Republicans hold on to slim majority in the Monroe County Legislature

It looks like the new Democratic Monroe County Executive may have to contend with a Republican majority in the County Legislature, but the GOP will have a narrow margin in that body.

Unofficial results show the Republicans with a 15 to 14 seat majority over the Democrats.  (they had a 17 - 12 majority, previously).

At least one race,  the 13^th legislative district, was very close on Tuesday night, with Democrat Michael Yudelson leading Republican Matthew Borkowski by 45 votes.

Here is the list of apparent winners in the 29-seat legislature:

1^st District - Republican Ed Wilt

2^nd District – Republican Jackie Smith

3^rd District – Republican Tracy DiFlorio

4^th District – Republican Frank Allkofer

5^th District – Republican Karla Boyce

6^th District – Republican Frank Ancello

7^th District – Republican Brian Marianetti

8^th District – Republican Matthew Terp

9^th District – Republican Paul Dondorfer

10^th District – Democrat Howard Maffucci (unopposed)

11^th District – Republican Sean Delehanty

12^th District – Republican Steve Brew (unopposed)

13^th District – Democrat Michael Yudelson (45 vote lead over Republican Matthew Borkowski

14^th  District – Democrat Justin Wilcox (unopposed)

15^th District – Republican George Hebert

16^th District – Republican Joe Carbone

17^th District – Democrat Joseph Morelle Jr.

18^th District – Democrat John Baynes

19^th District – Republican Kathleen Taylor

20^th District – Republican Michael Zale

21^st District – Democrat Rachel Barnhart

22^nd District – Democrat Vincent Felder (unopposed)

23^rd District – Democrat Linda Hasman (unopposed)

24^th District- Democrat Joshua Bauroth (unopposed)

25^th District – Democrat John Lightfoot (unopposed)

26^th District – Democrat Yversha Roman

27^th District- Democrat Lamar (unopposed)

28^th District-  Democrat Frank Keophetlasy (unopposed)

29^th District – Democrat Ernest Flagler (unopposed)