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ELECTION 2019: Update on Colonie Town Board

Michael Hallisey by Michael Hallisey
November 5, 2019
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Mahan v.  Scaringe: Supervisor candidates talk about the town
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COLONIE — Early votes favored incumbent Paul Rosano Sr. to return to his seat on the town board.

Nonetheless, according to votes tallied by the county Board of Elections, the town will swear in two new Republicans for 2020.

Republicans Rick Field Sr. and Danielle Futia will join Democrat Jill Penn on the board. Field received 10,388 votes, followed by Penn (10,095) and Futia (10,007).

 

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