The Story of Election Numbers So Far
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Nassau County returns, as of 5 p.m., are being closely watched, with three contested countywide races and control of its three towns and two cities being decided.
The New York City mayoralty election is a dominating story, with potential implications for the 2026 elections, including control of the House of Representatives and the New York governorship.
- Returns are expected to start flowing after 9 p.m.
- The Suffolk County Board of Elections will post timely numbers.
- The Nassau County Board of Elections has changed its process, no longer waiting for a police officer to drive electronic data from voting machines to Mineola.
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Author's summary: Election numbers tell a story of local and state politics.
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