Massapequa Voter Guide 2025: What You Need To Know

MASSAPEQUA, NY. — Tuesday is election day in Nassau County, and Patch has all the information on who and what you’ll see on the ballot.

In Nassau County, voters will be able to make their selection for the County Executive and District Attorney seats, as well as a full slate of County Legislator and local seats. There’s also one statewide proposal on the ballot, allowing voters to permit or prohibit the construction of ski trails at an Olympic sports facility in Essex County via amendment to the State Constitution. If passed by voters, that measure would also require the state to add 2,500 acres of protected forest land to Adirondack Park.

For further information on where you can find your polling station, when it opens and closes, and how to register to vote, you can view the Nassau County Board of Elections’ website here.

Here are the key races Massapequa residents will see on the ballot:

County Executive (Choose 1)

Seth I. Koslow

Democratic Party, Moderate party

Bruce A. Blakeman (Incumbent)

Republican Party, Conservative Party

District Attorney (Choose 1)

Nicole Aloise

Democratic Party, Moderate Party

Anne T. Donnelly (incumbent)

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Supervisor, Town of Oyster Bay

Sam C. Sochet

Democratic Party

Joseph S. Saladino

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Town Clerk, Town of Oyster Bay

Kamalveer Kaur

Democratic Party

Richard L. LaMarca

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Council Member, Town of Oyster Bay

Jyoti Anand

Democratic Party

Ian D. Steinberg

Democratic Party

Daniel T. Smith

Democratic Party

Thomas P. Hand

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Louis Imbroto

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Andrew A. Monteleone

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Nassau County Legislator, 19th District

Lynn M. Russo

Democratic Party

James D. Kennedy

Republican Party, Conservative Party

Voting will take place Tuesday, Nov. 5 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. To find your polling place, click here.