All Over Albany

Cuomo wins 3rd term, Delgado over Faso, Letitia James is next A.G., Dems gain control of NYS Senate, Stefanik holds on to 21st District, voter turnout high in Capital Region

Voter turnout
Heavy voter turnout was reported on Tuesday across the Capital Region. [TU][WNYT]

You can find more results here. [AOA]

3rd term for Cuomo
In a victory speech in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, Andrew Cuomo told a group of supporters "New York is not buying what President Trump is selling," [NYT]

NYS Senate goes blue
Democrats seized control of the New York State Senate on Tuesday, for the third time in 50 years. [NYT]

Letitia James next NY Attorney General
Letitia James easily won the race for New York Attorney General. In a victory speech on Tuesday, James had a message for Donald Trump: "He should know that we here in New York -- and I, in particular -- we are not scared of you. And as the next attorney general of his home state, I will be shining a bright light into every dark corner of his real estate dealings, and every dealing, demanding truthfulness at every turn. He should know that we here in New York -- and I, in particular -- we are not scared of you." [NYT]

Delgado wins 19th
Antonio Delgado won a fierce battle against Republican John Faso for the 19th Congressional District. [TU]

Stefanik holds 21st
Elise Stefanik held on to her 21st District seat, leading challenger Tedra Cobb with 56 percent of the vote to Cobb's 41 percent. [Spectrum]

Rensselaer County DA
Mary Pat Donnelly defeated incumbent Rensselaer County District Attorney Joel Abelove by a vote of 31,544 to 25,733.[Record]

Tonko
Paul Tonko easily won his sixth term in Congress on Tuesday. [Gazette]

Gillibrand
Voters are sending Kirsten Gillibrand back to the Senate for her second six year term. [Gazette]

Saratoga charter
By a two to one margin, Saratoga Springs residents voted down two ballot amendments on the city's charter that would have expanded the city council from 5 to 7 members and would have given the city council more authority over appointments currently handled by commissioners. [Gazette]

Niskayuna lockdown
Niskayuna students and parents share stories of Monday's lockdown. [TU]

Streetlights
Albany's Common Council has approved the purchase of new streetlights from National Grid, but is now wrestling with borrowing the $29.3 million to pay for the new, more efficient lighting. [TU]

Moratorium on linking teacher evaluations to test scores
The NYS Board of Regents will be extending the moratorium on linking teacher evaluations to statewide math and English test scores for a year. [TU]

Albany man convicted of rape
An Albany jury convicted a city man of kidnapping and raping a woman he found unconscious in a vehicle. [CBS 6]

Missing East Greenbush man
Police are searching for a 64-year-old man who was last seen on Monday at his home in East Greenbush.[TU]

Vandalism blamed on politics
The Chairman of the Rensselaer County legislature is alleging that paint splashed on two of his vehicles earlier this week was an act of vandalism by a supporter of Democrats. [TU]

The Handbook of Golf History
A Siena College professor and the co-captain of the women's golf team have written a compendium of historical stories about the game. [TU]

The Voice
Queensbury native Delaney Silvernell will compete on Monday's episode of The Voice. [WNYT]
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