Updated 10:55 p.m.

Cecily LaVigne Morris beat Andrew Moses 114-26 Tuesday to win the Conservative Party nod for St. Lawrence County Court Judge, according to unofficial Board of Elections results.

In the Republican race for three Ogdensburg City Councilor seats, winners are Wayne L. Ashley with 309 votes, William D. Hosmer with 298 and James R. Amo with 193. Jeffrey A. Mooney was unsuccessful with 188 votes.

Primary results are unofficial as absentee and affidavit ballots have yet to be counted, which could make a difference in some of the closer races, the county Board of Elections points out. They say they will begin counting absentees on the 20th.

Preliminary results in other primaries:

• In Hopkinton, Ronald W. Streeter leads in the Republican primary for superintendent of highways against Frank Barney, 24-23.

• In the Republican primary for Pierrepont town supervisor, Jane B. Powers is ahead Ricky W. Brewer, 51 to 46.

• A three-way Republican race for two Pierrepont town council seats could result in wins for Neil W. Thomas, with 69 votes, and John H. McIntosh with 62. Chad VanBrocklin got 42 votes.

• In the Fowler Republican primary for superintendent of highways, Gary C. Williams is apparently victorious, with 64 votes, compared to Randy L. Durham, with 20.

• Donald Greene received 165 votes to take the Republican primary for superintendent of highways in Hammond against Edgar J. Amyot, who received 57.

• In a four-way Republican primary for two Hammond town councilman seats, voters went for Howard W. Demick, with 127 votes, and James C. Pitcher, with 125. James E. Langtry received 100 and Merritt V. Young got 96.

• In the Macomb Republican primary for town clerk, Beverly A. Fleming received 51 votes, compared to Nicole L. Measheaw-Cox, with 33.

• Ronald L. Cardinell won the Macomb Republican primary for superintendent of highways against Donald L. Bayne Jr., who received 25 votes.

• In Pitcairn, John F. Conlin received 40 votes to win the Republican primary for superintendent of highways. Donald G. Mallette received 28 votes.

• Kelly J. Reed received 20 votes to lead the Democratic primary for town supervisor in Hermon. Rose R. Warren received 16 votes.

• In Clifton, two candidates both faced off against each other in Republican and Democratic primaries. Mark A. Friden leads the Republican primary for town justice against John G. Dragun, 39-34. Dragun leads the Democratic primary against Friden, 25-23.

• Robin L. Ward led Atonda Martin 13-10 in the Republican primary for Clare town clerk.

Unofficial primary election results are available from the Board of Elections at http://www.co.st-lawrence.ny.us/departments/BoardofElections/PastElections/Primary-11/Unofficial%20Primary%20Results.html