Rockland County Election 2024 Complete Unofficial Results

ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY — The voters have spoken and Rockland County's leaders have been chosen.

The New York State Board of Elections numbers said Monday that a total of 2,985,181 state residents voted early between Oct. 26 and Nov. 3. The state also released new voter enrollment numbers as of Nov. 1 showing that there are 13.6 million total voters in the state — 12.4 million of them active. There are 5.9 million registered active Democrats, 2.8 million registered active Republicans and 3 million nonaffiliated with any party.

First-term Rep. Mike Lawler (R,C-17) campaigned to keep his seat representing Rockland County and protect the Republicans’ slim majority in the House of Representatives.

Lawler's challengers were former incumbent Mondaire Jones (D) and a third Rocklander, Anthony Frascone grabbed the Working Families party line in the Democratic primary.

The New York Working Families Party started running an ad in late October telling voters in the 17th that Frascone was a “fake candidate.” Party leaders accused Frascone, a former registered Republican, of working as a spoiler to benefit Lawler, according to City And State New York. SEE: Obscure Hudson Valley Candidate's 'Platform Is Jesus Christ': Report

The race has been among the most expensive nationally. According to an FEC summary of campaign fundraising, as of Oct. 31, Jones was ranked 20th among all 2,937 candidates for the House, followed by Lawler at No. 34. The FEC had no contribution filings from Frascone.

In Rockland County, eyes were also on the second re-match between incumbent state Senator Bill Weber and former incumbent Elijah Reichlin-Melnick in District 38. Weber lost to Reichlin-Melnick in 2020 and then won in 2022. Barbara Francis is also on the ballot.

Also, locals were watching the three-way race in Rockland for State Assembly District 97. Incumbent John McGowan (R) has been challenged by County Legislator Aron Wieder (D).

Plus, Rockland’s political maneuverings this election season produced another mystery candidate. In the State Assembly District 97 race, Thomas F. Sullivan appeared on the Conservative line, and did not campaign.

Winners in bold.

President/Vice President

• Kamala D. Harris (D, W)/Tim Walz (D, W)
• Donald J. Trump (R, C)/JD Vance (R, C)

New York awarded its 28 electoral votes to Harris.

Congress

U.S. Senate

• Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D, W)
• Michael D. Sapraicone (R, C)
• Diane Sare (Larouche)

U.S. House District 17

• Mike Lawler (R, C)
• Mondaire Jones (D)
• Anthony Frascone (W)

New York's Proposition 1, which asked if the New York State constitution should be changed to provide that people cannot be denied rights based on their "ethnicity, national origin, age, and disability" or "sex, including sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, pregnancy outcomes, and reproductive healthcare and autonomy" was projected to pass, according to the Associated Press.

New York State Senate
State Senate District 38

• Elijah Reichlin-Melnick (D)
• Bill Weber (R, C)
• Barbara J. Francis (W)

State Senate District 40

• Peter B. Harckham (D, W)
• Gina M. Arena (R, C)

New York State Assembly
State Assembly District 96

• Ronald Diz (R)
• Patrick Carroll (D)

State Assembly District 97

• John McGowan (R)
• Aron Wieder (D)
• Thomas F. Sullivan (C)

This race remains too close to call.

Supreme Court Justice (9th JD) (vote for five)

• Collene D. Duffy (D, C)
• Brett Broge (D, C)
• Kyle C. McGovern (D, C)
• Mary Anne Scattaretico-Naber (D, C)
• Rachel E. Tanguay (D, C)
• Thomas Humbach (R)
• Edward R. Mevec (R)
• Karen A. Ostberg (R)
• Mark T. Starkman (R)
• Leslie Kahn (R)

Rockland County Clerk

• Donna Silberman (D, C)

Rockland County Court Judge (vote for two)

• David M. Ascher (D, C)
• Djinsad Desir (D, C)

Rockland Family Court Judge

• Andrea F. Composto (D, W)

Clarkstown Town Council Ward 1

• Mark B. Licker (D)
• Jon P. Valentino (R, C)

This race remains too close to call.

Clarkstown Town Justice

• Keith Braunfotel (D, C)
• Darren J. Epstein (R)

Haverstraw Town Justice

• George Coffinas

Village of Haverstraw Trustee (vote for two)

• Joel I.A. Santana (D, C)
• Richard Sena (D)

Village of West Haverstraw Trustee

• Peter R. Eckert

Village of West Haverstraw Justice

• Richard S. Pakola, Jr. (D)

Orangetown Town Council

• Chrissy Knapp (D, W)
• Daniel W. Sullivan (R, C)

Ramapo Town Justice

• Alejandra Silva Exias (D, C)

Village of Nyack Trustee (vote for two)

• Pascale Jean-Gilles (D)
• Donna Lightfoot Cooper

Village of Piermont Trustee (vote for two)

• Nathan S. Mitchell (D)
• Christine M. McAndrews (D)

Village of Sloatsburg Mayor

• Darrell L. Frasier

Village of Sloatsburg Trustee (vote for two)

• Susie M. McDonagh (R)
• Thomas Donnelly (R, C)
• Theresa Bitterman Jagard (C)

Village of Sloatsburg Justice

• Jerome Jefferson (D, R)

Village of Spring Valley Justice

• Justin L. Sweet (D, C)
• Thomas Mascola (W)

Stony Point Proposition regarding Library Proposition: too close to call.

Village of Suffern Trustee (vote for two)

• Angela M. Hogue (D, W)
• Steven Alpert (D, W)

The key to party affiliation is: D = Democratic, R = Republican, C = Conservative, WF = Working Families, G = Green, IND = Independence, I = Independent.