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ConnectionsIn the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on 11/14/25, we talk with the winners of three local political races, in which the victories were historic for different reasons.
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The Webster supervisor's race in Monroe County is also a close one.
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The Conservative Party is ideologically opposed to the Democratic Party. Yet they found common ground on candidates this year.
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ConnectionsIn the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on 11/5/25, our WXXI news team breaks down the results of the local elections and what they mean for the political landscape going forward.
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A single vote separates the Democrat and Republican candidates for town supervisor in Canandaigua. Ten votes is the difference in Webster.
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Democrats flipped the town supervisor seats in Perinton, Penfield, Mendon, Rush and Greece. And they held onto top posts in Irondequoit and Henrietta, while reliably sweeping all city races.
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State Supreme Court and Monroe County Family Court seats were on the ballot.
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Democratic Town Board member John Perticone cruised to victory in the Irondequoit town supervisor’s race, beating Republican challenger Anthony Costanza.
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But Democrats added to their majority on the Pittsford Town Board.
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Rochester Mayor Malik Evans easily won a second term Tuesday, and City Council added two new members but remained solidly blue.