STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE COUNTY OF WAYNE IN RELATION TO THE VOTE CAST IN THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 5, 2013

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1 STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE COUNTY OF WAYNE IN RELATION TO THE VOTE CAST IN THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 5, 2013 The Board of Elections of the County of Wayne having met at the office of said Board on the 25th day of November, 2013, to canvass and estimate the votes given in the several election districts of said County at the General Election held on the 5 th day of November, 2013, do certify as follows: That the whole number of votes given for the State Proposals and County Offices was 14,411, of which the proposals/candidates received the number of votes set opposite their names: NYS Proposal Number One, An Amendment Total Votes Cast 14,411 Authorizing Casino Gaming The proposed amendment to section 9 of article 1 of the Constitution would allow the Legislature to authorize up to seven casinos in New York State for the legislated purposes of promoting job growth, increasing aid to schools, and permitting local governments to lower property taxes through revenues generated. Shall the amendment be approved? WAS YES received 6,645 NO received 7,240 Blanks/Voids 526 NYS Proposal Number Two, An Amendment Additional Civil Service Credit for Veterans with Disabilities Certified Post Appointment The proposed amendment to section 6 of article 5 of the Constitution would entitle a veteran who has received civil service credit for a civil service appointment or promotion and subsequently is certified as disabled to additional civil service credit at a subsequent appointment or promotion. Shall the proposed amendment be approved? WAS YES received 10,901 NO received 2,612 Blanks/Voids 898 NYS Proposal Number Three, An Amendment Exclusion of Indebtedness Contracted for Sewage Facilities The proposed amendment to Article 8, section 5 of the Constitution would extend for ten years, until January 1, 2024, the authority of counties, cities, towns, and villages to exclude from their constitutional debt limits indebtedness contracted for the construction or reconstruction of sewage facilities. Shall the proposed amendment be approved? WAS YES received 6,975 NO received 5,894 Blanks/Voids 1,542 NYS Proposal Number Four, An Amendment Settling Disputed Title in the Forest Preserve The proposed amendment to section 1 of article 14 of the Constitution would authorize the Legislature to settle longstanding disputes between the State and private entities over ownership of certain parcels of land in the town of Long Lake, Hamilton County. In exchange for giving up its claim to disputed parcels, the State would get land to be incorporated into the forest preserve that would benefit the forest preserve more than the disputed parcels currently do. Shall the proposed amendment be approved? WAS YES received 9,047 NO received 3,916 Blanks/Voids 1,448 NYS Proposal Number Five, An Amendment In Relation to a Land Exchange in the State Forest Preserve with NYCO Minerals, Inc. The proposed amendment to section 1 of article 14 of the Constitution would authorize the Legislature to convey forest preserve land located in the town of Lewis, Essex County to NYCO Minerals, a private company that plans on expanding an existing mine that adjoins the forest preserve land. In exchange, NYCO Minerals would give the State at 1

2 least the same amount of land of at least the same value, with a minimum assessed value of $1 million, to be added to the forest preserve. When NYCO Minerals finishes mining, it would restore the condition of the land and return it to the forest preserve. Shall the proposed amendment be approved? WAS YES received 7,645 NO received 5,336 Blanks/Voids 1,430 NYS Proposal Number Six, An Amendment Increasing Age until which Certain State Judges Can Serve The proposed amendment to the Constitution, amending sections 2 and 25 of article 6, would increase the maximum age until which certain state judges may serve as follows: (a) a Justice of the Supreme Court would be eligible for five additional two year terms after the present retirement age of 70, instead of the three such terms currently authorized; and (b) a Judge of the Court of Appeals who reaches the age of 70 while in office would be permitted to remain in service on the Court for up to 10 years beyond the present retirement age of 70 in order to complete the term to which that Judge was appointed. Shall the proposed amendment be approved? WAS YES received 4,219 NO received 9,257 Blanks/Voids 935 Sheriff (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 14,411 Republican Barry C. Virts Conservative Barry C. Virts 2,704 Scatterings Write-Ins 73 Overvotes/Voids 3 Undervotes/Blanks 2,012 County Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 14,411 Republican Michael P. Jankowski 9,024 Conservative Michael P. Jankowski 2,722 Scatterings Write-Ins 33 Overvotes/Void 3 Undervotes/Blank 2,629 The following is determined to be the elected County officials of the County of Wayne: Sheriff Barry C. Virts County Clerk Michael P. Jankowski Town of Arcadia (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1,700 Republican Art Williams 1,358 Scatterings Write-Ins 4 Undervotes/Blanks 338 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 3,400 Democratic Joseph DeSanto 1,006 Republican Richard VanLaeken 982 Republican Michael Diamond 1,113 Overvotes/Voids 14 Undervotes/Blanks 283 Receiver of Taxes and Assessments (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1,700 Republican Sharon VerHeecke 1,347 Undervotes/Blanks 351 The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Arcadia: 2

