VILLAGE
|
ELEC DIST.
|
TOTAL
|
CUOMO
|
%
|
NIXON
|
%
|
Registered Dems
| |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TARRYTOWN
|
1-7, 55, 74, 76
|
1289
|
692
|
54%
|
597
|
46%
|
3663 35%
| |
IRVINGTON
|
8-11, 60, 79
|
950
|
563
|
59%
|
387
|
41%
|
2339. 41%
| |
DOBBS FERRY
|
12-17, 58, 65. 80
|
1319
|
796
|
60%
|
523
|
40%
|
3574 37%
| |
HASTINGS
|
18-23, 52, 59
|
1871
|
979
|
52%
|
892
|
48%
|
3688. 51%
| |
ARDSLEY
|
24, 25, 53, 54
|
602
|
428
|
71%
|
174
|
29%
|
1656. 36%
| |
ELMSFORD
|
26-28
|
333
|
248
|
75%
|
85
|
25%
|
1220. 27%
| |
2018 TOTALS
|
6364
|
3706
|
58%
|
2658
|
42%
|
16,140. 39%
| ||
|
|---|
2016 TOWN PRES PRIM TURNOUT: 15,573 50% CLINTON 10,667 68% SANDERS:4906. 32%
2014 TOWN GOV PRIM TURNOUT. 4,261 14% CUOMO: 2364 55% TEACHOUT 1824 43%
2013 TOWN SUPER PRIM TURNOUT: 5992 19% FEINER :3847. 64%. BERNSTEIN; 2142 36%
NOTES.
1. Turnout for the June 2018 Democratic Governor's primary at 12,517 came relatively close to the Clinton - Sanders presidential primary in 2016 turnout of 15,573. Clinton received a similar percentage of townside votes to Cuomo, with 68% of the Greenburgh Democratic primary vote in 2016. The 2018 Governor's turnout, however, crushed the 2014 Governor's primary turnout (Cuomo-Teachout) which was only 4261.
2. Greenburgh Democratic registered voters rose by 2351 - almost 8% from 2014 to 2018
3. Rivertown Democrats (Hastings, Dobbs, Irvington and Tarrytown), especially from Hastings, are on a different wavelength from the rest of the town Democrats. Andrew Cuomo won 67% of the Town of Greenburgh Democratic primary vote, narrowly exceeding his statewide total of 66%. In the four rivertowns, however, Cuomo received only 54% of the vote. Nixon received at least 40% in each rivertown, and achieved 48% in Hastings - entrenching that village's image as Upper West Side North. Nixon struggled to reach 30% in any other of the major sections of the Greenburgh.
4. Hastings' 51% turnout among registered Democratic voters was astounding for a June gubernatorial primary - exceeding even the townwide Democratic turnout of 50% in the 2016 Clinton - Sanders presidential primary. Presumably, the Indivisible voters organization in Greenburgh, centered on Hastings, has had an impact on turnout, although those numbers were largely squandered on a candidate who received little support outside of the Rivertowns. Put another way, Hastings gave Nixon 22% of her Greenburgh vote while comprising just 11% of the town's registered Democrats. Interestingly, similarly "progressive" Bernie Sanders didn't perform nearly as well in Hastings, gaining only 35% of the vote primary vote against Clinton in the village (with Clinton winning 1463 to 804). In contrast to Hastings (84%white according to censusreporter.org), Greenburgh's most heavily minority neighborhoods in Fairview, voted most decisively in favor of Cuomo with 84%, and Nixon receiving a paltry 16%.
