Suffolk County NY State Assembly Election Results 2020

Huntington NY

03 November, 2020

9:02 PM

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This story was last updated at 3:05 p.m. Wednesday SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY — Following an unprecedented surge in early voting nationwide that saw record numbers in some states, Suffolk County residents flooded the polls on Election Day to cast their ballots in an election that's shaping up to be a referendum on President Donald Trump's first term as president. Long Islanders cast ballots for both state and federal elections, including Congress, New York Assembly and state Senate. All 150 seats in the New York Assembly were up for election in 2020. In Suffolk County, Democrat incumbents hold four seats, Republicans hold three, the Independence Party holds one, and four will have a vacancy filled by the election winner. Of those four, all are or were previously held by Republicans. Find the results of all local races on our Long Island Election Hub. Suffolk Assembly Races to Watch The four races where a current incumbent will not hold onto the seat are in assembly districts 2, 7, 9 and 12. In New York Assembly District 2, Republican Jodi Giglio, Democrat Laura Jens-Smith and Libertarian William Van Helmond will be vying for Republican Anthony Palumbo's seat. In the seventh district, Republican Jarett Gandolfo and Democrat Francis T. Genco are going head-to-head for the seat being vacated by Republican Andrew Garbarino, who is a candidate for the United States House of Representatives. Garbarino opposes Democrat Jackie Gordon in that race. The ninth district sees Republican Michael Durso and Democrat Ann Brancato competing for Republican Michael LiPetri's seat. LiPetri ran for Congress but was defeated by Garbarino in the GOP primary. In the 12th district, Democrat Michael Marcantonio and Republican Keith Brown are aiming for a vacant seat last held by Republican Andrew Raia before his retirement from the assembly. Raia now serves as the Town of Huntington clerk. Live Results ( * Incumbent) District 1 Fred Thiele* (I): 28,186Heather Collins (R): 24,663 District 2 Jodi Giglio (R): 34,289Laura Jens-Smith (D): 19,935William Van Helmond (L): 730 District 3 Joseph DeStefano* (R): 26,447Steven Polgar (D): 15,433Adam Martin (L): 307 District 4 Steven Englebright* (D): 20,999Michael Ross (R): 22,966Adam Fischer-Gledhill (L): 296 District 5 Doug Smith* (R): 32,567Alfred Ianacci (D): 15,692 District 6 Philip Ramos* (D): 21,342Ryan Skelly* (R): 7,336 District 7 Jarrett Gandolfo (R): 34,500Francis T. Genco (D): 18,115 District 8 Michael Fitzpatrick* (R): 39,933Dylan Rice (D): 16,514 District 9 Michael Durso (R): 20,549Ann Brancato (D): 10,779 District 10 Steve Stern* (D): 24,104Jamie Silvestri (R): 24,189 District 11 Kimberly Jean-Pierre* (D): 22,307Eugene Murray (R): 18,149 District 12 Keith Brown (R): 30,554Michael Marcantonio (D): 22,754