Newsday: Officials say Hempstead supervisor ballots will be counted Monday
Next week residents will learn the official winner of the Hempstead supervisor's race.
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Nov 15, 2019, 11:47 AM
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Updated 1,887 days ago
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Next week residents will learn the official winner of the Hempstead supervisor's race.
Nassau County Board of Elections officials will begin counting nearly 6,000 absentee ballots and affidavits Monday, according to Newsday.
MORE: Republican Donald Clavin Jr. declares victory in Hempstead supervisor race
Election Day results showed Republican Don Clavin leading current Supervisor Laura Gillen by 1,392 votes with all precincts reporting.
He declared victory, but Gillen did not concede, and wants all absentee ballots counted.
Democratic Party officials said they may request a full recount, depending on the outcome of the paper ballot count.
Nassau County Board of Elections officials will begin counting nearly 6,000 absentee ballots and affidavits Monday, according to Newsday.
MORE: Republican Donald Clavin Jr. declares victory in Hempstead supervisor race
Election Day results showed Republican Don Clavin leading current Supervisor Laura Gillen by 1,392 votes with all precincts reporting.
He declared victory, but Gillen did not concede, and wants all absentee ballots counted.
Democratic Party officials said they may request a full recount, depending on the outcome of the paper ballot count.
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