Jim Gaughran

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Jim Gaughran
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Member of the New York State Senate
from the 5th district
In office
January 1, 2019 December 31, 2022
Jim Gaughran electoral history
New York State Senate, 5th district, 1992 [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican Ralph J. Marino (incumbent)75,87660.23%
Democratic Jim Gaughran50,10439.77%
Total votes125,980 100.00%
Republican hold
Suffolk County Comptroller, 2014 [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican John M. Kennedy, Jr.158,16552.94%
Total John M. Kennedy, Jr. 158,16552.94%
Democratic Jim Gaughran119,68440.06%
Independence Jim Gaughran11,0473.70%
Working Families Jim Gaughran9,8683.30%
TotalJim Gaughran140,59947.06%
Total votes298,764 100.00%
Republican hold
New York State Senate, 5th district, 2016 [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican Carl L. Marcellino64,25640.26%
Conservative Carl L. Marcellino7,7364.85%
Independence Carl L. Marcellino1,6661.04%
Reform Carl L. Marcellino3680.23%
Total Carl Marcellino (incumbent)74,02646.39%
Democratic Jim Gaughran68,88843.17%
Working Families Jim Gaughran2,3941.50%
Women's Equality Jim Gaughran9830.62%
TotalJim Gaughran72,26545.28%
TotalBlank votes13,1328.23%
TotalWrite-in votes1010.06%
TotalVoid votes650.04%
Total votes159,589 100.00%
Republican hold
New York State Senate, 5th district, 2018 [26]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Democratic Jim Gaughran65,67351.93%
Working Families Jim Gaughran1,4651.16%
Women's Equality Jim Gaughran8890.70%
TotalJim Gaughran68,02753.79%
Republican Carl L. Marcellino49,41139.07%
Conservative Carl L. Marcellino5,2234.13%
Independence Carl L. Marcellino9520.75%
Reform Carl L. Marcellino2390.19%
Total Carl L. Marcellino (incumbent)55,82544.15%
TotalBlank votes2,5382.01%
TotalVoid votes380.03%
TotalWrite-in votes290.02%
Total votes126,457 100.00%
Democratic gain from Republican
New York State Senate, 5th district, 2020 [44]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Democratic Jim Gaughran84,13746.66%
SAM Jim Gaughran3430.19%
TotalJim Gaughran (incumbent)84,48046.85%
Republican Edmund Smyth71,83239.84%
Conservative Edmund Smyth7,3644.08%
Independence Edmund Smyth1,3250.73%
Libertarian Edmund Smyth7410.41%
TotalEdmund Smyth81,26345.07%
Green Barbara Wagner1,8311.02%
TotalBlank votes12,6006.99%
TotalVoid votes980.05%
TotalWrite-in votes370.02%
Total votes180,309 100.00%
Democratic hold

See also

References

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New York State Senate
Preceded by Member of the New York State Senate
from the 5th district

2019–2022
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