen Rice vs Joy Watson. Rice knocked off 30 year incumbent Dennis Dillon four years ago, she should win re-election easily
Nassau County legislature 10-9 Democrats.
17 of the 19 Incumbents will be on the ballot. Republicans and Democrats are each defending one open seat, Mangano the Republican is running for re-election, Corbin the Democrat who had ethical issues lost in the Primary. Both districts solidly favor the Incumbent Party.
Competitive races
John Ciotti-R vs Nina Bastradi-D LD-3. This is likely the one with the greatest potential to flip. Ciotti has done well in holding off challenges in the past, but Bastradi is probably the strongest challenger, it is also one of the two districts in Nassau where the opposing party has a large advantage in party enrollment as the district has become increasingly Democratic, Suozzi should win here big.
Joe Scanell-D vs Chris Browne-R. LD-5 Rematch from 07 Browne put up a strong challenge, but fell short. Dems have a slight enrollment advantage in the district, but one the GOP is heavily targeting, and was able to snag the Conservative line in the race which Scanell has last time, probably won't be enough to knock off Scanell.
Dave Mejias-D Joe Belesi-R 14th LD This is my district. Similar to LD-5 this is a rematch from 2007. This is the other district where the opposing party has the large party enrollment advantage and is always the GOP's top target, this year is no different as the county and state GOP have spent quite a bit. It will be close, but the GOP will likely come up short again.
Town races. Kaiman-D TONH Supervisor and Venditto-R TOB Supervisor will likely cruise to another term. The race to watch is Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray-R vs Kristen McElroy-D. Murray has won previous elections in landslides, but Patronage issues as well as her holding up of the Lighthouse Project has hurt her. McElroy came out of nowhere last year and almost took out Kemp Hannon in her run for the 6th Senate district (lost by less than 4%, the 2nd closest of the 63 races in the state). I think Murray will hold on, but it will be one to watch.
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xavier110
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 02, 2009, 09:17:26 pm »
I don't live in Nassau (Southampton, NY here -- fantastic local race for Supervisor), but everything I've read says that Suozzi -- whose family I know and like -- will win but by a much smaller margin than before. Why do you think he'll do as well as he did in 2005?
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 02, 2009, 10:11:13 pm »
Quote from: xavier110 on November 02, 2009, 09:17:26 pm
I don't live in Nassau (Southampton, NY here -- fantastic local race for Supervisor), but everything I've read says that Suozzi -- whose family I know and like -- will win but by a much smaller margin than before. Why do you think he'll do as well as he did in 2005?
Kabot's DWI charge makes that interesting.
As far as Suozzi, the only thing that I have seen that might make it closer were internal Republican polls spouted off by Mangano suggesting the gap was cut a bit. I can't say I put much stock into any internal polls from either side. The only real poll I have seen on the race was a poll Sienna did for Newsday a few weeks ago which had Suozzi up 54-31.
It will probably be a bit closer than that, and perhaps slightly closer than 05, but not enough to make much of a difference. Perhaps 14-17 point margin instead of 20.
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jro660
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 08:29:24 am »
I live in Jeff Toback's district and I fear that he may be unseated by Kopel. Kopel has bombarded the area with lawn signs and other literature and has put Toback on the defensive about the energy tax.
I am 95% sure that Suozzi will win tonight something around 56%-43%
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 12:57:03 pm »
Quote from: jro660 on November 03, 2009, 08:29:24 am
I live in Jeff Toback's district and I fear that he may be unseated by Kopel. Kopel has bombarded the area with lawn signs and other literature and has put Toback on the defensive about the energy tax.
I am 95% sure that Suozzi will win tonight something around 56%-43%
I'm not that concerned about Toback's district, although its one I probably should have mentioned. It was actually a little closer than Scanell's district in 2007. However, its a district which is a bit more Democratic,and the increased turnout from the county races should help Toback. Also the county GOP, while they do have an involvement doesn't seem to be as active in this race as they are in going after Mejias and Scanell or protecting Ciotti.
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xavier110
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 10:32:44 pm »
Suozzi seems to be fighting for dear life.
But Anna Throne-Holst is destroying Kabot, so I'm happy.
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patrick1
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 10:48:48 pm »
Wow, this Suozzi race is close. Did he take this for granted? I really didnt see him on commercials at all.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 10:49:14 pm »
Wow, I am very surprised the way the Suozzi/ Mangano race is unfolding. Thought this would be a walk. So far in the Legislature all the Incumbents are head with the exception of the Toback/Kopel race.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 10:51:06 pm »
Quote from: patrick1 on November 03, 2009, 10:48:48 pm
Wow, this Suozzi race is close. Did he take this for granted? I really didnt see him on commercials at all.
I saw some commercials. This looks like its just a strong anti-incumbent night. Look at what is going on in Westchester, Jersey being obvious, the fact that the NYC mayor race, though Bloomberg won is much closer than anyone thought.
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patrick1
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 10:57:56 pm »
Long Beach and Glen Cove are not in so Suozzi should win. Still very close.
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patrick1
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:21:44 pm »
Well Republicans have retaken the legislature- it is only a question of how many seats at this point.
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:25:48 pm »
Quote from: patrick1 on November 03, 2009, 11:21:44 pm
Well Republicans have retaken the legislature- it is only a question of how many seats at this point.
