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yry A 7 Henry J. Sleight signs the voters' book as he prepares to cast his ballot in Queensbury District 9 at the Queensbury Voters leave the venerable old School District No. 6 building in Town of Jackson on Tuesday after casting their ballots. The school house has stood since 1834. (Monty Calvert photos) Jackson polls Voter signs in High School.

Election inspectors are, from left, Lois Lyon, Barbara Varney and Lynn Robinson. Washington County Presidential Vote the post-Star lUmtr SfivsMifH'r of tin- tilirtmdaf Hofi'um GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Wdnday, Nov. 5, 1980 Town Carter Reagan Reagan McCormack Anderson I own (Democrat) (Republican) (Conservative) (Right to Life) (Liberal) Argyle 259 653 290 44 48 Cambridge 274 411 30 57 Dresden 79 214 16 1 22 Easton 263 537 55 2 72 Fort Ann 292 860 40 2 58 Fort Edward 978 1,117 119 36 172 Granville 524 1,048 61 3 108 Greenwich 222 941 79 4 154 Hampton 74 131 6 3 12 Hartford 203 380 33 0 38 Hebron 148 286 14 40 20 Jackson 158 343 21 1 45 Kingsbury 1,457 2,061 170 8 202 Putnam 84 123 10 1 24 Salem 309 594 53 2 112 White Creek 439 592 53 2 112 Whitehall 667 1,026 74 3 90 Sub Totals 6,730 11,317 1,124 154 1,346 Totals 6,730 12,441 154 1,346 Ryan PLATTSBURG -Assemblyman Andrew Ryan, R-Plattsburgh, appeared on his way to an easy victory Tuesday over Democrat challenger Livingston Hatch of Willsboro. With more than half of the votes tallied, Ryan appeared certain of a seventh term in the state Assembly. Unofficial totals showed 31,000 votes for Ryan and 10,000 for Hatch.

The 111th District includes the counties of Clinton and Essex along with the Warren County towns of Warrensburg, Johnsburg, Chester, Hague, Thurman, Bolton, Stony Creek and Horicon. "I want to thank all the people who worked on my behalf," Ryan said. "I will do the best I can in Albany." D'Andrea SARATOGA SPRINGS Republican Assemblyman Robert D'Andrea defeated his Democrat challenger by a 3-1 margin, unofficial returns indicated Tuesday. Defeating John Deignan of Clifton Park, D'Andrea won his fourth term in the Legislature and was brimming with enthusiasm when he greeted supporters Tuesday, night in Saratoga Springs. "I think it's a wonderful thing that we're having a Republican landslide," he commented to a reporter.

D'Andrea polled 32,783 votes unofficially countywide to Deignan's 10,367. Assembly 1 10th District Warren Washington Rensselaer Ballot Line Vote Candidate County County County Totals Totals Democrat) 2312 5'328 '939 9'579 9'579 5,576 10,759 3,122 19,457 19,457 (Republican) 1 1 Jlf11 1,104 2,483 308 3,895 4,624 1 Conservative 107 467 155 729 (Right to Life) Martin defeats Krupsak WATERTOWN Republican David Martin defeated Democrat Mary Anne Krupsak in a hotly contested race for the 30th Congressional District scat. Miss Krupsak, Gov. Hugh Carey's first-term lieutenant governor and a former assemblywoman and state senator, was considered an underdog in her attempt to resurrect her political career. At stake was the seat being vacated by Republican Robert McEwen.

who announced his retirement after eight terms in Congress from the sprawling, seven-county district that covers all of northern New York. A few years ago. Miss Krupsak was one of the most prominent women in New York state politics. She was the first woman ever elected to statewide office. She was sidelined politically when she broke with Gov.

Carey and mounted a primary challenge to the governor in 1978. Since losing that challenge, the 48-year-old Democrat has been practicing law in Albany. Martin is a Vietnam War veteran and a popular two-term assemblyman from Canton, in thu heart of the giant district. HUGH FARLEY Farley victorious SARATOGA SPRINGS State Sen. Hugh Farley.

Niskayuna, easily defeated Democrat challenger Joseph Kacynski.of Schenectady Tuesday to win another term in the Legislature Farley, who was first elected in 1977, amassed a more than 2 to I lead over his school teacher-opponent Indian Lake native. Farley represents the sprawling 44th Senatorial District, which includes northern Saratoga County and his hometown Hamilton County, as well as Schenectady County triumphs lacke, with HI) votes. Republican John Ferrara. with 241 votes, was elected Day tax collector. He defeated Elizabeth A Schreiner, who ran on the Democratic and Day Independence tickets, receiving 98 votes on the Democratic line and 7R on the independent line Ferrara will succeed Ruth Aldrich, who did not seek re-election Ballot Line Totals Essex County Totals 33,825 69.087 1 iLJ victor ANDREW RYAN re-elected ROBERT D'ANDREA Springs.

