Nassau County Elections 2018: Live Results

Nassau County residents headed to the polls on Tuesday to cast ballots in crucial midterm elections.

Voter turnout is reportedly up sharply across Long Island. You can find the results of races relevant to Nassau County residents below—including congressional, senate and assembly races.

They will be updated in real-time after the polls close at 9 p.m., so be sure to refresh this page.

[Results are unofficial]

New York State Representatives Elections

District 2 (524 of 524 districts reporting)

• Liuba Gretchen Shirley (D)— 106,996 votes
• Peter T. King, incumbent (R)— 122,103 votes [WINNER]

District 3 (636 of 636 districts reporting)

• Thomas R. Suozzi, incumbent (D)— 145,060 votes [WINNER]
• Dan P. DeBono (R)— 103,278 votes

District 4 (652 of 652 districts reporting)

• Kathleen Rice, incumbent (D)— 149,078 votes [WINNER]
• Ameer N. Benno (R)— 95,187 votes

District 5 (487 of 492 districts reporting)

• Gregory Meeks, incumbent (R)— 150,112 votes [WINNER]
• Write-in— 842 votes

New York State Senate Elections

District 5 (295 of 295 districts reporting)

• James Gaughran (D)— 62,933 votes [WINNER]
• Carl Marcellino, incumbent (R)— 52,883 votes

District 6 (267 of 267 districts reporting)

• Kevin Thomas (D)— 51,635 votes [WINNER]
• Kemp Hannon, incumbent (R)— 50,327 votes

District 7 (292 of 292 districts reporting)

• Anna Kaplan (D)— 58,273 votes [WINNER]
• Elaine Phillips, incumbent (R)— 48,342 votes

District 8 (256 of 256 districts reporting)

• John E. Brooks, incumbent (D)— 60,067 votes [WINNER]
• Jeffrey Pravato (R)— 50,025 votes

District 9 (283 of 283 districts reporting)

• Todd Kaminsky, incumbent (D)— 69,135 votes [WINNER]
• Francis Becker Jr. (R)— 42,971 votes

New York State Assembly Elections

District 9 (109 of 109 districts reporting)

• Christine Pellegrino, incumbent (D)— 21,124 votes
• Michael LiPetri (R)— 27,174 votes [WINNER]

District 13 (115 of 115 districts reporting)

• Charles Lavine, incumbent (D)— 29,077 votes [WINNER]
• Andrew Monteleone (R)— 13,945 votes

District 14 (112 of 112 districts reporting)

• Michael F. Reid (D)— 22,669 votes
• David McDonough, incumbent (R)— 29,331 votes [WINNER]

District 15 (133 of 133 districts reporting)

• Allen Foley, (D)— 20,771 votes
• Michael Montesano, incumbent (R)— 23,420 votes [WINNER]

District 16 (118 of 118 districts reporting)

• Anthony D'Urso, incumbent (D)— 27,555 votes [WINNER]
• Byron Divins Jr., (R)— 17,068 votes

District 17 (109 of 109 districts reporting)

• Kimberly L. Snow (D)— 19,916 votes
• John Mikulin, incumbent (R)— 25,519 votes

District 18 (94 of 94 districts reporting)

• Taylor Raynor (D)— 28,087 votes [WINNER]
• James Lamarre (R)— 3,017 votes

District 19 (128 of 128 districts reporting)

• William Carr (D)— 19,687 votes
• Ed Ra, incumbent (R)— 24,832 votes [WINNER]

District 20 (114 of 114 districts reporting)

• Juan Vides (D)— 19,578 votes
• Melissa Miller, incumbent (R)— 23,089 votes [WINNER]
• John Vobis Jr. (Reform Party)— 461 votes

District 21 (132 of 132 districts reporting)

• Judy Griffin (D)— 25,640 votes [WINNER]
• Brian F. Curran, incumbent (R)— 22,939 votes

District 22 (105 of 105 districts reporting)

• Michaelle C. Solages, incumbent (D)— 30,491 votes [WINNER]
• Gonald Moncion (R)— 13,011 votes

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Editor's Note: The Nassau County Board of Elections historically does not update its results in real-time.