The Olympic Region is defined by the Lake Placid News as the towns of North Elba, Jay, Keene and Wilmington.

Two seats were filled by unopposed incumbents in countywide races, according to the Essex County Board of Elections: treasurer, Michael Diskin; and sheriff, David Reynolds.

In the town of Keene, Reginald Whitney was elected to highway superintendent, running unopposed.

In the town of North Elba, Alec Friedmann was elected to town justice, running unopposed.

Results from the Wilmington town justice race — write-in only — were not yet available.

Cannabis proposition results for the towns of North Elba, Jay and Wilmington are listed at the bottom.

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New York Governor and Lt. Governor

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2,944,456 (52%) — Kathy Hochul (gov.) and Antonio Delgado (lt. gov.), Democratic, Working Families

2,659,153 (47%) — Lee Zeldin (gov.) and Alison Esposito (lt. gov.), Republican, Conservative

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Essex County

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6,836 (45%) — Kathy Hochul (gov.) and Antonio Delgado (lt. gov.), Democratic, Working Families

8,401 (55%) — Lee Zeldin (gov.) and Alison Esposito (lt. gov.), Republican, Conservative

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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New York Comptroller

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3,105,060 (55%) — Thomas DiNapoli (Democratic, Working Families)

2,370,459 (42%) — Paul Rodriguez (Republican, Conservative)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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New York Attorney General

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2,972,580 (53%) — Letitia James (Democratic, Working Families)

2,532,840 (45%) — Michael Henry (Republican, Conservative)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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U.S. Senator

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3,110,578 (55%) — Charles Schumer (Democratic, Working Families)

2,408,123 (43%) — Joe Pinion (Republican, Conservative)

25,390 (0.45%) — Diane Sare (LaRouche)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Essex County

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7,339 (49%) — Charles Schumer (Democratic, Working Families)

7,526 (50%) — Joe Pinion (Republican, Conservative)

77 (0.52%) — Diane Sare (LaRouche)

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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State Supreme Court Justice — 4th Judicial District (choose 3)

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180,297 — Allison McGahay (Republican, Conservative)

152,176 — Richard Kupferman (Republican)

144,315 — Chris Obstarczyk (Republican)

142,951 — Robert Muller (Democratic, Conservative)

141,185 — Vincent Versaci (Democratic, Conservative)

119,304 — Teneka Frost (Democratic)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Congress — 21st District

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164,054 (59%) — Elise Stefanik (Republican, Conservative)

110,483 (40%) — Matt Castelli (Democratic, Moderate)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Essex County

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7,539 (49%) — Elise Stefanik (Republican, Conservative)

7,761 (51%) — Matt Castelli (Democratic, Moderate)

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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State Senate — 45th District

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65,785 (59%) — Dan Stec (Republican, Conservative)

42,174 (38%) — Jean Lapper (Democratic)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Essex County

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8,670 (58%) — Dan Stec (Republican, Conservative)

6,280 (42%) — Jean Lapper (Democratic)

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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State Assembly — 115th District

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28,429 (61%) — Billy Jones (Democratic, Broadband Now)

17,268 (37%) — Stephen Chilton III (Republican, Conservative)

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Essex County

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3,805 (67%) — Billy Jones (Democratic, Broadband Now)

1,902 (33%) — Stephen Chilton III (Republican, Conservative)

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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Ballot propositions

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Proposal 1, a proposition: Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022:

3,333,589 (59%) – Yes

1,630,054 (29%) — No

(source: New York State Board of Elections)

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Essex County

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Proposal 1:

8,408 (60%) — Yes

5,501 (40%) — No

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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North Elba

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Proposal 2: “Shall the town seek to prohibit the establishment of cannabis retail dispensaries by requesting that the State Cannabis Control Board not license any such operations within the town?”

1,312 (48%) — Yes

1,396 (52%) — No

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

Proposal 3: “Shall the town seek to prohibit the establishment of on-site cannabis consumption sites by requesting that the State Cannabis Control Board not license any such sites within the town?”

1,452 (54%) — Yes

1,234 (46%) — No

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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Jay

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Proposal 2: “Shall there be approved and adopted in the town of Nay, New York, a local law entitled ‘Local Law No. 1 of 2021, a local law to opt out of allowing cannabis retail dispensaries and onsite consumption sites as authorized under the Cannabis Law Article 4’ as enacted by the Town Board of the town of Jay on Dec. 9, 2021?”

481 (47%) — Yes

546 (53%) — No

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)

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Wilmington

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Proposal 2: “Shall there be approved and adopted in the town of Wilmington, New York, a local law entitled ‘Local Law No. 2 of 2021, a local law to opt out of allowing cannabis dispensaries and onsite consumption sites as authorized under the Cannabis Law Article 4’ as enacted by the Town Board of the town of Wilmington on Dec. 14, 2021?”

273 (47%) — Yes

306 (53%) — No

(source: Essex County Board of Elections)