Hillary Clinton beat Donald Trump in Massachusetts and New York, but the Associated Press called the electoral college and the election at 2:30 a.m. for Trump.
Chuck Schumer defeated Wendy Long for U.S. Senator.
Susan Serino, a Republican with 56 percent, beat Terry Gipson, a Democrat with 43 percent, for 41st NY State Senate District.
Republican Kathy Marchione beat Democrat Shaun Francis in the 43rd State Senate District.
George Amedore defeated Sara Niccoli to remain in the State Senate, with 78,080 votes to against Sara Niccoli's 45,245.
In the NY-19 Congressional District John Faso declared victory over Zephyr Teachout, 153,155 to 126,538.
In Lexington, Bradley Jenkins with 246 votes, beat Ronald Lipton, with 122, for a seat on the Town Board.
In New Baltimore for Town Justice Thomas Meacham at 1,832, got more votes then Lee Davis at 1,290.
In Hudson, Proposition One changed the weighted voting system in Hudson to a more representative system.
YES NO
Hudson 1 207 25
Hudson 2 229 144
Hudson 3 376 61
Hudson 4 176 94
Hudson 5-1 250 179
Hudson 5-2 198 190
Total 1,436 693
Proposition Two also passed, creating a retirement fund for volunteer firefighters.
YES NO
Hudson 1 192 28
Hudson 2 277 83
Hudson 3 361 61
Hudson 4 227 32
Hudson 5-1 369 54
Hudson 5-2 330 58
Total 1,756 316


Proposal One
YES NO
Kinderhook 1 332 125
Kinderhook 2 244 109
Kinderhook 3 279 190
Kinderhook 4 315 194
Kinderhook 5 338 217
Kinderhook 6 242 204
Kinderhook 7 354 181
Kinderhook 8 362 194
Total 2,466 1,414
A measure to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Massachusetts was leading 53 percent to 47 percent with most of the vote in early Nov. 9.