2000 New York Congressional Primary Results
September 12, 2000 |
| Senator |
| First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton (D, Lib, WF) 81%, Dr. Mark S. McMahon (D) 19%, |
U.S. Rep. Rick A. Lazio (R, Cns) |
ex-Watertown Mayor / designated nominee Jeffrey E. Graham (Ind), retiree Jeff Beller (Ind), state party treasurer John Clifton (L), Ronnie Dugger (G) 31.7%, farmer Mark J. Dunau (G, Rural) 38.6%, '98 gov. nominee Al "Grandpa Munster" Lewis (G) 29.7%, businessman Walter N. Iwachiw (G), John O. Adefope (RtL), '90 RTL nominee / ex-marine Louis "Lou" Wein (RtL, C), developer Abe Hirschfeld (Rfm), national leader of the Young Socialist Alliance Jacob J. Perasso (SW), Bryan R. Ghent (I), computer engineer Bill Murawski (I), |
| 1st Congressional District |
| attorney / ex-town board member Regina Seltzer (D) 50%, Michael P. Forbes (D, WF) 50%, |
Brookhaven town sup. Felix J. Grucci Jr. (R, Cns, RtL, Ind) |
ex-Suffolk co. legislator / '98 Democratic nominee William G. "Bill" Holst (G), Jack Fisher (Ind), Susan Gates (WF), |
| 2nd Congressional District |
| Huntington Town Board member Steve Israel (D) 44.5%, Suffolk Co. Leg. David A. Bishop (D, G, Ind, WF) 41.6%, community activist / attorney Ghenya Grant (D) 13.9%, |
Islip town clerk Joan B. Johnson (R, Cns) 61.2%, U.N. Diplomat Robert Walsh (R, RtL) 38.8%, |
Timothy Wehner (L), U.N. Diplomat Robert T. Walsh (RtL, Cns), Richard N. Thompson (Cns), Justin N. Lite (Ind), |
| 3rd Congressional District |
| '96 nominee businessman Dal Anthony LaMagna (D, G, WF), |
Peter T. King (R, Cns, Ind, RtL),
businessman Robert Previdi (R), |
Selma Olchin (Lib), |
| 4th Congressional District |
| Carolyn McCarthy (D, Ind, WF) |
'98 nominee / ex-St. AM Gregory R. Becker (R, Cns, RtL) |
advertising executive Barbara Vitanza (Lib), |
| 5th Congressional District |
| Gary L. Ackerman (D, Ind, Lib, WF,) |
Dr. Edward B. Elkowitz (R, Cns), |
'98 nominee Anne T. Robinson (RtL), |
| 6th Congressional District |
| Gregory W. Meeks (D, WF) |
No Republican |
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| 7th Congressional District |
| Joseph Crowley (D) |
airline sales manager / '96 nominee Rose Birtley (R), |
Robert E. Hurley (Cns), Paul Gilman (G), Garafalia Christea (RtL), |
| 8th Congressional District |
| Jerrold L. Nadler (D, Lib, WF) |
Marian S. Henry (R), |
Anthony A. LaBella (Cns), programmer Bob Armstrong (L), Dan Wentzel (G), Harry Kresky (Ind), |
| 9th Congressional District |
| Anthony D. Weiner (D, Lib) 73%, New York City councilmember Noach Dear (D, R, Cns) 27%, |
Democratic New York City councilmember Noach Dear (R, Cns), |
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| 10th Congressional District |
| Edolphus Towns (D, Lib) 57%, attorney Barry Dwayne Ford (D, WF) 43%, |
'98 nominee Ernestine M. Brown (R) |
attorney Barry Dwayne Ford (WF), '98 nominee Ernest Johnson (Cns), |
| 11th Congressional District |
| Major R. Owens (D, WF) 54%, city councilmember Una S. T. Clarke (D, Lib) 46%, |
Susan Cleary (R) |
Cartrell Gore (Cns), city councilmember Una S. T. Clarke (Lib), |
| 12th Congressional District |
| Nydia M. Velázquez (D, WF), Mildred Rosario (D, RtL), |
'98 nominee Rosemary Markgraf (R), |
