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Albany Beat | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Marc Gronich | 12 Av 5781 – July 21, 2021

Albany Beat | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Marc Gronich | 12 Av 5781 – July 21, 2021
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Vito Fosella pulls ahead in GOP Staten Island borough president race as Matteo concedes

Vito Fosella pulls ahead in GOP Staten Island borough president race as Matteo concedes Dave Goldiner Disgraced former U.S. Rep. Vito Fossella took a slim but decisive lead over New York City Councilman Steven Matteo on Tuesday in their Republican primary fight for Staten Island borough president. Matteo, who led by 25 votes after a previous preliminary tally of ranked-choice votes cast in person, saw his fortunes flip after mail-in ballots were added to the mix, and he conceded on Tuesday night. “Unfortunately, while it was extremely close, it has become clear that the lead Vito Fossella has built up with absentee ballots is insurmountable,” Matteo said in a statement. “I would like to congratulate him on a hard-fought election.”

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Vito Fosella pulls ahead in Staten Island beep race - New York Daily News

Vito Fosella pulls ahead in Staten Island beep race - New York Daily News
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Summary of the NYC races in the June 22 primaries – The Forward

Eric Adams was declared the winner in the race for mayor of New York City on Tuesday after an initial count of in-person, early voting and absentee ballots. The Associated Press made the call after the New York City Board of Elections released the preliminary results of the June 22 Democratic primaries. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, maintained a slight lead of more than 8,000 votes over Kathryn Garcia, a former sanitation commissioner, according to an updated tally that included most of the 125,000 absentee ballots that were not included in the first count of the ranked-choice votes announced last week. The 50.5-49.5% margin is well over the half percent threshold that would force a hand recount.

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Top rival concedes to Trump-backed Staten Island candidate in GOP primary for borough president

Print this article Victory is near for the candidate endorsed by former President Donald Trump in Staten Island s Republican primary for bureau president. The third round of unofficial ranked-choice results from the June 22 contest released Tuesday evening, the first including absentee votes, showed Vito Fossella holding a narrow lead with 9,306 votes (50.8%). That was enough for his closest rival, Steven Matteo, to concede the race after getting 9,016 votes (49.2%). The Board of Elections released their updated vote count tonight, which included absentee ballots. Unfortunately, while it was extremely close, it has become clear that the lead Vito Fossella has built up with absentee ballots is insurmountable and he will be the Republican nominee for Borough President. I would like to congratulate him on a hard-fought election, the New York City Council minority leader said in a statement.

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