COATTAILS · WESTCHESTER · NOV 3, 2026
DiNapoli ran 3.4 points ahead of Hochul in Westchester
How each party's down-ballot candidates did compared with their Governor candidate in the same election districts. Blue = Democrat ran ahead of Hochul. Red = Republican ran ahead of Blakeman.
⚠️ Partial count. Westchester says a significant number of emergency Election Day ballots had not been scanned when this snapshot was taken (Nov 4, 2:58 PM ET). These numbers will change.
Top of the ticket · Governor in Westchester, two-party share
69.9%Hochul (D) · 106,453
30.1%Blakeman (R) · 45,861
TOP DEMOCRAT DOWN-BALLOT
Thomas P. DiNapoli
State Comptroller · 110,046 votes
+3.4
pts ahead of Hochul
73.3% vs. Hochul's 69.9% in the same EDs · about 5,150 votes more than a Hochul-level share
TOP REPUBLICAN DOWN-BALLOT
SK
Saritha Komatireddy
Attorney General · 46,580 votes
+0.7
pts ahead of Blakeman
30.8% vs. Blakeman's 30.1% in the same EDs · about 1,007 votes more than a Blakeman-level share
36contested D-vs-R races compared
23 · 13races where the Democrat / Republican ran ahead of their Governor candidate
39split-ticket EDs: Governor and State Comptroller led by different parties (of 906)
1.7%median roll-off: ballots with a Governor vote but none in the down-ballot race
Every contested race, vs. the top of the ticket
Bar = points the Democrat ran ahead of Hochul (blue, right) or the Republican ran ahead of Blakeman (red, left). Center line = Governor result in the same EDs.
Republican ahead of BlakemanDemocrat ahead of Hochul
Statewide · 2
State ComptrollerDiNapoli ran ahead
+3.4
Attorney GeneralKomatireddy ran ahead
+0.7
Congress · 2
Congress NY-16Latimer ran ahead
+5.6
Congress NY-17Conley ran ahead
+0.4
State Senate · 3
State Senate SD-37Mayer ran ahead
+4.9
State Senate SD-35Stewart-Cousins ran ahead
+1.9
State Senate SD-40Harckham ran ahead
+1.8
Assembly · 5
Assembly AD-93Burdick ran ahead
+3.7
Assembly AD-90Jereis ran ahead
+1.8
Assembly AD-92Shimsky ran ahead
+1.5
Assembly AD-95Levenberg ran ahead
+1.3
Assembly AD-94Slater ran ahead
+5.3
County & other · 10
County Leg. LD-14Tubiolo ran ahead
+6.6
County Leg. LD-5Puja ran ahead
+4.1
County Leg. LD-2Pierce ran ahead
+3.6
County Leg. LD-4Gashi ran ahead
+1.8
County Leg. LD-12Imamura ran ahead
+1.7
County Leg. LD-1Smith ran ahead
+0.8
County Leg. LD-9Ulaj ran ahead
+0.4
County Leg. LD-16D'Amico ran ahead
+0.1
County Leg. LD-3Cunzio ran ahead
+2.6
County Leg. LD-15Nolan ran ahead
+5.0
Town & local · 13
Cortlandt SupervisorBecker ran ahead
+5.2
North Castle SupervisorRende ran ahead
+3.0
White Plains Council (3 Year Term)Caruso, ran ahead
+1.1
Mt. Pleasant Council (Unexp.)Nelson ran ahead
+1.0
White Plains Council (1 Year Term)Simmons ran ahead
+0.4
Bedford SupervisorCalves ran ahead
+0.2
Mount Pleasant SupervisorFulgenzi, ran ahead
+0.1
Somers Council (Unexp.)Arena ran ahead
+0.9
Mount Pleasant Highway Supt.Benkwitt ran ahead
+1.2
Yorktown SupervisorLachterman ran ahead
+2.5
Somers SupervisorScorrano ran ahead
+6.5
Eastchester SupervisorColavita ran ahead
+6.6
North Salem SupervisorLucas ran ahead
+12.0
Judicial · 1
Tuckahoe Village JusticeFuller, ran ahead
+1.9
Where voters split their tickets
Governor vs. State Comptroller (DiNapoli vs. Hernandez), by election district.