Caesar Estevez (Cns), Mildred Rosario (RtL), Paul Pederson (SW), |
| 13th Congressional District |
| anti-gun activist Katina M. "Tina" Johnstone (D, WF) |
Vito J. Fossella (R, Cns, RtL) |
'96 & '98 nominee Anita Lerman (Ind, G), |
| 14th Congressional District |
| Carolyn B. Maloney (D, Lib) |
Carla Rhodes (R), |
psychologist Frederick D. Newman (Ind), Sandra Stevens (G), |
| 15th Congressional District |
| Charles B. Rangel (D, Lib, WF), Ruben D. Vargas (D), |
'92 Conservative / '94 & '96 RtL nominee José Augstin Suero (R), |
Scott Jefferey (L), Frank Della Valle (Cns), Jessie A. Fields (Ind), Dean Loren (G), |
| 16th Congressional District |
| José E. Serrano (D, Lib) |
Aaron Justice (R) |
Richard Retcho (Cns), |
| 17th Congressional District |
| Eliot L. Engel (D, Lib) 49%, St. Sen. Larry B. Seabrook (D) 42%, Sonny A. Zayas (D) 1%, |
'98 Congressional nominee / ex-postal worker Patrick McManus (R, Cns), |
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| 18th Congressional District |
| Nita M. Lowey (D) |
John G. Vonglis (R, Cns), |
Florence T. O'Grady (RtL), |
| 19th Congressional District |
| attorney Larry Otis Graham (D, Lib, WF), |
Sue W. Kelly (R, Cns, Ind) |
Joseph L. Dubovy (G), teacher Mark R. Jacobs (G), Frank X. Lloyd (RtL), |
| 20th Congressional District |
| '98 nominee / Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul J. Feiner (D, Lib, G, WF) |
Benjamin A. Gilman (R) |
'98 nominee Christine M. Tighe (RtL), |
| 21st Congressional District |
| Michael R. McNulty (D, Cns, Ind) |
college athletics official Thomas G. Pillsworth (R), |
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| 22nd Congressional District |
| attorney Kenneth F. McCallion (D, G, WF), |
John E. Sweeney (R, Cns) |
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| 23rd Congressional District |
| Richard W. Englebrecht (D) |
Sherwood L. "Sherry" Boehlert (R, Ind), 57%David B. Vickers (R, Cns, RtL) 43%, |
'98 nominee David B. Vickers (Cns, RtL), |
| 24th Congressional District |
| '98 nominee Neil P. Tallon (D) |
John M. McHugh (R, Cns) |
ex-Norwood Mayor Willard E. Smith (Ind), William Kuntz III (G), |
| 25th Congressional District |
| Francis J. Gavin (D) |
James T. Walsh (R, Cns, Ind) |
businessman Howie Hawkins (G), |
| 26th Congressional District |
| Maurice D. Hinchey (D, Ind, Lib, WF) |
'92 & '94 nominee / ex-county legislator Robert J. "Bob" Moppert (R, Cns), |
Paul J. Laux (RtL), Robert Robinson (G), |
| 27th Congressional District |
| businessman Thomas W. Pecoraro (D, Ind,), |
Thomas M. Reynolds (R, Cns, Ind,) |
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| 28th Congressional District |
| Louise McIntosh Slaughter (D) |
health department worker Mark C. Johns (R, Cns, G, WF) |
Steve Healey (L), Eve Hawkins (G), |
| 29th Congressional District |
| John J. LaFalce (D, Ind, Lib) |
teacher Brett M. Sommer (R, Cns, RtL), |
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| 30th Congressional District |
| publisher of Buffalo magazine John Fee (D, Lib, WF), |
Jack Quinn (R, Cns, Ind,) |
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| 31st Congressional District |
| Kisun J. Peters (D) |
Amory R. Houghton, Jr. (R, Cns) |
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