RESULTS: Early school vote results
Some districts held voting for budgets on Tuesday night. Here are the results.
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May 12, 2021, 9:15 AM
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Some districts held voting for budgets on Tuesday night. Here are the results.
Lawrence Union Free School District:
Proposition 1: 2021-2022 School Budget $102,490,053.00 ---
YES - 1,097 NO - 308
YES - 1,097 NO - 308
Proposition 2: 2021 - 2022 Library Budget $3,111,750.00 ---
YES - 1,153 NO - 246
YES - 1,153 NO - 246
Proposition 3: 2021 Building Capital Reserve Fund Creation & Expenditure Authorization ---
YES - 919 NO - 411
YES - 919 NO - 411
Proposition 4: 2022 Building Capital Reserve Fund Creation & Expenditure Authorization ---
YES - 917 NO - 416
YES - 917 NO - 416
Proposition 5: Purchase of Real Property ---
YES - 915 NO - 365
YES - 915 NO - 365
Heshy Blachorsky (incumbent) - 1,117, Asher Matathias - 206
Abel Feldhamer (incumbent) - 1,220
Write-In for Library Trustee: Akiva Lubin - 416, Amil Virani - 79.
Great Neck School District
Proposition #1: School District Budget – PASSES
YES – 2,120
NO – 1,372
YES – 2,120
NO – 1,372
Proposition #2: Library Budget – PASSES
YES – 2,228
NO – 1,142
YES – 2,228
NO – 1,142
Proposition #3: Two Board of Education Seats
Seat #1 – Barbara Berkowitz
Barbara Berkowitz – 1,849
Michael S. Glickman – 1,589
Barbara Berkowitz – 1,849
Michael S. Glickman – 1,589
Seat #2 – Grant Toch
Grant Toch – 2,521
Grant Toch – 2,521
Hewlett-Woodmere Union Free School District:
2021-2022 School Budget: Yes 1,589, No 1,009
Library Budget: Yes 1,609, No 904
School Board Candidates:
Francois Tenenbaum: 1,796 (3-year term)
Judy Menashe: 1,546 (3-year term)
Jonathan Altus: 1,466 (3-year term)
Shari Amitrano: 1,460 (2-year term)
Debra Sheinin 1,406 (1-year term)
Tatyana Kopp: 1,043
Ramsha Ansari: 714
Library Board candidate elected - Ellen Vaknine: 772
West Hempstead Union Free School District: Passes
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