Blakeman led, DiNapoli led: 39Hochul led, Hernandez led: 0Both D: 819Both R: 42Tie in either: 6
Open the full Westchester ED map →All 72 down-ballot candidates, ranked
Points ahead of (+) or behind (−) their party's Governor candidate. Votes include every party line.
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Warren J. Lucas RNorth Salem Supervisor · CON/REP · 827 votes · +185 vs. ticket
+12.0DT
David Tubiolo DCounty Leg. LD-14 · DEM · 3,710 votes · +332 vs. ticket
+6.6AC
Anthony S. Colavita REastchester Supervisor · REP/VAP · 2,977 votes · +399 vs. ticket
+6.6RS
Robert G. Scorrano RSomers Supervisor · REP/SSP · 4,379 votes · +518 vs. ticket
+6.5GL
George S. Latimer DCongress NY-16 · DEM · 61,162 votes · +4,333 vs. ticket
+5.6MS
Matthew J. Slater RAssembly AD-94 · CON/REP · 8,265 votes · +811 vs. ticket
+5.3RB
Richard H. Becker DCortlandt Supervisor · DEM/WOR · 7,825 votes · +540 vs. ticket
+5.2JN
James Nolan RCounty Leg. LD-15 · CON/REP · 3,083 votes · +376 vs. ticket
+5.0SM
Shelley B. Mayer DState Senate SD-37 · DEM/WOR · 31,066 votes · +2,112 vs. ticket
+4.9JP
Jennifer L. Puja DCounty Leg. LD-5 · DEM/WOR · 6,102 votes · +316 vs. ticket
+4.1CB
Chris Burdick DAssembly AD-93 · DEM · 21,405 votes · +1,073 vs. ticket
+3.7EP
Erika Lang Pierce DCounty Leg. LD-2 · DEM/WOR · 11,521 votes · +586 vs. ticket
+3.6Thomas P. DiNapoli DState Comptroller · DEM/WOR · 110,046 votes · +5,150 vs. ticket
+3.4JR
Joseph A. Rende DNorth Castle Supervisor · DEM · 1,320 votes · +66 vs. ticket
+3.0MC
Margaret A. Cunzio RCounty Leg. LD-3 · CON/REP · 5,098 votes · +310 vs. ticket
+2.6EL
Edward A. Lachterman RYorktown Supervisor · CON/REP · 5,263 votes · +269 vs. ticket
+2.5AS
Andrea Stewart-Cousins DState Senate SD-35 · DEM/WOR · 28,267 votes · +711 vs. ticket
+1.9D
David O. Fuller, Jr. RTuckahoe Village Justice · REP/VAP · 632 votes · +29 vs. ticket
+1.9PH
Peter B. Harckham DState Senate SD-40 · DEM/WOR · 39,968 votes · +1,068 vs. ticket
+1.8VG
Vedat Gashi DCounty Leg. LD-4 · DEM · 11,797 votes · +343 vs. ticket
+1.8FJ
Frank Jereis DAssembly AD-90 · DEM · 7,710 votes · +202 vs. ticket
+1.8DI
David Imamura DCounty Leg. LD-12 · DEM/WOR · 7,893 votes · +159 vs. ticket
+1.7MS
MaryJane C. Shimsky DAssembly AD-92 · DEM/WOR · 18,907 votes · +372 vs. ticket
+1.5DL
Dana Levenberg DAssembly AD-95 · DEM/WOR · 18,670 votes · +319 vs. ticket
+1.3RB
Richard B. Benkwitt RMount Pleasant Highway Supt. · REP/VAP · 3,770 votes · +111 vs. ticket
+1.2T
Thomas J. Caruso, Jr. DWhite Plains Council (3 Year Term) · DEM · 6,348 votes · +82 vs. ticket
+1.1AN
Anna T. Nelson DMt. Pleasant Council (Unexp.) · DEM · 5,798 votes · +92 vs. ticket
+1.0GA
Gina M. Arena RSomers Council (Unexp.) · CON/REP · 3,935 votes · +73 vs. ticket
+0.9CS
Colin D. Smith DCounty Leg. LD-1 · DEM · 7,763 votes · +88 vs. ticket
+0.8SK
Saritha Komatireddy RAttorney General · CON/REP · 46,580 votes · +1,007 vs. ticket
+0.7EU
Emiljana Ulaj DCounty Leg. LD-9 · DEM/WOR · 9,783 votes · +55 vs. ticket
+0.4VS
Valerie Simmons DWhite Plains Council (1 Year Term) · DEM · 6,301 votes · +32 vs. ticket