Glens Kails native Joseph Bruno handed defeat to his Democratic challenger, former Rep. Edward Pattison of West Sand Lake. In Saratoga County, with 89 of 122 districts reporting. Bruno had garnered 17,200 votes to Pattison's 12,887. Day GOP DAY Incumbent Miles A Sutliff Republican, with 271 votes, was elected Day town councilman Tuesday Sutliff had been appointed to til) out the term of Joyce Wheeler.

now Day town supervisor. Sutliss won over Democrat Karen Litterer. who had 8.j votes, and independent Joseph Greens County 1.7W Albany County Columbia County 10.511 8.0H I i JW IV i Voting figures shown on charts on this page are based on early and unofficial tabulations by The Post-Star, based on figures from area boards of elections and political camps. Partial returns wins Spa Republicans win SARATOGA SPRINGS Warren Saunders Jr. of Corinth, deputy county treasurer for the past 12 years, was elected county treasurer Tuesday by a 2 to-1 margin over Democrat Frank Cuttita.

Meanwhile, Saratoga County voters re-elected County Clerk Kermit Plummer Jr; of Waterford to another term, giving him a better than 2-1 margin over Democrat Donald A Brandt of Clifton Park. In Saratoga Springs, with 14 of 22 districts reporting, voters were supporting a proposition to change the method of electing their county supervisors. The partial vote was 2,174 in favor of passage to 1 .085 opposed In the 41st Senate District, which includes part of Saratoga GOP By The Associated Press Republican governors were elected in Indiana and Delaware Tuesday and GOP challengers led Democrats in Missouri and Montana as the Republicans bid to close a decade-old domination of the nation's statehouses by Democrats. Lt. Gov.

Robert Orr kept Indiana in the Republican column with a victory over Democrat John Hillenbrand and will succeed Gov. Otis R. Bowen. who was barred by the state constitution from a third term. Gov.

Pierre S. duPont swept to another term in Delaware over Democratic state Rep. William Gordy. On the Democratic side. North Carolina Gov.

James Hunt won an easy re-election over Repulican state Sen. I Beverly Lake Jr. And in Rhode Island. Democratic Gov. J.

Joseph Gar- Geraghty WARRENSBURG Incumbent Kevin Geraghty handily defeated two opponents for a one-year seat as Warrensburg town councilman. Geraghty, the Republican, receive 704 votes. The independent Republican Gov. Meldrim Thomson in a see-saw race in NewHampsire. Gov.

Arthur Link had the early lead in North Dakota over state Attorney Gen. Allen Olson. Democrat Gov. Jay Rockefeller led former Republican Gov. Arch Moore in West Virginia.

Governors also were being elected Tuesday in Utah and Washington. Utah Democrat Gov. Scott Matheson. seeking another term, was being challenged by Republican Robert Wright. In Washington, state Sen.

Jim McDermott beat Gov. Dixy Lee Ray in the Democratic primary to face Republican John Spellman. The 13 governorships up for election included 10 now held by Democrats and three by Republicans. Warrtn County Hurley (Democrat! Hurlev (Liberal) Solomon (Republican) Solomon i (Conservative) 6.000 Candidate rahy won re-election by defeating Providence Mayor Vincent Cianci Jr. In Missouri, former Republican Gov.

Christopher Bond held a slight lead over Democrat Joseph Teasdale, the man who turned him out of the office four years ago. House Minority Leader Jack Ramirez led in the first returns from Montana over Democratic Lt. Gov. Ted Schwinden. who had beaten incumbent Gov.

Thomas Judge in the Democratic primary- In Vermont. Republican Gov. Richard Snelling was ahead in his bid for re-election against the challenge of Democratic state Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond. Democrat Bill Clinton, the nation's youngest governor, led for re-election in Arkansas over Frank White.

Incumbent Hugh Gallen was ahead of former elected challenger was Ira Gray with 286 votes. Democratic challenger George Mickey i Mayes garnered 229 votes. Geraghty rwas appointed a councilman by the town board last Jan. 1 to replace Forrest Olden, who resigned. Congress: 29th District Washington Saratoga Rnsslar County i County County 5,403 12,876 3,286 -T 12.589 -t 25.500-! 4.777 1.666.