Some Early State Senate Numbers
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- November
- 4
From AP:
District 34
44 of 282 precincts – 16 percent
Jeffrey Klein, Dem (i) 8,809 – 73 percent
Daniel Fasolino, GOP 3,263 – 27 percent
District 35
38 of 419 precincts – 9 percent
Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Dem (i) 5,468 – 59 percent
John Murtagh, GOP 3,830 – 41 percent
District 36
33 of 263 precincts – 13 percent
Ruth Thompson, Dem (i) 8,678 – 95 percent
Curtis Brooks, GOP 419 – 5 percent
District 37
40 of 281 precincts – 14 percent
Suzi Oppenheimer, Dem (i) 10,038 – 62 percent
Liz Feld, GOP 6,130 – 38 percent
District 48
14 of 262 precincts – 5 percent
David Renzi, GOP 2,200 – 53 percent
Darrel Aubertine, Dem (i) 1,916 – 47 percent
District 53
7 of 252 precincts – 3 percent
George Winner, GOP (i) 991 – 59 percent
John Tonello, Dem 678 – 41 percent
District 54
16 of 249 precincts – 6 percent
Michael Nozzolio, GOP (i) 6,380 – 74 percent
Paloma Capanna, Dem 2,249 – 26 percent
District 55
100 of 347 precincts – 0 percent
David Nachbar, Dem 13964 – 36.9 percent
Jim Alesi, GOP (i) 23868 -63.1 percent
District 56
82 of 328 precincts – 0 percent
Richard Dollinger, Dem 13340 – 43.9 percent
Joseph Robach, GOP (i)17080 – 56.1percent
District 58
24 of 325 precincts – 7 percent
William Stachowski, Dem (i) 5,121 – 52 percent
Dennis Delano, GOP 4,798 – 48 percent
District 61
12 of 285 precincts – 4 percent
Michael Ranzenhofer, GOP 2,612 – 52 percent
Joe Mesi, Dem 2,401 – 48 percent
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Jay Gallagher has covered Albany for Gannett News Service since 1984 and has been Albany Bureau chief since 1989. He`s a native of the Boston area and likes to point out that in this millennium, the score is Red Sox 1 championship, the Yankees 0. 
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