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New York primary results -- September 15, 1998By Congressional Quarterly
Candidate Votes %
Hometown Age Occupation
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GOVERNOR
*Peter F. Vallone (D) 397,486 55.9%
Queens 63 City council chairman
Betsy McCaughey Ross (D, L) 148,547 20.9%
New York 49 Lieutenant governor
Charles J. Hynes (D) 110,385 15.5%
Brooklyn 63 District attorney
James L. Larocca (D) 55,125 7.7%
Huntington 54 Former state energy,
transportation commissioner
*George E. Pataki (R, C) Unopposed
New York 53 Incumbent
SENATE
*Charles E. Schumer (D, INDC, L) 367,167 50.6%
Brooklyn 47 U.S. representative
Geraldine A. Ferraro (D) 188,454 25.9%
Forest Hills 63 Former vice presidential candidate
Mark Green (D, INDC) 140,727 19.4%
New York 53 Public advocate
Eric Ruano Melendez (D) 29,889 4.1%
Queens 50 Civil engineer
*Alfonse M. D'Amato (R, C, RTL) Unopposed
Island Park 61 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 1
(Eastern Suffolk County -- Brookhaven; Smithtown)
*William G. Holst (D) Unopposed
Nesconset 46 Suffolk County legislator
*Michael P. Forbes (R, RTL, C) Unopposed
Quogue 46 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 2
(Western Suffolk County; Islip; Babylon)
*John C. Bace (D) Unopposed
Huntington 44 Handicapped services division director
*Rick A. Lazio (R, C) Unopposed
Brightwaters 40 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 3
(Eastern Nassau County -- Oyster Bay)
*Kevin N. Langberg (D) Unopposed
Plainview
*Peter T. King (R) 6,521 78.2%
Seaford 54 Incumbent
Robert Previdi (R) 1,819 21.8%
Manhasset Former banking executive
HOUSE DISTRICT 4
(Southwest Nassau County -- Hempstead; Mineola)
*Carolyn McCarthy (D) Unopposed
Mineola 54 Incumbent
*Gregory R. Becker (R) 10,274 86.5%
Lynbrook 44 State Assembly member
Patricia M. Maher (R) 1,602 13.5%
East Meadow 38 Publications company president
HOUSE DISTRICT 5
(Northeast Queens; northern Nassau and Suffolk counties)
*Gary L. Ackerman (D, INDC, L) Unopposed
Queens 55 Incumbent
*David C. Pinzon (R, C) Unopposed
Floral Park 39 Homemaker
HOUSE DISTRICT 6
(Southeast Queens -- Jamaica; St. Albans)
*Gregory W. Meeks (D, L, INDC) Unopposed
Far Rockaway 44 Incumbent
No Republican candidate
HOUSE DISTRICT 7
(Parts of Queens and the Bronx -- Long Island City)
*Joseph Crowley (D) Unopposed
Elmhurst 36 State Assembly member
*James J. Dillon (R) Unopposed
Bronx 49 Corporate security manager
HOUSE DISTRICT 8
(West Side Manhattan; parts of southwest Brooklyn)
*Jerrold Nadler (D, L) Unopposed
Manhattan 51 Incumbent
*Ted Howard (R, C) Unopposed
Manhattan Insurance consultant
HOUSE DISTRICT 9
(Parts of Brooklyn and Queens -- Sheepshead Bay; Forest Hills)
*Anthony Weiner (D, INDC) 12,569 28.1%
Brooklyn 34 City councilman
Melinda Katz (D, L) 12,284 27.5%
Forrest Hills 33 State Assembly member
Noach Dear (D) 10,041 22.5%
Brooklyn 44 City councilman
Daniel Feldman (D) 9,783 21.9%
Brooklyn 49 State Assembly member
*S. Leslie Jenkins (R) Unopposed
Brooklyn Lawyer
HOUSE DISTRICT 10
(Parts of Brooklyn -- Bedford-Stuyvesant; Brooklyn Heights)
*Edolphus Towns (D, L) 17,990 51.8%
Brooklyn 64 Incumbent
Barry Ford (D) 12,610 36.3%
Brooklyn 35 Lawyer
Kenneth Diamondstone (D) 4,141 11.9%
Brooklyn Housing activist
*Ernestine M. Brown (R) Unopposed
Brooklyn
HOUSE DISTRICT 11
(Central Brooklyn -- Flatbush; Crown Heights; Brownsville)
*Major R. Owens (D, L) Unopposed
Brooklyn 62 Incumbent
*David Greene (R, C) Unopposed
Brooklyn
HOUSE DISTRICT 12
(Lower East Side of Manhattan; parts of Brooklyn and Queens)
*Nydia M. Velazquez (D) Unopposed
Brooklyn 45 Incumbent
*Rosemarie Markgraf (R) Unopposed
Brooklyn Real estate broker; trucker
HOUSE DISTRICT 13
(Staten Island; part of southwest Brooklyn)
*Eugene "Gene" V. Prisco (D, L) Unopposed
Staten Island 55 Teacher
*Vito J. Fossella (R, C, RTL) Unopposed
Great Kills 33 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 14
(East Side Manhattan; Parts of Queens and Brooklyn)
