Pittsford mayoral election decided by one vote

[RandySF]

Pittsford Village held its mayoral election on March 18 and results show the mayor's race was decided by one vote.

Incumbent Alysa Plummer and trustee Lisa Cove were in the running for mayor, while several candidates for trustee were on the ballot.

According to the Monroe County Board of Elections, Cove received 257 votes, and Plummer received 258 votes, winning by just one.

Coming out of this race, Cove said the biggest message for her was how they ran a great positive campaign and how she made a conscious effort to get to the people.




https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2025/04/07/pittsford-ny-mayoral-race-decided-by-one-vote-alysa-plummer-lisa-cove/82974863007/

[Princess Turandot]

1. The incumbent Plummer is a Democrat. She received 16% more votes than in her first election..

That equaled 36 votes, but everything is relative. (Pittsford had a population of 1,419 in the 2020 Census.)
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From 2021:
Longtime Pittsford Mayor Bob Corby Defeated; First Woman Elected

"Plummer, the former deputy mayor, ran on a platform of open government and sustainability, including calling for a village-wide sustainability initiative. She received 222 votes versus 207 for Corby, according to unofficial results from the Monroe County Board of Elections."