Final 2024 election results across northern Dutchess

Final 2024 election results across northern Dutchess
Dutchess County Board of Elections

The official results of the 2024 election have been finalized in Dutchess County as Presidential Inauguration day approaches on Jan. 20.

Dover was the only town to vote for all three Republican candidates at the federal level among the eight towns in Northeast Dutchess County. In Dover 61% of voters favored Donald Trump for President.

In Pine Plains and Stanford 18 or 19 votes decided the presidential winner with 57 votes on the conservative line in Pine Plains putting Trump over the top, and in Stanford the 87 votes on the Working Party line making the difference to Harris.

The total results in our area in the tight Presidential election where neither major party candidate won the majority reflect the close national outcome with Harris with 50.7% of votes. In contrast Harris received 53% in Dutchess County overall and 56% in New York State.

Both incumbents, Kristen Gillibrand for the Senate and Pat Ryan for the House of Representatives, outperformed Harris in every town in their races, including Dover, the only town where both lost. Although Gillibrand won 54% of votes in Northeast Dutchess, this was not as decisive as her 58.9% statewide win. Likewise, Ryan’s result in our towns of 52.6% was also lower than his district wide win of 57.2%.

Latest News

Millerton’s Presbyterian church sold in May

Habitat for Humanity assisted in the construction and sale of this house at 14 Rudd Pond Road for $392,000.

Christine Bates

MILLERTON — Official Dutchess County property transfers for the four months ending in May are fascinating from the sale of the former Presbyterian Church on Main Street for $420,000 to the $300,000 sale of 8.3 acres of the historic Perotti farm for $300,000 where major barn restoration is now underway.

Actively listed properties at the end of July include 14 parcels of land ranging in price from $60,000 for a five-acre lot to six parcels over a million dollars. 15 single family homes are on the market including an $11,750,000 estate on Moadock Road and four village homes for under $500,000.

Keep ReadingShow less
Storms down trees, knock out power for downtown Millerton

MILLERTON — Heavy rain brought down trees on Park Avenue, South Center Street and Century Boulevard, causing blackouts across the village on Friday, July 25.

The Millerton Moviehouse cancelled film showings for the afternoon following the outages, as stated in a release sent out to Moviehouse supporters over email Friday afternoon.

Keep ReadingShow less