election night beginning at 9pm for live coverage from key locations across the island, continuous results on the News 12 Long Island "infobar," and expert analysis on election races and issues.

Click here to view Part I: Taxes dominate voters' thoughts Click here to view Part II: Islip may reorganize town government Click here to view Part III: New computerized voting machines help the disabled Click here to view Part IV: East End voters may extend tax to preserve open land Click here to view Part V: History could be made in Huntington this November Click here to view Part VI: Closer look at the state Senate race in District 3 Click here to view Part VII: Funding for the environment on Long IslandClick here to view Part VIII: Quadriplegic Brooke Ellison challenges John Flanagan for State SenateClick here to view Part IX: Minority party lines crowd November ballotClick here to view Part X: How illegal immigration will shape LI's November electionClick here to view Part XI: Web site makes LI candidates accountable for donationsClick here to view Part XII: Republican state senators may suffer from anti-Bush sentimentClick here to view Part XIII: Federal courts force NYS to revamp judicial selection processClick here to view Part XIV: VP of Major League Baseball set to hit home run in 1st congressional districtClick here to view Part XV: GOP challenger faces age-old battle against Rep. IsraelClick here to view Part XVI: Legislator Dave Mejias takes aim at 3rd District Congressman Pete KingClick here to view Part XVII: Retired cop sets eyes on 5-term Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthyClick here to view Part XVIII: Republicans concede race to unopposed Rep. Gary AckermanClick here to view Part XIX: Scandal-plagued Islip Town Supervisor race up for grabsClick here to view Part XX: U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton's re-election bid seems locked upClick here to view Part XXI: Ethics questions remain for Hevesi and re-election bidClick here to view Part XXII: Roadblocks stand in way of Pirro's quest to make NY historyClick here to view Part XXIII: Republican John Faso plugs away against Democrat Eliot Spitzer for governorClick here to view Part XXIV: Nassau NAACP questions Democrats' dedication to blacksClick here to view Part XXV: Three-horse race to the finish for Islip Town supervisorClick here to view Part XXVI: Political pressure the name of the game in Mejias-King campaign

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