Panzenbeck Projected to Win Third Term as Mayor
With nearly all votes counted in the City of Glen Cove, Pam Panzenbeck is poised to secure a third term as mayor, receiving 56.42% of the vote. She ran against Democratic candidate Marsha Silverman, according to totals from the Nassau County Board of Elections.
City Council Expected to Stay Split
Despite initial projections suggesting a 4-2 Republican majority, the Glen Cove city council is likely to remain evenly divided with three Democrats and three Republicans. Both parties noted on Tuesday night that absentee ballots were still arriving and final results had not been certified.
“Absentee ballots would likely be trickling in and that the vote totals had not yet been made official.”
Election Summary
- Pam Panzenbeck leading with 56.42% of the mayoral vote
- Marsha Silverman representing the Democratic opposition
- City council expected to be evenly split, 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans
- Vote totals not final due to pending absentee ballots
Author's summary: Panzenbeck looks set for a third mayoral term while Glen Cove’s city council remains evenly divided, with final outcomes pending absentee ballot counts.