Republicans Projected to Hold Majority in Nassau County Legislature
With approximately 76% of countywide votes counted, the Nassau County Legislature is likely to remain under Republican control, with an expected split of 11 Republicans and 8 Democrats.
Currently, the Legislature has a Republican majority with a split of 11-7, and one vacant seat in District 15, previously held by John Ferretti, who left to become Hempstead town supervisor.
Prior to the vacancy, Republicans held a 12-7 majority. Following Tuesday's election, Democrats gained one seat in District 14.
The Nassau County Legislature consists of 19 legislators, each representing one of the county's 19 districts.
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Author's summary: Republicans likely to keep majority in Nassau County Legislature.
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