9:08 p.m. — North Shore Council race
Councilmember Kamillah M. Hanks — 7,194 votes
Challenger John E. Shea — 4,516 votes
Challenger Sarah Blas — 1,468 votes
Write-in — 43 votes
21.09% of scanners reporting
9:06 p.m. — Mid-Island Council race
Councilmember David Carr — 14,943 votes
Challenger Radhakrishna Mohan — 6,013 votes
Write-in — 32 votes
9:05 p.m. — South Shore Council race
Councilmember Frank Morano — 19,054 votes
Challenger Cliff A. Hagen — 5,731 votes
Challenger John K. Buthorn — 396 votes
Write-in — 29 votes
17.09% of scanners reporting
9:03 p.m. — First results are in
With about 14% of scanners reporting, Borough President Vito Fossella leads challenger Michael T. Colombo, 39,465 votes to 18,369 votes, according to the city Board of Elections. There are 102 write-in votes.
9 p.m. — Polls closed
The polls have officially closed in New York.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Staten Islanders went to the polls Tuesday to cast votes in several races, including mayor, borough president and City Council.
Early voting, which ran from Oct. 25 through Sunday, saw 53,721 Islanders head to the polls, according to the city Board of Elections.
As of Nov. 1, there were 337,196 people registered to vote on Staten Island, including 318,961 active voters and 18,235 inactive voters. The total voters includes 130,153 Democrats and 108,559 Republicans. Another 13,739 are registered to other parties, while 84,745 have no party affiliation.
Polling sites in New York close at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Check back here as we update the results in all the races throughout the night. For live insight from reporters in the field throughout the night, click here.
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