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Nassau

Sea Cliff residents reelect Elena Villafane after Robert Ehrlich declares himself mayor

By Hannah Devlin
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Posted on March 19, 2025

Running unopposed, Sea Cliff Mayor Elena Villafane and Trustees James Versocki and Mark Sobel were re-elected on Tuesday, March 18.

Villafane received 1,064 votes, Versocki 1,027 and Sobel 1,055. 

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Sea Cliff residents reelect Elena Villafane after Robert Ehrlich declares himself mayor

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