QUEENS · GENERAL ELECTION 2026
Analysis by Rae Arora
On-site poll · Assembly District 26 · Election Districts 10 & 11 · Queens Board of Elections
272-40 Grand Central Parkway, Floral Park, NY 11005 · Queens County
North Shore Towers from the Grand Central Parkway, January 13, 2022. Photo: Tdorante10, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized.
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The poll is on the grounds of North Shore Towers. The mailing city is Floral Park. The buildings are in Queens County, not Nassau. The figures below add Assembly District 26, Election Districts 10 and 11. They are not the whole of AD 26, and they are not all of Congress NY-3. Each candidate’s total already combines every party line they ran on.
GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Two-party. 929 of 1,412 is 65.8%. 483 of 1,412 is 34.2%. Margin on this count: 446 votes. Statewide results →
Write-in: 0 in these two districts.
CONGRESS · NEW YORK 3
Two-party, leaving out 2 write-ins. 1,064 of 1,396 is 76.2%. 332 of 1,396 is 23.8%. Margin on this count: 732 votes. NY-3 results →
Write-in: 2, both in ED 11. All ballots cast in this race here: 1,398.
Same snapshot, same two election districts. Single-seat races only. Two-party shares leave out write-ins. No race is called.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
949 votes · Saritha Komatireddy 453 (32.3%). Two-party of 1,402. Write-in 0. Statewide results →
ED 10: 620–274. ED 11: 329–179.
STATE COMPTROLLER
1,064 votes · Joseph Hernandez 332 (23.8%). Two-party of 1,396. On this snapshot those two-party totals match Congress in these districts. The comptroller race also has 1 write-in. Statewide results →
ED 10: 683–204. ED 11: 381–128, plus 1 write-in.
STATE SENATE · DISTRICT 11
1,045 votes · Pamela H. Michos 345 (24.8%). Two-party of 1,390. Write-in 0.
ED 10: 671–216. ED 11: 374–129.
ASSEMBLY · DISTRICT 26
1,043 votes · Robert J. Speranza 344 (24.8%). Two-party of 1,387. Write-in 0.
ED 10: 674–212. ED 11: 369–132.
Yes and no in these two districts. Numbered the way the Queens file numbers them. The questions themselves are on the Board of Elections ballot-proposal page.
Vote for any 3 in each contest. A person can cast up to three votes, so these are not two-party shares. Julie M. Milner is on both the Democratic and Republican lines.
| Candidate | ED 10 | ED 11 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edwin I. Novillo · Democratic | 605 | 329 | 934 |
| Gail A. Adams · Democratic | 586 | 332 | 918 |
| Oma D. Phillips · Democratic | 548 | 312 | 860 |
| David A. Bellon · Republican | 241 | 159 | 400 |
| Gary Muraca · Republican | 234 | 153 | 387 |
| Write-in | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| Candidate | ED 10 | ED 11 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Julie M. Milner · Democratic, Republican | 815 | 468 | 1,283 |
| Edmond Wong · Democratic | 584 | 332 | 916 |
| Jasmine I. Valle-Bueno · Democratic | 563 | 310 | 873 |
| Thomas D. Barra · Republican, Conservative | 238 | 152 | 390 |
| Michael Mossa · Republican, Conservative | 229 | 156 | 385 |
| Write-in | 0 | 0 | 0 |
North Shore Towers is a three-building co-op at the eastern edge of Queens, beside the Grand Central Parkway. Residents vote on site. The Board of Elections poll-site list for the 2026 general election puts that poll in Assembly District 26, Election Districts 10 and 11.
The aerial is a wider view of the same complex, June 19, 2021. Queens election-district map →
Source. NYC Board of Elections unofficial election-night results, Queens Assembly District / Election District pages, snapshot 11/4/2026 12:43 AM (enr.boenyc.gov, also vote.nyc). Governor: Hochul/Adams 599 and Blakeman/Hood 303 in ED 10, 330 and 180 in ED 11. Congress NY-3: Suozzi 680 and LiPetri 208 in ED 10, 384 and 124 in ED 11, plus 2 write-ins in ED 11. The other offices on this page are the same two districts from that same file. This is not a Nassau County count.
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