Updated Oneida Election Results (Unofficial)

Mayor

Leo N. Matzke: 1,681

Peter F. Hedglon: 1,028

Supervisor Wards 1-3

Scott A. Henderson: 1,184

John A. Reinhardt: 1,170

Supervisor Wards 4-6

James V. Rafte: 774

Lewis Carinci: 754

Common Council Ward 1

Daniel R. Jones: 310

Pauline Waldron: 208

Common Council Ward 2

David Cimpi: 382

Nicolina Trifunovski: 288

Common Council Ward 3

A. Max Smith: 250

Erwin Smith: 173

Common Council Ward 4

Michael J. Kaiser: 167

Marcia Rafte: 113

Common Council Ward 5

Donald Moore: 252

Brian E. Karst: 104

Common Council Ward 6

Michael T. Grass: 161

Robert Brown: 145

Oneida City Chamberlain

Nancy Andrews: 1,982

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