Voters in the Town of Islip spoke clearly Tuesday night in handing Republicans control of Town Hall for the first time in four years.
The only race that remains undecided is the contest for the supervisors position, where Republican Tom Croci currently leads incumbent Democrat Phil Nolan by 419 votes with 47,693 votes cast. About 1,700 absentee ballots need to be tallied before a winner can be declared.
Town Supervisor (choose one)
Candidate Vote Total *Phil Nolan (D, WFP) 49.6% Tom Croci (R, C, I) 50.4%*Incumbent
Town Council (choose two)
Candidate Vote Total *Gene Parrington (D, WFP) 22.0% Renee Ortiz (D, WFP) 21.9% John Cochrane (R, C, I) 28.1% Anthony Senft (R, C, I) 28.0%*Incumbent
Town Clerk (choose one)
Candidate Vote Total Olga H. Murray (R, C, I) 52.2% Ginny Fields (D) 47.8%Receiver of Taxes (choose one)
Candidate Vote Total Alexis Weik (R, C, I) 56.9% Diane Rossi-Fontana (D, WFP) 43.1%