3 Receiver of Taxes and Assessments Art Williams Michael Diamond Joseph DeSanto Sharon VerHeecke Village of Newark Proposal Number Seven, Village Proposition Number One Total Votes Cast 949 "Should the Village of Newark boundaries be amended to exclude the property located at 6007 Clark Road ( ), which property is surrounded on all sides by properties in the Town of Arcadia and is not adjacent to nor benefitted by Village street or sidewalk improvements, electric lights, Village sewer or water, nor other additional benefit from being classified in the Village, so as to make the Village boundaries more equitable and consistent and to bring into greater conformity with the breadth of Village services and uniformity with surrounding parcels?" WAS YES received 695 NO received 192 Blanks/Voids 62 The following determination of the Proposal Number Seven, Village Proposition Number One is YES Town of Butler (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 231 Republican David Spickerman, Sr. 172 Butler First David Spickerman, Sr. 31 Undervotes/Blanks 27 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 231 Republican Robin Jeremenko 183 Butler First Robin Jeremenko 34 Undervotes/Blanks 14 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 231 Republican Scott C. Stone 179 Butler First Scott C. Stone 35 Undervotes/Blanks 17 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 462 Republican Philip R. Wagner 167 Republican Bert Everhart 199 Butler First Philip R. Wagner 33 Undervotes/Blanks 63 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 231 Republican Richard Robinson, III 174 Butler First Richard Robinson, III 35 Undervotes/Blanks 21 The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Butler: 3

4 Town Clerk Superintendent of Highways David Spickerman, Sr. Robin Jeremenko Scott C. Stone Bert Everhart Philip R. Wagner Richard Robinson, III Town of Galen (Vote for One) Total Votes Cast 697 Democratic Carol M. Heald 279 Republican Carol M. Heald 335 Undervotes/Blanks 83 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 1,394 Democratic Frank Sebastiano 344 Democratic Jeff Montemorano 411 Republican Russell Brewer 252 Republican William Delperdange 253 Galen Reform Russell Brewer 30 Serving Galen William Delperdange 26 Undervotes/Blanks 78 Proposal Number Seven, Town of Galen Proposition Number One 697 Abolishing the Elective Office of Highway Superintendent and Create an Appointive Office; Shall Local Law #2-2013, adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Galen on the 12th day of August, 2013, which abolishes the elective office of the Highway Superintendent and creates an appointive office for the Highway Superintendent, effective with the term beginning January 1, 2016, be approved?" YES received 237 NO received 419 Blanks/Voids 41 The following determination on the Proposal Number Seven, Town of Galen Proposition Number One is NO The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Galen; Carol M. Heald Jeff Montemorano Frank Sebastiano Village of Clyde Trustee (1 year vacancy) (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 375 Democratic Fran Burt 225 Republican Neal Kinnetz 125 Pride in Clyde Neal Kinnetz 12 Overvotes/Voids 2 Undervotes/Blanks 9 The following is determined to be the elected Official of the Village of Clyde: Trustee (1 year vacancy) Fran Burt Town of Huron 4

