Bell wins Ulster Assembly GOP nomination in Kingston
Kingston attorney H Clark Bell defeats Peter J Savage of New Paltz for the Republican nomination in the 99th Assembly district. With 112 of 130 districts reporting, Bell leads by about 1 500 votes as a ballot box dispute in Hurley raises questions about a possible voided district. Bell previously served as Dutchess Ulster convention delegate and Wharton aide.
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H. Clark Bell
Peter J. Savage
New Paltz
Savage
Bell
Ulster County
Hurley
Kingston
Dutchess
Ulster Counties
J. Ernest Wharton
Woodstock
Kenneth L. Wilson
Fish races for 28th District seat in New York
Republican Hamilton Fish Jr of Millbrook led the race for the 28th Congressional District nomination as incomplete returns from Poughkeepsie showed him ahead. Democratic hopeful John S Dyson of Millbrook ran unopposed for the nomination with Resnick’s backing.
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Millbrook
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Joseph Y. Resnick
Ellenville
Fish
Pough
Keepsie
John S. Dyson
Resnick
Robert F. Kennedy
Fish leads in Dutchess and Ulster races in Beacon returns
In seven towns and Beacon City, Fish defeated Liddy by 1 769 to 1 355 with Beacon 511 to 197. Greene County trails show Fish ahead by nearly three to one with Catskill carried 433 to 117. Ulster totals show Fish leading 3 400 to 2 700 in 47 of 154 districts as he seeks the Hudson Valley seat for a fourth generation run.
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Beacon
Dutchess
Fish
Liddy
City of
Greene County
Catskill
Ulster County
Kingston
Ulster
Hudson Valley
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