It has always amazed me how the Republicans have managed to remain relevant in state legislature elections in New York.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:30:10 pm »
Quote from: patrick1 on November 03, 2009, 11:21:44 pm
Well Republicans have retaken the legislature- it is only a question of how many seats at this point.
Mejias is up 50 right now with 11 of the 56 ED's left, not sure from where. Yaturo is up by 180 with 12 of the 61 Ed's left, though looks like the vast majority of them are from Glen Cove
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:35:06 pm »
Read my post in NY-23 - kind of outlines what I see.
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rbt48
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:36:45 pm »
I'd guess that Suozzi is going to lose:
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
962 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
THOMAS R SUOZZI D 87,335
THOMAS R SUOZZI I 5,477
THOMAS R SUOZZI W 2,869 95,681
EDWARD P MANGANO R 93,663
EDWARD P MANGANO X 4,538 98,201
STEVEN HANSEN C 8,017
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:37:45 pm »
Well maybe not:
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
1,004 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
THOMAS R SUOZZI D 92,576
THOMAS R SUOZZI I 5,817
THOMAS R SUOZZI W 3,074 101,467
EDWARD P MANGANO R 97,822
EDWARD P MANGANO X 4,754 102,576
STEVEN HANSEN C 8,347
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patrick1
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:39:15 pm »
Ha. Looks like the Conservative Party vote may lose this one for Mangano.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:43:52 pm »
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
1,062 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
THOMAS R SUOZZI D 99,738
THOMAS R SUOZZI I 6,228
THOMAS R SUOZZI W 3,282 109,248
EDWARD P MANGANO R 104,404
EDWARD P MANGANO X 5,094 109,498
STEVEN HANSEN C 8,901
COUNTY LEGISLATOR 14TH DISTRICT
49 EDS COUNTED 57 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
DAVID L MEJIAS D 5,280
DAVID L MEJIAS I 568
DAVID L MEJIAS W 236 6,084
JOSEPH V BELESI R 5,079
JOSEPH V BELESI C 896 5,975
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:56:17 pm »
28 Ed's left Suozzi up by 313
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
1,109 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
THOMAS R SUOZZI D 104,947
THOMAS R SUOZZI I 6,534
THOMAS R SUOZZI W 3,470 114,951
EDWARD P MANGANO R 109,263
EDWARD P MANGANO X 5,375 114,638
STEVEN HANSEN C 9,297
28 Ed's left County Controller Weitzman down by 609
COUNTY COMPTROLLER
1,109 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
HOWARD S WEITZMAN D 100,873
HOWARD S WEITZMAN I 7,231
HOWARD S WEITZMAN W 3,714 111,818
GEORGE MARAGOS R 95,958
GEORGE MARAGOS C 16,451 112,409
3 ed's left Mejias up by 42
COUNTY LEGISLATOR 14TH DISTRICT
52 EDS COUNTED 57 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
DAVID L MEJIAS D 5,648
DAVID L MEJIAS I 602
DAVID L MEJIAS W 264 6,514
JOSEPH V BELESI R 5,507
JOSEPH V BELESI C 965 6,472
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Mr.Phips
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 03, 2009, 11:58:33 pm »
It looks like Suozzi will squeak it out.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 04, 2009, 12:09:06 am »
What will be interesting to watch if Mejias holds on is Denise Ford from Long Beach. Ford is a Registered Democrat who caucuses with the Republicans. The Dems haven't run against her the last two times, endorsing her both times, and she has worked with the Dems more than any other Republican in the Legislature. How much will they target Ford to caucus with the Dems?
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Smash255
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November 04, 2009, 12:18:48 am »
One thing is for sure, comparing this to 05 when we had the exact same offices up for election, turnout was ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL and the biggest drop off in turnout look like they were in the Dem districts.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 04, 2009, 12:21:41 am »
Mejias up 92, 55 of 57 precincts reporting
COUNTY LEGISLATOR 14TH DISTRICT
55 EDS COUNTED 57 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
DAVID L MEJIAS D 6,033
DAVID L MEJIAS I 629
DAVID L MEJIAS W 286 6,948
JOSEPH V BELESI R 5,834
JOSEPH V BELESI C 1,022 6,856
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patrick1
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 04, 2009, 12:25:12 am »
well looks like this is headed for a recount in County Executive. It should be interesting.
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Smash255
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Re: 2009 Nassau County Election
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November 04, 2009, 12:34:50 am »
5 ED's left for both County Executive and County Controller. Suozzi up 425
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
1,132 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
THOMAS R SUOZZI D 107,361
THOMAS R SUOZZI I 6,703
THOMAS R SUOZZI W 3,568 117,632
EDWARD P MANGANO R 111,719
EDWARD P MANGANO X 5,498 117,217
STEVEN HANSEN C 9,497
Weitzman down 428
COUNTY COMPTROLLER
1,132 EDS COUNTED 1,137 EDS IN RACE
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY RESULTS CANDIDATE TOTAL
HOWARD S WEITZMAN D 103,209
HOWARD S WEITZMAN I 7,377
HOWARD S WEITZMAN W 3,821 114,407
GEORGE MARAGOS R 98,047
GEORGE MARAGOS C 16,788 114,835
Looks like 3 of the remaining 5 ED's left are from the Town of Hemsptead, 1 from Town of Oyster Bay, 1 from Glen Cove
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