Listed below (after the break) are all New York City Republican races for Tuesday's primary election.  To view New York City GOP candidates (and their opponents) in the November 3, 2009 general election, please click here.

Please feel free to comment and provide your choices as to which candidate(s) shall win, deserve to win (but won't) and/or deserve to lose. Notably, there are no primary elections in the boroughs of the Bronx and Staten Island (and only one in Manhattan). This only further demonstrates the dearth of interest in the GOP in the city of New York.

And again, if there is a primary election in your district, please vote! Your vote is important - don't waste it!    

NEW YORK COUNTY:

Member of the City Council - 4th Council District

Ashok G Chandra 146 East 49 Street New York, NY 10017

Neal D'Alessio 340 East 93 Street 24k New York, NY 10128

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BROOKLYN (KINGS) COUNTY:

Member of the City Council - 39th Council District

Joe Nardiello 334 Union Street Brooklyn, NY 11231

George Smith 952 44th Street Brooklyn, NY 11219

County Committee - 011/44, Vote for 2

Gerald M O'Brien 552 9 Street Brooklyn, NY 11215

Anita O'Brien 552 9 Street Brooklyn, NY 11215

County Committee - 029/46, Vote for 2

Karen A Ferraro 8420 12 Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228

Arnaldo A Ferraro 8420 12 Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228

Roy M Antoun 1163 85 Street Brooklyn, NY 11228

Pauline Sodeikes 931 84 Street Brooklyn, NY 11228

County Committee - 059/48, Vote for 2

Joseph Caruana 1034 Bay Ridge Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11228

Elaine Guido 1023 76 Street Brooklyn, NY 11228

Theresa Marchisello 1017 76 Street Brooklyn, NY 11228

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QUEENS COUNTY:

Male State Committee - 25th Assembly District

Howard T Duffy 33-24 167 Street Queens, NY 11358

Stephen Graves 45-11 161 Street Queens, NY 11358

Male State Committee - 28th Assembly District

Jay S Golub 24 Beechknoll Road Queens, NY 11375

Bart J Haggerty 118-17 Union Turnpike 20B Forest Hills, NY 11375

Male State Committee - 30th Assembly District

Frank P Messano 61-25 Grand Avenue Queens, NY 11378

Anthony P Nunziato 56-04 Remsen Place Maspeth, NY 11378

Female State Committee - 30th Assembly District

Rosemarie Iacovone 69-23 Eliot Avenue Queens, NY 11379

Joanne R Mugno 58-02 A 79 Street Middle Village, NY 11379

Delegate to Judicial Convention - 25th Assembly District, Vote for 2

Howard T Duffy 33-24 167 Street Queens, NY 11358

Stephen Graves 45-11 161 Street Queens, NY 11358

Sheila Peralta 32-15 163 Street Queens, NY 11358

Delegate to Judicial Convention - 35th Assembly District

Rocco Argenzio 108-33 49 Avenue Queens, NY 11373

Ruby K Muhammad 98-38 57 Avenue 14-O Corona, NY 11368

Myrna P Littlewort 80-30 47 Avenue Elmhurst, NY 11373

County Committee - 019/28, Vote for 2

Joan T Levakis 87-33 69 Avenue Queens, NY 11375

Kevin Moriarty 68-20 Selfridge Street 1M Forest Hills, NY 11375

Maria Moriarty 68-20 Selfridge Street 1M Forest Hills, NY 11375

County Committee - 038/28, Vote for 2

Joan Davis 66-22 Fleet Street Forest Hills, NY 11375

Mary E Leong 67-75 Exeter Street Forest Hills, NY 11375

George P Omalley 102 Ascan Avenue Forest Hills, NY 11375

County Committee - 052/28, Vote for 2

Dolores Maddis 85-32 65 Road Queens, NY 11374

Katherine A Yorke 68-15 Selfridge Street 5G Forest Hills, NY 11375

Robert Miller 91-33 71 Road Forest Hills, NY 11375

County Committee - 053/29, Vote for 2

Barry Trost 257-24 Craft Avenue Queens, NY 11422

Yedida Trost 257-24 Craft Avenue Queens, NY 11422

Rose Shapiro 259-60 148 Drive Queens, NY 11422

County Committee - 010/30, Vote for 2

Angelo Raneri Jr. 60-20 74 Street Queens, NY 11379

Josephina M Raneri 60-20 74 Street Queens, NY 11379

Amy Holden 74-19 Caldwell Avenue Queens, NY 11379

Jane Holden 74-19 Caldwell Avenue Queens, NY 11379

County Committee - 013/30, Vote for 2

Rosemarie Iacovone 69-23 Eliot Avenue Queens, NY 11379

Rosalia M Gerbo 58-28 69 Place Queens, NY 11378

Lawrence E Roth 61-40 67 Street Queens, NY 11379

Marilyn Roth 61-40 67 Street Queens, NY 11379

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written by Daniel Peterson , September 16, 2009

Enterprise, I was talking to folks on the street yesterday as I was informing them of a Republican Primary. It's more than likely that if Republicans were open to primary in districts where Republicans would be competative, we would see an increase in voter registration. There is certainly a large number of registered Democrats that are Republican or vote Republcian in a General regularly but because of no primary, are registered Democrat so they can increase their input in the political process.

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written by enterprise , September 17, 2009

I agree that many “Republicans” register as Democrats because they enjoy actively participating in primaries. Many have told me that it’s more “fun” to be a Democrat in New York because they always get to vote in a primary and therefore effect the outcome (in their own small way).

However the reality is that there are still not enough Republicans to go around.

I find it abhorrent, for example, that Cy Vance will have no GOP opposition in the Manhattan DA race. How can that be? Running against Morgenthau is one thing; but no one has the gumption to challenge Cy?

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