+0.4CC
Cait Conley DCongress NY-17 · DEM/WOR · 49,709 votes · +275 vs. ticket
+0.4EC
Ellen Z. Calves DBedford Supervisor · DEM/WOR · 3,261 votes · +10 vs. ticket
+0.2C
Carl Fulgenzi, Jr. RMount Pleasant Supervisor · REP/VAP · 3,730 votes · +13 vs. ticket
+0.1DD
Dan D.'Amico RCounty Leg. LD-16 · CON/REP · 859 votes · +2 vs. ticket
+0.1SW
Shanae V. Williams DCounty Leg. LD-16 · DEM · 3,089 votes · −2 vs. ticket
−0.1TA
Thomas J. Abinanti DMount Pleasant Supervisor · DEM · 5,771 votes · −13 vs. ticket
−0.1DS
Don Scott RBedford Supervisor · REP · 1,277 votes · −10 vs. ticket
−0.2ML
Mike Lawler RCongress NY-17 · CON/REP · 25,240 votes · −275 vs. ticket
−0.4KG
Kathy Guglielmo RWhite Plains Council (1 Year Term) · REP · 1,542 votes · −32 vs. ticket
−0.4GV
Gaetano V. Ventrone RCounty Leg. LD-9 · CON/REP · 3,193 votes · −55 vs. ticket
−0.4
Letitia A. James DAttorney General · DEM/WOR · 104,779 votes · −1,007 vs. ticket
−0.7EM
Elena Muniz-Walker RCounty Leg. LD-1 · CON/REP · 3,658 votes · −88 vs. ticket
−0.8RR
Rita M. Romeu DSomers Council (Unexp.) · DEM · 4,077 votes · −73 vs. ticket
−0.9GW
Gail A. Wind RMt. Pleasant Council (Unexp.) · REP · 3,576 votes · −92 vs. ticket
−1.0JC
John Cambareri RWhite Plains Council (3 Year Term) · REP · 1,491 votes · −82 vs. ticket
−1.1FH
Frank R. Hrotko DMount Pleasant Highway Supt. · DEM · 5,583 votes · −111 vs. ticket
−1.2LR
Lauri Ryan RAssembly AD-95 · CON/REP · 6,495 votes · −319 vs. ticket
−1.3BW
Bob Welch RAssembly AD-92 · CON/REP · 6,054 votes · −372 vs. ticket
−1.5LD
Laurie Duffalo RCounty Leg. LD-12 · REP · 1,556 votes · −159 vs. ticket
−1.7JI
John Isaac RAssembly AD-90 · REP · 3,812 votes · −202 vs. ticket
−1.8JC
John J. Campobasso RCounty Leg. LD-4 · CON/REP · 6,933 votes · −343 vs. ticket
−1.8SE
Sergio J. Esposito RState Senate SD-40 · CON/REP · 18,345 votes · −1,068 vs. ticket
−1.8AS
Aisha M. Scholes DTuckahoe Village Justice · DEM · 910 votes · −29 vs. ticket
−1.9AM
Anthony J. Merante RState Senate SD-35 · REP · 9,324 votes · −711 vs. ticket
−1.9JM
Jann Mirchandani DYorktown Supervisor · CFP/DEM · 5,440 votes · −269 vs. ticket
−2.5MP
Michael L. Peppard DCounty Leg. LD-3 · DEM · 6,771 votes · −310 vs. ticket
−2.6MO
Melvin D. Orellana RNorth Castle Supervisor · CON/REP · 906 votes · −66 vs. ticket
−3.0JH
Joseph Hernandez RState Comptroller · CON/REP · 40,040 votes · −5,150 vs. ticket
−3.4JV
Jozef Vala RCounty Leg. LD-2 · REP · 4,943 votes · −586 vs. ticket
−3.6BD
Braille Diaz RAssembly AD-93 · CON/REP · 7,691 votes · −1,073 vs. ticket
−3.7FS
Frank Schanne RCounty Leg. LD-5 · REP · 1,579 votes · −316 vs. ticket
−4.1T
Thomas H. Fix, Jr. RState Senate SD-37 · REP · 12,076 votes · −2,112 vs. ticket
−4.9KS
Kisha D. Skipper DCounty Leg. LD-15 · DEM/WOR · 4,398 votes · −376 vs. ticket
−5.0SC
Sheri Ann Cook RCortlandt Supervisor · REP · 2,487 votes · −540 vs. ticket
−5.2DG
Daniel Guzman DAssembly AD-94 · DEM · 7,044 votes · −811 vs. ticket
−5.3JC
Joseph J. Cinquemani RCongress NY-16 · REP · 16,005 votes · −4,333 vs. ticket
−5.6TC
