Since the turn of the 21st century, Monroe County has consistently voted for the Democratic candidate for president. The closest contest came in 2004, with John Kerry edging then-President George W. Bush by less than 10,000 votes. The widest margin was in 2020, when voters favored Joe Biden by 80,000 votes.

Across Monroe County, there were several local, county, and state judicial races on the ballot Tuesday. Two candidates battled for a Monroe County Court seat, while four candidates fought for two state Supreme Court seats. There was also a contested court race in Pittsford as well as several uncontested races.

The polls have now closed in New York for Election Day 2024. You can find results once they become available below or at the links provided. New Yorkers cast votes this year for a U.S. Senate seat and almost every other legislative office in Washington and ...

With Election Day just around the corner, many Monroe County residents have already turned in their absentee voting ballots.

With thousands of votes tallied thus far in Monroe County, let's take a quick look at where things stand currently in races throughout the county. Live updates will be posted as soon as new information and tallies are available.