5 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 343 Republican Laurie J. Crane 288 Undervotes/Blanks 55 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 343 Republican Tammy A. Vezzose 295 Undervotes/Blanks 48 (Vote for ONE Total Votes Cast 343 Republican Kathy J Wachtman 281 Undervotes/Blanks 62 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 686 Republican Lois H. Buckalew 267 Republican David A. Buisch 271 Undervotes/Blanks 148 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 343 Republican Richard N. Reyn 290 Undervotes/Blanks 53 The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Huron: Laurie J. Crane Town Clerk Tammy A. Vezzose Kathy J. Wachtman David A. Buisch Lois H. Buckalew Superintendent of Highways Richard N. Reyn Town of Lyons (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1084 Republican Brian D. Manktelow 785 Lyons Improvement Brian D. Manktelow 131 Scatterings Write-Ins 3 Undervotes/Blanks 165 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1084 Republican Sal J. Colatarci 827 Lyons Improvement Sal J. Colatarci 134 Undervotes/Blanks 122 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1084 Democratic Thomas G. Herendeen 215 Republican Richard C. Wunder 694 Lyons Improvement Richard C. Wunder 100 5

6 Undervotes/Blanks 75 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 2168 Democratic Sergei Bartishevich 427 Democratic John Paliotti 383 Republican Philip J. DeSain 474 Republican Nancy M. Collins 585 Lyons Improvement Philip J. DeSain 69 Lyons Improvement James E. Wedman 98 Overvotes/Voids 10 Undervotes/Blanks 121 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1084 Republican Jake Emmel 819 Lyons Improvement Jake Emmel 148 Undervotes/Blanks 116 The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Lyons: Brian D. Manktelow Town Clerk Sal J. Colatarci Richard C. Wunder Nancy M. Collins Philip J. DeSain Superintendent of Highways Jake Emmel Village of Lyons Mayor (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 696 Democratic John A. Cinelli 313 Republican Terry R. VanStean 317 Scatterings Write-Ins 3 Undervotes/Blanks 63 Trustee (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 1392 Democratic Gene Palmer 187 Democratic Ben Harder 262 Republican Jim Blandino 462 Republican Richard A. Evangelist 340 Overvotes/Voids 2 Undervotes/Blanks 139 Trustee 2 year vacancy (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 696 Republican Sean Dobbins 532 Scatterings Write-Ins 4 Undervotes/Blanks 160 The following is determined to be the elected Village Officials of the Village of Lyons: Mayor Terry R. VanStean Trustee Jim Blandino Trustee Richard A. Evangelist Trustee 2 yr vacancy Sean Dobbins Town of Macedon Proposal Number Seven, Town of Macedon Proposition Number One

7 That it appears on such estimate and canvass that the whole number of votes given for Town of Macedon Proposition Number One, "Shall the resolution of the Macedon Town Board dated August 8, 2013, which abolished the elected office of Town Superintendent of Highways and replaced it with the appointed position of Director of Public Works for the Town of Macedon, County of Wayne, be approved?" WAS YES received 480 NO received 730 Blanks/Voids 54 The following determination on Proposal Number Seven, Town of Macedon Proposition Number One is NO (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1264 Republican Thomas L. Crowley 1031 Scatterings Write-Ins 6 Undervotes/Blanks 227 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 2528 Republican David J. McEwen 845 Republican Cassandra Pagano 865 Write In Nelson Warner 166 Write In Gilbert Magee Undervotes/Blanks 463 The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Macedon: Thomas L. Crowley Cassandra Pagano David J. McEwen Town of Marion (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 617 Republican Monica S. Deyo 520 Scatterings Write-Ins 4 Undervotes/Blanks 93 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 617 Republican Deborah Smith 552 Undervotes/Blanks 63 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 617 Republican Samuel J. Bonafede 521 Undervotes/Blanks 94 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 1234 Republican Michael J. Fonte, Jr. 482 Republican Nathan Kauffman 485 Undervotes/Blanks 266 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 617 Republican Timothy A. Boerman 487 Voting Empowers Timothy A. Boerman 56 7

