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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1977

Page

10

County GOP Survives challenge in Saratoga County vote

In Saratoga County elections Republican Robert Doran won the Surrogate Court Judge post 19,571 to 14,489 for Democrat Paul Coburn. Republicans held board seats with a net wash, while Ballston and Saratoga towns backed GOP challenges, narrowing Democratic influence on the Board of Supervisors.

Ballston Spa Saratoga County Robert Doran Paul Coburn John Meader Ohio County Board of Supervisors Lee DeWire Waterford Saratoga Saratoga County Board of Supervisors

Fascia and Messore top Mechanicville election by small margins

Mayor Fascia led with 1 680 votes and Public Safety Commissioner Messore followed at 1 674 as both ran unopposed. Incumbents Sgambati Luciano and Ennello won re elections amid minor opposition while Bochette Riley Hanna challenged. Voters backed industry goals and an industrial park plan in Mechanicville.

Mechanicville John Fascia Public Safety Anne Messore Fascia Messore Democratic Party Sgambati Bochette Riley Luciano Ennello Hanna Saratoga Board Mills

Mohan wins Stillwater supervisor seat in close race

Incumbent Andrew Mohan, 67, defeats Republican Lynn Goodrich, 63, by 1 225 to 1 066 in Stillwater town elections. Winners include Kinisky Brewster for council, Patterson for highway, and Herrick McNeil for assessors. Voter totals reflect multiple races and local issues such as roads recreation and sewer water expansion.

Andrew Mohan Lynn Goodrich Saratoga County Board of Elections

Halfmoon Republicans win most town offices in election

In Halfmoon, Republicans captured all but one town post. Town Supervisor John Dudek led with a two to one margin over Democrat Gene Cook amid a 60 percent turnout. Other wins included Clerk Dorothy Breski, Town Justice James Hopeck, and multiple council seats. sole Democrat win was Tax Collector Constance Foley.

John Dudek Saratoga County Board of Supervisors Gene T. Cook Prayn Hill James Hopeck Ray Tallman Constance Foley Anna Sanspree

Sewell Wins Town of Ballston Supervisor Race

Republican William E. Sewell defeats incumbent Democrat Henry Ryan in Ballston town supervisor race by 1 417 to 1 030 after a fierce campaign. Ryan, a freshman two years in office, known as a maverick, loses to Sewell.

Ballston William Sewell Henry Ryan Saratoga Mike Nolan Alphonse DeFabio Sewell Ryan William E. Sewell

Meager Wins Reelection In Malta With 1195 Votes

Unopposed Republican town and county supervisor David Meager secured reelection in Malta and Saratoga County with 1 195 votes according to the Saratoga County Republican Committee.

Malta David Meager Saratoga County Republican Committee

Waterford and Wilton elect Democrats in county vote

In Saratoga County Waterford residents chose Democrat Paul Grattan over incumbent Republican Richard Breen, and Wilton favored Democrat George Green over Joseph Biss by 804 to 782. Republicans still held power as chairman race, with Harry Waring or John Dudek potential successors. County results show later races: Kermit Plummer won county clerk, Sutton defeated Cole and Keister, and District Attorney David Wait ran unopposed. County GOP leader James Foley praised results.

Waterford Paul Grattan Richard Breen Wilton George Green Joseph Biss Saratoga Springs Saratoga County Kermit Plummer Ralph Bohkle County Board of Elections William H. Sutton Chauncey Cole David Keister Sutton Cole Keister David Wait James Foley

Republicans sweep Clifton Park top to bottom

Republicans won all Clifton Park offices except town justice. Incumbent Charles McCloskey reelected as town and county supervisor with 3 683 votes to 2 437 for Edward Jackson. Fred Droms beat John Scoles for county supervisor. Bernice Otis reelected town clerk and Richard Lips defeated for town justice. Council members Palm and Johnson reelected. Louis Gerard won highway supervisor.

Clifton Park Charles McCloskey Edward Jackson Redmond Lips John Palm Joseph Johnson Lewis Titterton Patricia Cioffi Palm Johnson Cioffi Titterton Louis Gerard George J. Haskey

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