Panzenbeck Projected to Win Third Mayoral Term in Glen Cove
With nearly all votes counted in the City of Glen Cove, Pam Panzenbeck is expected to win reelection for a third term as mayor. She leads Democratic challenger Marsha Silverman with 56.42% of the vote, according to Nassau County Board of Elections totals.
Both parties noted on Tuesday night that absentee ballots were still being received, so the results were not yet official.
City Council Remains Evenly Split
Although Republicans seemed poised to claim a 4-2 majority on the city council for much of the night, Democrats secured a minor victory. It now appears the council will be evenly divided, with three Democrats and three Republicans serving.
“Absentee ballots would likely be trickling in and the vote totals had not yet been made official.”
Election Summary
- Pam Panzenbeck likely reelected as mayor with 56.42% of votes.
- Democratic candidate Marsha Silverman defeated.
- City council projected to be split evenly, 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans.
- Absentee ballots may still affect final results.
Despite initial projections favoring Republicans for council control, the final balance remains split, highlighting a competitive political landscape in Glen Cove.
Author’s summary: Pam Panzenbeck is set for a third mayoral term as Glen Cove's city council holds an even partisan split, reflecting a closely contested election.