The General Elections for House & Senate, State and Local campaigns
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Polling Place #1 on Fishers Island
at the Community Center
open 6:00 am to 9:00 pm
Election Results: Suffolk County Board of Elections
Polling Place #1 in Fishers Island, NY
Unofficial Results
A sincere thank you to Stephanie Hall and Kate Stevens for running, and congratulations to Kate for winning this election as Southold Town Board Member and Fishers Island Justice.
| CANDIDATES | FISHERS ISLAND VOTES | SOUTHOLD % of Votes | SOUTHOLD Total Votes |
| Kate Stevens | 67 | 52.96% | 4,486 |
| Stephanie Hall | 70 | 47.03% | 3,984 |
| Total | 137 | 8,470 |
Fishers Island Polling Place #1 Results
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REMINDER FROM SOUTHOLD DEM & GOP OFFICES:
Please take down your lawn signs by the end of the week, Friday, November 7.
New York State Board of Elections
As of 10:00 AM, November 5, 2025
New York State Election Districts reporting 1070/1070
Proposal One, An Amendment to Allow Olympic Sports Complex In Essex County on State Forest Preserve Land.Allows skiing and related trail facilities on state forest preserve land. The site is 1,039 acres. Requires the State to add 2,500 acres of new forest land in Adirondack Park.
A Yes Vote authorizes new ski trails and related facilities in the Adirondack forest preserve.
A No Vote does not authorize use
All Counties: Active Registered Voters: 12,616,632
YES Votes 50.86 %
NO Votes 49.14 %
BLANK 12.29 %
Proposition Two, A Proposal
Resolution No. 601-2025, “Adopting Local Law No. -2025, The Term Limit Preservation Act – A charter law to revise the County term limit law to close potential loopholes created by the adoption of New York’s even year election law and avoid the need, for taxpayer funded special election and to change the term of office of County Legislator from two (2) to four (4) years to prevent the need for three (3) elections in four (4) years, [and ensure compliance with New York’s Election Law without the need three elections in four years].
A Yes Vote would avoid potentially requiring legislators to resign midterm and the need for taxpayer funder Special Elections. A Yes Vote would also amend the term of office of county legislators from two (2) years to four (4) years ensuring compliance with the New York Even Election Year Law without the need for three elections in a four year period.
A No Vote would mean that legislators could be required to resign prior to the end of their term causing the need for taxpayer funded special elections and would also require that elections for county legislators be held three elections in a four year in order to comply with New York’s Even Year Election Law.
All Counties: Active Registered Voters: 12,616,632
YES Votes 57.45%
NO Votes 42.55%
BLANK
Note: The newly elected Town Council/Board members will serve a three-year term through 2028 to comply with New York’s even-year election schedule.
SAMPLE BALLOT: Fishers Island Polling Place #1, November 4, 2025
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Source: Suffolk County Board of Elections Sample Ballot Booklet
Note: Thank you to everyone who came out and used their privilege to vote on Fishers Island yesterday. Thank you to the Suffolk County Board of Elections Inspectors who worked a 15-hour day to make this possible. We are very appreciative of the Fishers Island Community Center for opening its doors for use of the Great Room, and of Staley and the FICC for providing delicious food and refreshments for all the poll workers throughout the day. Please take a moment to thank your election inspectors when you see them: Coordinators Tracy Brock and Laura Chapman and (in alphabetical order) Jane Ahrens, Rosanna Anderson, Mere Doyen, Gail Edwards, George Horning, Sue Lusker, Sarah Malinowski, and Coco Sednaoui.