Teresa Laura Clifford DSomers Supervisor · DEM · 3,630 votes · −518 vs. ticket
−6.5CS
Cat Sayles DEastchester Supervisor · DEM/WOR · 3,061 votes · −399 vs. ticket
−6.6BA
Bebe Ahmed RCounty Leg. LD-14 · REP · 1,287 votes · −332 vs. ticket
−6.6KD
Katherine J. Daniels DNorth Salem Supervisor · BRP/DEM · 713 votes · −185 vs. ticket
−12.0Why down-ballot candidates run ahead of or behind the top of the ticket
Voters can split their ballots, and many do. Gaps between a Governor candidate and the same party's candidates further down the ballot are common in New York. General reasons include:
- Incumbency and name recognition. Long-serving officeholders are often better known than their challengers.
- Different opponents. Every race has its own matchup, and some challengers are stronger or weaker than others.
- Fusion and minor-party lines. Candidates can appear on more than one party line (for example Working Families or Conservative), and the line mix differs from race to race.
- Local issues and campaigns. District races can turn on local issues, spending and outreach that don't affect the Governor's race.
- Roll-off. Some voters skip races further down the ballot, so each race is decided by a slightly different set of voters.
This page only reports what the unofficial numbers show. It does not say why any individual candidate ran ahead or behind.
Where the data runs out
- All numbers are unofficial election-night counts. Absentee, affidavit and military ballots are still to be counted. No races are called.
- 36 contested one-seat races with one Democrat and one Republican are compared, ED by ED.
- Left out: 33 uncontested races, 17 multi-seat races (vote for more than one, such as judges or trustees) and 7 races without both a Democratic and a Republican candidate.
- Westchester count is partial. The county says a significant number of emergency Election Day ballots had not been scanned when this snapshot was taken.
Method. "Points vs. the ticket" = a candidate's share of the two-party (D+R) vote minus their own party's Governor share (Hochul or Blakeman) in the same election districts, weighted by votes. Each candidate's votes are summed across every party line they ran on (Democratic includes Working Families where listed; Republican includes Conservative). In a two-candidate race the Democrat's gap and the Republican's gap are mirror images. "Top" Democrat and Republican = the party's down-ballot candidate with the most votes in this county among those races. Split-ticket EDs compare which party led the Governor race and which led the race shown; EDs with a tie in either are counted separately. Party lines are listed for each candidate in the ranked list; a few candidates also ran on the other major party's usual minor-party ally line (for example a Democrat also on the Conservative line), which can widen their gap.
Source. Westchester County BOE via Enhanced Voting public results (unofficial), as of 2026-11-04T19:58:41.4563584Z. Unofficial; no races called. Analysis by whorunsny.org.
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