8 Undervotes/Blanks 73 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Town of Marion: Monica S. Deyo Town Clerk Deborah Smith Samuel J. Bonafede Nathan Kaufmann Michael J. Fonte, Jr. Superintendent of Highways Timothy A. Boerman Town of Ontario (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 2266 Democratic Joe Molino 948 Republican John J. Smith 1,167 Ontario s Future John J. Smith 120 Overvotes/Voids 1 Undervotes/Blanks 28 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 2266 Republican Reginald P. Higgins, II 1,446 Ontario s Future Reginald P. Higgins, II 268 Scatterings Write-Ins 7 Undervotes/Blanks 545 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 4532 Democratic Roger A. Legg 787 Democratic Jim Switzer 985 Republican Jason C. Ruffell 1229 Republican Frank Robusto, Jr Ontario s Future Jason C. Ruffell 138 Ontario s Future Frank Robusto, Jr. 116 Overvotes/Voids 4 Undervotes/Blanks year vacancy (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 2266 Democratic Donna R. Burolla 891 Republican Joseph Catalano 1283 Overvotes/Voids 3 Undervotes/Blanks 88 The following are determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Ontario: John J. Smith Reginald P. Higgins, II Jason C. Ruffell Frank Robusto, Jr. 2 yr vac Joseph Catalano Town of Palmyra Proposal Number Seven, Town of Palmyra Proposition Number One 946 8

9 Shall the local law adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Palmyra on the 25 th day of April of 2013, which changes the term of the elective office of the Town from a two (2) year term to a four (4) year term, effective with the term beginning on January 1, 2016, be approved? WAS YES received 469 NO received 459 Blanks/Voids 18 The following determination on Proposal Number Seven, Town of Palmyra Proposition One is YES (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 946 Republican Kenneth Miller 629 Palmyra First Kenneth Miller 152 Scatterings Write-Ins 9 Undervotes/Blanks 156 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 946 Republican Terry C. Rodman 665 Palmyra First Terry C. Rodman 166 Scatterings Write-Ins 4 Overvotes/Voids 1 Undervotes/Blanks 110 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 1892 Republican David M. Nussbaumer 620 Republican Todd J. Pipitone 634 Palmyra First David M. Nussbaumer 159 Palmyra First Todd J. Pipitone Undervotes/Blanks 311 The following is determined to be the elected Town Officials of the Town of Palmyra; Kenneth Miller Terry C. Rodman Todd J. Pipitone David M. Nussbaumer Village of Palmyra Trustee 1 year vacancy (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 417 Republican Virginia Luke 258 Palmyra First Virginia Luke 85 Scatterings Write-Ins 6 Undervotes/Blanks 68 The following is determined to be the elected Village Officer of the Village of Palmyra: Trustee 1 year vacancy Virginia Luke Town of Rose (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 552 Democratic Kenan S. Baldridge 266 Republican Robert L. Wilson 204 Taxpayers for Baldridge Kenan S. Baldridge 54 Rose Back on Track Robert L. Wilson 22 Undervotes/Blanks 6 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 552 Republican Christine M. Smith 411 9

10 Rose Back on Track Christine M. Smith 71 Undervotes/Blanks 70 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 552 Republican Gary M. Poole 373 Rose Back on Track Gary M. Poole 65 Undervotes/Blanks 112 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 1104 Republican Duane E. Shipley 389 Republican Tilton A. Sears 395 Rose Back on Track Duane E. Shipley 70 Rose Back on Track Tilton A. Sears 71 Undervotes/Blanks 179 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 552 Republican Alan V. Barney 404 Rose Back on Track Alan V. Barney 75 Undervotes/Blanks 73 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Town of Rose: Kenan S. Baldridge Town Clerk Christine M. Smith Gary M. Poole Tilton A. Sears Duane E. Shipley Superintendent of Highways Alan V. Barney Town of Savannah (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 367 Republican Michael Kolczynski 308 Undervotes/Blanks 57 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 367 Republican Heath E. TenEyck 191 Home Town Heath E. TenEyck 26 Justice For All Jack Robinson 132 Undervotes/Blanks 18 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 734 Republican Jack Sloan 204 Republican Ted Fitch 213 LOUISE Louise Hoffman Broach 78 Wright for Savannah Linda Wright 185 Undervotes/Blanks 53 10

