GREENBURGH CUOMO-NIXON 2018 PRIMARY BREAKDOWN

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%

TOV SCHOOL DIST ELEC. DIST. TOTAL CUOMO % NIXON REG.DEMS EDGEMONT SD 33-35, 49, 69, 70   812 578 71%    234  2479.   33%        HARTSDALE GC 36-41, 56, 66, 57 71, 72, 75 1598 1194 75%    404 3945.   41%    FAIRVIEW GC 42, 44-46, 61, 63, 64, 78 1632 1364 84%    268 4273.    38%        POCANTICO SD 29, 68  153   106 69%      47  401         VALHALLA SD 47, 48, 67  474   382 81%      92 1220.    39%        ARDSLEY SD (outside village) 32, 43, 50, 62, 73  715   529 74%     186 2048.    35%         ELMSFORD SD (outside village) 51, 77, 81 413  342 83%      71 1131.    30%          TARRY/ELM 30 181   121 67%      60 485          EAST IRVINGTON 31 176   119 68%      57 556          2018 UNINC. TOTAL 6154 4735 77%   1419 16538.  37%

2018 TOWN GOV PRIM. TURNOUT: 12,517  38% CUOMO: 8,441 67%.    NIXON:    4077. 33%
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%.