*Carolyn B. Maloney (D, L, INDC) Unopposed
Manhattan 50 Incumbent
*Stephanie Kupferman (R) Unopposed
Manhattan 34 Lawyer
HOUSE DISTRICT 15
(Northern Manhattan -- Harlem; Washington Heights)
*Charles B. Rangel (D, L) Unopposed
Manhattan 68 Incumbent
*David E. Cunningham (R) Unopposed
Manhattan
HOUSE DISTRICT 16
(South Bronx)
*Jose E. Serrano (D, L) Unopposed
Bronx 54 Incumbent
*Thomas W. Bayley Jr. (R) Unopposed
Bronx
HOUSE DISTRICT 17
(North Bronx; parts of southern Westchester)
*Eliot L. Engel (D, L) 21,245 79.9%
Bronx 51 Incumbent
Herbert Moreira-Brown (D) 5,353 20.1%
Bronx 43 Teacher
*Peter Fiumefreddo (R, C, INDC) Unopposed
Thornwood 58 Immigration consulting firm president
HOUSE DISTRICT 18
(Parts of Westchester -- Bronx and Queens counties)
*Nita M. Lowey (D) Unopposed
Harrison 61 Incumbent
No Republican candidate
HOUSE DISTRICT 19
(Hudson Valley -- Poughkeepsie)
*Dick Collins (D) Unopposed
Verbank 52 Corrections facility instructor
*Sue W. Kelly (R, C) Unopposed
Katonah 61 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 20
(Rockland and parts of Westchester, Orange and Sullivan counties)
*Paul J. Feiner (D, INDC, L) Unopposed
Scarsdale 42 Greenburgh town supervisor
*Benjamin A. Gilman (R) Unopposed
Middletown 75 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 21
(Capital District -- Albany; Schenectady; Troy)
*Michael R. McNulty (D, C, INDC) Unopposed
Green Island 51 Incumbent
*Lauren Ayers (R) Unopposed
Schenectady 51 Psychologist
HOUSE DISTRICT 22
(Rural East -- Glens Falls; Saratoga Springs)
*Jean Parvin Bordewich (D) Unopposed
Barrytown 41 Red Hook councilwoman
*John E. Sweeney (R, C, INDC) 12,927 50.3%
Troy 43 Former state labor commissioner
Nicholas A. Caimano Jr. (R) 7,192 28.0%
Queensbury 58 County supervisor
Maynard D. Baker (R) 3,251 12.7%
Warrensburg 68 Former county supervisor
Francis A. Giroux (R, RTL) 2,306 9.0%
Queensbury 47 Real estate developer
HOUSE DISTRICT 23
(Central -- Utica; Rome)
No Democratic candidate
*Sherwood L. Boehlert (R) Unopposed
New Hartford 61 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 24
(North Country -- Plattsburgh; Watertown; Oswego)
*Neil P. Tallon (D) Unopposed
Plattsburgh 53 Parole officer
*John M. McHugh (R, C) Unopposed
Pierrepont Manor 49 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 25
(Central -- Syracuse)
*Yvonne Rothenberg (D, L) Unopposed
Dewitt 56 Educator; website designer
*James T. Walsh (R, C) Unopposed
Syracuse 51 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 26
(South -- Kingston; Binghamton; Ithaca)
*Maurice D. Hinchey (D, INDC, L) Unopposed
Saugerties 59 Incumbent
*William "Bud" H. Walker (R, C) 15,229 53.2%
Clintondale 42 Apple farmer; radio station owner
Randall Terry (R, C, RTL) 9,966 34.8%
Windsor 39 Operation Rescue
anti-abortion group founder
Douglas Walter Drazen (R) 3,447 12.0%
Binghamton 37 Lawyer
HOUSE DISTRICT 27
(Suburban Buffalo and rural west -- Amherst)
*Bill Cook (D, INDC, RTL) Unopposed
Geneseo 54 Professor
*Thomas M. Reynolds (R, C) Unopposed
Springville State Assembly member
HOUSE DISTRICT 28
(Rochester and most of suburban Monroe County)
*Louise Slaughter (D) Unopposed
Fairport 69 Incumbent
*Richard "Dick" A. Kaplan (R, INDC) 4,408 73.3%
Rochester 53 Floor covering companies chairman
Gerald D. Crawford (R, RTL) 1,603 26.7%
Rochester 51 Anti-abortion activist
HOUSE DISTRICT 29
(Northwest -- Part of Buffalo; Niagara Falls)
*John J. LaFalce (D, INDC, L) Unopposed
Kenmore 58 Incumbent
*Chris Collins (R, C) Unopposed
Clarence 47 Former manufacturing company owner
HOUSE DISTRICT 30
(West -- Buffalo)
*Crystal D. Peoples (D) Unopposed
Buffalo 45 Erie County legislator
*Jack Quinn (R, C, INDC) Unopposed
Hamburg 47 Incumbent
HOUSE DISTRICT 31
(Southern Tier -- Jamestown; Elmira; Corning)
*Caleb Rossiter (D) Unopposed
Trumansburg 46 Teacher; peace activist
*Amo Houghton (R, C) Unopposed
Corning 72 Incumbent
* = Nominee
# = Will meet in runoff.
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