RESULTS: Council Too Early to Call; Otis and Mayer with Decisive Leads in State Races
Rye local races as of 10:00pm Tuesday evening:
The Rye City Council race between Democrat James Ward and Republican Rick McCabe to too close and too early to call – only two of 14 districts are reporting. McCabe dropped out of the race due for personal reasons but his name remained on the ballot.
| COUNCIL MEMBER-RYE CITY-UXP | ||||
| PARTY | 2 Districts out of 14 Reporting (14)% | Votes | Percent | |
| DEM | JAMES L. WARD | 191 | 51% | |
| REP | RICK MCCABE | 184 | 49% | |
| Office Totals | 375 | 100% |
Both State races show the Democratic incumbents with decisive leads:
State Assemblyman Steve Otis is showing 61% versus 39% for his challenger, Republican Katie Manger.
Otis told MyRye.com “I appreciate the strong support of the voters of the Sound Shore communities I serve and am excited to continue breaking new ground to win results for schools, local governments, and families and provide leadership on the statewide issues of importance where I have made a difference for Westchester.”
| Office | ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 91 | |||
| PARTY | 29 Districts out of 98 Reporting (29)% | Votes | Percent | |
| DEM | STEVEN OTIS | 3,721 | 59% | |
| WOR | STEVEN OTIS | 172 | 3% | |
| STEVEN OTIS Totals | 3,893 | 61% | ||
| REP | KATIE MANGER | 2,461 | 39% | |
| Office Totals | 6,354 | 100% |
State Senator Shelley Mayer is showing 57% versus 43% for her Republican challenger Tricia Lindsay.
| Office | SENATORIAL DISTRICT 37 | |||
| PARTY | 74 Districts out of 288 Reporting (25)% | Votes | Percent | |
| DEM | SHELLEY B. MAYER | 8,967 | 54% | |
| WOR | SHELLEY B. MAYER | 459 | 3% | |
| SHELLEY B. MAYER Totals | 9,426 | 57% | ||
| REP | TRICIA S. LINDSAY | 6,599 | 40% | |
| CON | TRICIA S. LINDSAY | 477 | 3% | |
| TRICIA S. LINDSAY Totals | 7,076 | 43% | ||
| Office Totals | 16,502 | 100% |
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