In a recent special election for New York City Council District 51, Republican candidate Frank Morano won decisively with 59% of the vote. This election follows the term limit of former Council Minority Leader Joe Borelli, who did not seek re-election. Morano's notable endorsements from Borelli and other Republican officials bolster his candidacy as he prepares to compete in both the June primary and November general election to secure his position beyond January 2026. His opponents included Democrat Clifford Hagen and Republican Griffin Fosella, who garnered 21% and 20% of the votes, respectively.
Frank Morano's definitive victory in the special election for New York City Council District 51 marks a significant shift and continuation from his predecessor's political legacy.
With 59 percent of the vote, Morano has established himself as a strong candidate moving forward, needing only to secure his position through the upcoming primary and general elections.
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