11 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 367 Republican Allen I. Sherman 316 Scatterings Write-Ins 3 Undervotes/Blanks 48 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Town of Savannah; Michael Kolczynski Heath E. TenEyck Ted Fitch Jack Sloan Superintendent of Highways Allen I. Sherman Town of Sodus (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 944 Republican Thomas A. Putnam 798 Scatterings Write-Ins 4 Undervotes/Blanks 142 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 1888 Republican Dale R. Pickering 789 Republican David J. LeRoy 742 Scatterings Write-Ins 9 Undervotes/Blanks 348 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Town of Sodus; Thomas A. Putnam Dale R. Pickering David J. LeRoy Village of Sodus Point Mayor (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 208 Republican Christian T. Tertinek 137 Conservative Christian T. Tertinek 47 Undervotes/Blanks 23 Trustee (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 416 Republican M. Sean Kennedy 129 Republican William L. Kallusch, Jr. 133 Conservative M. Sean Kennedy 46 Conservative William L. Kallusch, Jr. 50 Undervotes/Blanks 58 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Village of Sodus Point; Mayor Christian T. Tertinek Trustee William L. Kallusch, Jr. Trustee M. Sean Kennedy Town of Walworth (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1885 Democratic Dennis Landry 745 Republican Patricia Marini

12 Integrity First Dennis Landry 108 For Walworth s Future Patricia Marini 82 Scatterings Write-Ins 5 Overvotes/Voids 1 Undervotes/Blanks 48 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1885 Democratic Susie Jacobs 959 Republican Judy Dayton 652 Integrity First Susie Jacobs 170 For Walworth s Future Judy Dayton 71 Undervotes/Blanks 32 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1885 Republican Charles J. Young 1228 For Walworth s Future Charles J. Young 209 Undervotes/Blanks 447 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 3770 Democratic Lou Villanova 732 Democratic Judy Markowski 767 Republican Suzi Hawkins-Mance 912 Republican Robert Plant 792 Integrity First Lou Villanova 122 Integrity First Judy Markowski 134 For Walworth s Future Suzi Hawkins-Mance 104 For Walworth s Future Robert Plant 92 Overvotes/Voids 2 Undervotes/Blanks 112 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 1885 Republican Michael J. Frederes 1273 For Walworth s Future Michael J. Frederes 239 Undervotes/Blanks 372 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Town of Walworth; Patricia Marini Town Clerk Susie Jacobs Charles J. Young Suzi Hawkins-Mance Judy Markowski Superintendent of Highways Michael J. Frederes Town of Williamson (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 2034 Republican Michael Bixby 814 Republican Thomas Watson

13 0 Overvotes/Voids 4 Undervotes/Blanks 415 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Town of Williamson: Michael Bixby Thomas Watson Town of Wolcott (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 498 Republican Kim Park Undervotes/Blanks 131 Town Clerk (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 498 Republican Dawn Krul 432 Undervotes/Blanks 64 (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 498 Republican Henry Krasucki 406 Undervotes/Blanks 91 (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 996 Republican Russell B. Freer, Jr. 397 Republican Chris Loveless Undervotes/Blanks 226 Superintendent of Highways (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 498 Republican Scott Maybe 431 Undervotes/Blanks 66 The following is determined to be the elected Officers of the Town of Wolcott: Kim Park Town Clerk Dawn Krul Henry Krasucki Russell B. Freer, Jr. Chris Loveless Superintendent of Highways Scott Maybe Village of Red Creek Mayor (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 81 Write In Chuck Palermo 44 Write In Dennis Hadcock 7 Scatterings Write-Ins 8 Overvotes/Voids 2 Undervotes/Blanks 20 Trustee (Vote for any TWO) Total Votes Cast 162 Write In Gary Cooper 31 Write In Erika Barnes 25 Scatterings Write-Ins 51 13

14 Overvotes/Voids 4 Undervotes/Blanks 51 Trustee 2 year vacancy (Vote for ONE) Total Votes Cast 81 Write In Mike Bettis 18 Write In Erika Barnes 11 8 Overvotes/Voids 1 Undervotes/Blanks 33 The following is determined to be the elected Officials of the Village of Red Creek: Mayor Chuck Palermo Trustee Gary Cooper Trustee Erika Barnes Trustee 2 year vacancy Mike Bettis WE CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true and correct and have caused the same to be attested by the signatures of the members of this board, there being two members in said board, this 22 day of November, Mark H. Alquist Marjorie M. Bridson Commissioners of Elections 14