Bill Beccaro, lawyer for the DTC, Penelope, and Rob Blanchard, Chair of the DTC |
The recounting effort was painstakingly thorough, with every effort made to account for every single ballot. Even after 10 hours of effort, when it was abundantly clear that the ultimate outcome would not change, the group labored to account for a difference of 1 ballot between the count on Tuesday and the count today.
The recount did not change the outcome in any meaningful way, the same 8 people will move on to the November election as the Democratic candidates for Council. Tuesday's count gave Peterson a lead over Daley of 17, tonight's recount boosted that lead to 20.
In what is a purely symbolic change, Daley's final vote count moved him from 9th to 10th place, as Anthony Mangiafico gained 4 votes in the recount.
Voters preferred Mangiafico, a political newcomer, over an incumbent who had previously been elected 15 times.
Unofficial Final results (*: endorsed; bold: winner)
G. Nocera* | 2292 |
J. White* | 2068 |
V. Loffredo* | 2053 |
G. Faulkner, Jr.* | 1914 |
D. Ford* | 1872 |
E. McKeon* | 1834 |
M. Carta | 1695 |
B. Knoll Peterson* | 1678 |
A. Mangiafico* | 1663 |
G. Daley | 1662 |
L. Pagano | 1553 |
R. Santangelo | 1552 |
S. Santavenere | 1457 |
W. Cotten | 1439 |
C. Mejias | 1327 |
S. DiCarlo | 1315 |
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