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GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS
Take a look at all the latest results for the November 5, 2002 general
election.
x-Eliot L. Spitzer (Dem) 2,580,710 - 66 percent
Dora Irizarry (Rep) 1,173,746 - 30 percent
John J. Broderick (RTL) 74,919 - 2 percent
Mary Jo Long (Gre) 48,808 - 1 percent
Daniel A. Conti (Lib) 23,147 - 0.6 percent
Candidates:
- John J. Broderick (RTL)
- Daniel A. Conti (Lbt)
- Dora Irizarry (Rep/Con)
- Mary Jo Long (Gre)
- Eliot Spitzer (Dem/Ind/Lib/Wor) Incumbent
BIOGRAPHIES
Daniel A. Conti (LBT) was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1959. He attended
Georgetown University in Washington D.C., and received an A.B. Degree in
English with a minor in Philosophy in 1981. He attended Southwestern
University School of Law in Los Angeles, California, and received a Juris
Doctor Degree in 1985. Conti is a resource attorney for Long Island Dads and Big Apple Dads,
Inc. He is also a member of the New York State Association of Criminal
Defense Lawyers. Conti was the Libertarian Party Candidate for New York State Attorney
General in 1994 and 1998, and he was the Libertarian Party Candidate for
Nassau County District Attorney in 1997.
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Dora Irizarry (Rep/Con) was appointed as a judge to the court
of claims by Governor Pataki in 1997. She began her career
as a prosecutor in the Bronx District Attorney's Office more
than 23 years ago. Of those 23 years of experience working
in law enforcement and New York's court system, 16 were
spent as a prosecutor and the last 7 as a judge.
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Eliot Spitzer (Dem/Ind/Lib/Wor) was elected to the office of New York
State Attorney General in 1998. Spitzer graduated from
Princeton University and then Harvard Law School, where he
edited the Harvard Law Review. The founder for the center
of Community Interest, a group who sought to remove drug
dealers from public housing, Spitzer has also served as
Trustee of the Montifiore Medical Center. From 1986 to 1992,
Spitzer served as the assistant to the Manhattan District
Attorney. He now lives with his wife and three daughters in
CAMPAIGN FINANCE RECORDS
Click below to see official records from the state Campaign Finance board
of financial disclosure reports filed by the candidates so far this year,
including information on contributors:

November
4, 2002
Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney general, who is seen by some as the scourge of Wall Street, says he has given no thought to his political future beyond standing for re-election tomorrow. If that is true, then he is the only person in New York politics who has not.
(New York Times)
October
28, 2002
New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer seems shy discussing his own political future -- not his 2002 re-election campaign, against a Republican candidate with a profile so low that even few Republicans can name her, but his future beyond this year, about which he is vague and uncharacteristically hesitant.
(New York Times)
October
16, 2002
The pressure is on Eliot Spitzer, the State Attorney General who is an overwhelming favorite to win re-election to a second term next month."Would I like him to become President? Of course," said his father, Bernard Spitzer. "I'd love to spend the night in the Lincoln Bedroom."And would the Attorney General himself like to be President?"I think he would," the elder Mr. Spitzer said. "It's his very nature."
(NY Observer)
October
15, 2002
In her sharpest attack yet, the Republican challenger to state Attorney General Eliot Spitzer accused him of ignoring the problem of online pedophiles in favor of headline-grabbing Wall Street scandals.
(NY Post)
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