Russian pols split over vote

Date: 2006-09-19

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Brooklyn Assembly candidate Alec Brook-Krasny won his hotly contested primary race against a fellow Russian emigré, according to the Board of Elections count of all ballots.

He was up by 141 votes in the Democratic primary race to replace retiring Assemblywoman Adele Cohen, said Board of Elections' spokeswoman Valerie Vazquez-Rivera.

The district includes Brighton Beach, home to many Russian immigrants, and the race was marked by unusual charges of KGB affiliation.

Challenger Ari Kagan was still refusing to concede yesterday. However, the results will be certified next week.

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