COMPLETE COVERAGE: 2010 elections and voters guide
Andrew Cuomo declares victory in the New York State gubernatorial race Tuesday. (Nov. 2, 2010) Credit: Howard Schnapp
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3 LI races remain undecided
Trailing candidates plan this week to ask judges to order full hand recounts of the tens of thousands of ballots cast in their races.
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Altschuler, ahead by 383, rejects recount
Aides to Rep. Tim Bishop said after the hearing they had hoped Randy Altschuler's camp would agree to a manual recount without a judge's order.
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GOP fights Dem push for recount in close races
As Suffolk officials began auditing election results, the first skirmishes began over whether to conduct hand recounts in Long Island's close races.
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Vote discrepancies on East End questioned
Huge swings in vote totals from two House and Assembly races on the East End have sparked questions about New York's new voting system.
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Altschuler leads Bishop by 400 votes
In the close House race on the East End, Republican Randy Altschuler moved ahead of incumbent Rep. Tim Bishop Friday ...
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Nassau officials: 'A lot of ballots' still uncounted
"We have reason to believe that there are a lot of ballots out there that weren't scanned," said William Biamonte, Nassau Democratic Elections Commissioner.
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Will GOP House block Obama's goals?
President Barack Obama Wednesday urged the newly empowered GOP to look forward, not back.
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Privacy a big issue with new voting machines
Long Island voters told Newsday that they thought poll workers intruded on their privacy as they voted on the new machines.
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Tight LI race may be key to control of NY Senate
Democrats must win all three undecided races to keep the majority they captured in 2008.
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Bishop claims win, Altschuler says not so fast
A spokesman for Randy Altschuler said the district's 8,972 absentee ballots needed to be counted in his race against Rep. Tim Bishop.
