Update: 2010 NY Governor Race
Look HERE for the certified list of major party and third party candidates for NY Governor and other statewide offices at the NY State Board of Elections.
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Previous Material on Primary:
Update 9/14/2010 11:20am: Machines around state are messed up. Go early to vote! Story at Daily News: here.
For 2010 Suffolk County primary results, go to the Suffolk Board of Elections: here.
Kimberly writes:
Now I understand why there has been so little attention to third party primaries here in Suffolk County. There appear to be only a handful of third party races for Primary Day, Tuesday, September 14, 2010.
A link to the awaiting election results page at the Suffolk County Board of Elections shows voters of all parties what the primary races are. So, major party enrollees and third party enrollees can find the list of Towns and races where there is a vote tomorrow: here at the Suffolk County Board of Elections.
For a candidate list in the 2010 Nassau County primaries, go to the Nassau County BOE list: here.
If you are a New York voter in the following parties — Conservative Party, Independence Party, or Working Families Party — you can find your races at the link above, or spelled out below (taken from the page at the Suffolk Board of Elections). Read more »
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