Who are the Candidates?

 

 

A primary election will be held on Thursday, September 13, 2018. The general election will be on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

 

 

The chart, on the next two pages, relates to the primary and election ballots for the area covered by Rockville Centre.

 

 

In the September primary there will be Democratic nomination contests for:

 

 

Governor

 

Lt. Governor

 

Attorney General

 

 

The winners of those primary contests will be on the November ballot as the Democratic Candidates, as will a number of persons running for other offices that are not the subjects of primary contests.

 

 

People who lose in the Democratic primary may still be on the ballot if they have the endorsement of one or more other political parties.

 

 

Wherever DEM is referenced in the “Primary” column, that means there is a primary contest.

 

 

The candidates are arranged in the order provided by the Nassau County Board of Elections.

 

 

Links to candidate websites are provided, to the extent we are aware of them.

HJB

 

 

 

 

Elected Office &Candidate

Party

Primary

Vote For…

Governor

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Cynthia E. Nixon

DEM,WFP

DEM

 

Andrew M. Cuomo

DEM,IND,WEP

DEM

 

Marc Molinaro

REP,CON,REF

 

 

Howie Hawkins

GRE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lieutenant Governor

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Kathy C. Hochul

DEM,IND,WEP

DEM

 

Jumaane Williams

DEM,WFP

DEM

 

Julie Killian

REP,CON,REF

 

 

Jia Lee

GRE

 

 

 

 

 

 

State Comptroller

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Thomas P. DiNapoli

DEM,WFP,IND,WEP,REF

 

 

Jonathan Trichter

REP,CON

 

 

Mark Dunlea

GRE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Attorney General

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Sean Patrick Maloney

DEM

DEM

 

Letitia A. James

DEM

DEM

 

Leecia R. Eve

DEM

DEM

 

Zephyr Teachout

DEM

DEM

 

Keith Wofford

REP,CON

 

 

Michael Sussman

GRE

 

 

Kenneth D. Schaeffer

WFP

 

 

Vincent J. Messina, Jr.

IND

 

 

Nancy B. Sliwa

REF

REF

 

Mike Diederich

REF

REF

 

Christopher B. Garvey

REF

REF

 

 

 

 

 

United States Senator

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Kirsten E. Gillibrand

DEM,WFP,IND,WEP

 

 

Chele Chiavacci Farley

REP,CON,REF

 

 

 

 

 

 

County Court Judge

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Catherine Rizzo

DEM,REP

 

 

Shaun K. Hogan

CON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Family Court Judge

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Robin M. Kent

DEM,REP

 

 

Madeline Petrara-Perrin

CON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

District Court Judge, District 2

 

 

Vote ForThree (3)

Valerie J. Alexander

DEM,GRE,WFP,WEP,REF

GRE

 

Andrew M. Engel

DEM,GRE,WFP,WEP,REF

GRE

 

Andrea C. Phoenix

DEM,GRE,WFP,WEP,REF

GRE

 

Michael W. Alpert

REP,CON,GRE,IND

GRE

 

Charles J. Casolaro

REP,CON,GRE,IND

GRE

 

Eric Zeni

REP,CON,GRE,IND

GRE

 

 

 

 

 

Representative in Congress,District 4

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Kathleen M. Rice

DEM,WEP

 

 

Ameer M. Benno

REP,CON,REF

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

State Senator, District 9

 

 

Vote For One(1)

Todd D. Kaminsky

DEM,WFP,IND,WEP,REF

REF

 

Francis X. Becker, Jr.

REP,CON

 

 

Opportunity to Ballot

REF

REF

 

 

 

 

 

Member of Assembly, District 21

 

 

Vote For One (1)

Judy A. Griffin

DEM,WFP,WEP,REF

REF

 

Brian F. Curran

REP,CON,IND

 

 

Member of Assembly, District 20

 

 

Vote For One (1)

Juan C. Vides

DEM

DEM

 

Jack Vobis

DEM,WEP,REF

DEM

 

Melissa L. Miller

REP,CON,IND

 

 

Opportunity to Ballot

REF

REF

 

 

 

 

Note:

Almost all of Rockville Centre is in the 21stAssembly District.  A small part, bordering Oceanside, is in the 20thAssembly District.

 

The abbreviated names of the political parties can be confusing.  They are:

DEM – Democratic”
WFP – Working Family
IND – Independence (that does not mean “independent” Independence is the name of a party.

WEP – Women’s Equality Party
GRE – Green
REP – Republican

CON  Conservative
REF -  Reform Party

There are other political parties, but they are not on any of these ballots.

“Opportunity to Ballot” is a procedure by which an individual or group can reserve a place on the ballot for a write-in candidate.

Please be sure to vote in the Primary and then help us to get out the vote in the general election. In modern times there has not been a more urgent and compelling reason to make every vote count for Democratic candidates.