Politics & Government

Sack Wins, Unofficial and Incomplete Results Show

With 35 percent of districts reporting, Sack and Rye United sweep the polls; Jovanovich and Silberkleit reportedly concede.

An unofficial tally of the votes for City of Rye and Town of Rye elections posted by the Board of Elections shows Sack’s team, Rye United, swept the polls yesterday.

Mayoral candidates Peter Jovanovich and Nancy Silberkleit reportedly conceded to Sack late last night. As of 5 a.m. today, with 5 of 15 districts reporting, Sack has 70 percent of the vote, which is 1,160 votes, Silberkleit had 2 percent, 32 votes, and Jovanovich had 28 percent, 470 votes.

Rye United candidates for city council Kirstin Bucci and Terrence McCartney won 22 percent each, about 1,100 votes and Julie Killian, incumbent has 25 percent of the votes, 1,270. The election of the Rye United slate will mean Bucci will be the only Democrat on the Rye City Council. If Catherine Parker officially wins the District 7 County Legislator race then Sack will have two council seats to which he can appoint candidates in January.

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Unofficial results for the District 7 race show Parker in the lead with 50 percent of votes,  4,349, and her Republican opponent with 48 percent, 4,139 votes. District 7 covers Rye, New Rochelle. Parker will take outgoing County Legislator Judy Meyers’ seat Jan. 1. Meyer’s did not run for re-election and endorsed Parker for the position. 

See the rest of the candidates unofficial results below. Find the most up to date results here. 

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2013 Rye Town Election Results 

All Rye Town races were uncontested this year.

Town Board – 19 of 31 Districts Reporting 

Description: Term: 4 Years; Salary: $4,000

William Villanova (R) – Number of votes: 1,752, 45%

Thomas Nardi (D) – Number of votes: 2,147, 55%

 

Town Clerk – 19 of 31 Districts Reporting

Description: Term: 4 years; Salary: $89,903

Hope Vespia (D,C,I) – Number of votes: 2,395, 100%

 

Town Justice – 19 of 31 Districts Reporting

Description: Term: 4 Years; Salary: $35,000

John Colangelo (D,R,C,I) – Number of votes: 2,834, 100%

City of Rye Races

City Council (choose three) 5 out of 14 Districts reporting

Description: Term: 4 years; Salary: None

·       Julie Killian- Rye United (R,C,I) – Number of votes:

·       Jason Mehler (I) - Number of votes:298, 6%

·       Shari Punyon (D) - Number of votes: 566, 11%

·       Meg Cameron (D) - Number of votes: 683, 14%

·       Kirsten Bucci –Rye United (R,C,I) - Number of votes: 1,100, 22%

·       Terry McCartney - Rye United (R,C) - Number of votes: 1,108, 22%


Mayor (choose one) 5 out of 14 Districts Reporting
Description: Term: 4 years; Salary: None

·       Joe Sack - Rye United (R,C,I) - Number of votes: 1,1690, 70%

·       Peter Jovanovich (Ind) - Number of votes: 470, 28%

·       Nancy Silberkleit (Ind) - Number of votes: 32, 2%

All numbers in this article are unofficial election results released by the Westchester County Board of Elections.

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