Hillary takes Ulster as a whole, but some towns love Donald
A town-by-town breakdown of the presidential vote, now that the returns are official.
Posts Tagged 'election 2016'
Racist graffiti in SUNY New Paltz dorm galvanizes anti-Trump protest march
Spurred in part by anguish over the results of last week’s presidential election and partly by the appearance of racist graffiti on campus, hundreds of SUNY New Paltz students walked out of their classes at noontime last Friday for an energetic demonstration against the policies of Donald Trump.
Hudson Valley man sues Trump for $1 billion, citing “severe emotional distress”
The suits states that Trump’s “words and actions have proven him wholly untruthful and therefore unqualified and incapable of taking an oath of office or honoring an international treaty as President of the United States” and that he does not have “the temperament, knowledge, or political belief to adhere to the principles of the U.S. Constitution.”
From joy to anguish: Locals’ reactions to Trump win a mixed bag
Kingston-area reactions to Donald Trump’s surprise win ranged from jubilance and hope-filled to despair and dread the morning of the election results.
Clinton’s weakness, Trump’s strength, evident in Hudson Valley election results
In the Mid-Hudson Valley, Clinton ran behind Obama and Trump ran ahead of Romney at every step, sometimes by a wide margin.
Election 2016: It’s the Cubs’ fault
One unlikely event followed another…
Election primer: Who’s on the ballot in Ulster County
And so it’s come to this: the final days of what’s certainly been the longest, perhaps the most contentious and
Three vie for Ulster County Surrogate Court judge
The race for county surrogate pits Republican nominee Peter Matera of Esopus against Democratic nominee Sara McGinty and Independence/Working Families/Green nominee Sharon Graff of Rosendale.
Amedore-Niccoli: Down to the wire in the 46th Senate District
She’s been known to sleep out in a field with a shotgun to protect her sheep from coyotes. He’ll don a hardhat and climb a ladder with a bail of shingles in support of his family construction business.
Hugh Reynolds: What happens the morning after?
This has been a most unusual election year. No matter who wins, the rancor will persist well after next Tuesday.