Complete Ossining/Croton-on-Hudson Unofficial 2025 Election Results

OSSINING/CROTON-ON-HUDSON, NY — The voters have spoken and leaders have been chosen across Westchester County.

The unofficial results still need to be certified, but with the polls closed, the results of a historic Election Day are coming into focus.

Election Day 2025 Unofficial Results (Winners in Bold)

9th Judicial District

Verris B Shako (D, Con)
Diane M Clerkin (D, Con)
John P Collins Jr (D, Con)
Desmond C Lyons (D)
George A Smith (R)
Kiel E Van Horn (R)
Thomas Humbach (R)
Raymond P Raiche (R, Con)

Westchester County Executive
Ken Jenkins (D) has declared victory over Christine Sculti (R).

Westchester County Clerk
Thomas M Roach (D, Wor) has declared victory over Sheila Marcotte (R).

Westchester County Court Judge
Erin M Mcgoey (D) defeated Joseph I Farca (R).

Westchester County Family Court Judge
Emily R Rubin (D) defeated Jeanmarie A Marquardt (R).

Westchester County Surrogate Court Judge
Brandon R Sall (D) WINNER unopposed

Westchester County Legislator District #9
Emiljana Ulaj (D, Wor) defeated Laurie Abbate-Ryan (R).

Ossining Councilmember
Angelo A Manicchio (D) WINNER
Jennifer Fields-Tawil (D) WINNER

Village of Croton-on-Hudson Mayor
Brian J Pugh (D, Wor)
Gary H Eisinger (Voice Of Croton)

Ossining Receiver Of Taxes
Holly G Perlowitz (D) WINNER unopposed

Ossining Superintendent Of Highways
Peter J Connolly (D) WINNER unopposed

Ossining Supervisor
Elizabeth R Feldman (D, Wor) Winner unopposed

Village of Croton-on-Hudson Trustee, Vote For 2
Karen K Pecora (D, Wor)
Nora M Nicholson (D, Wor)
Stacey J Nachtaler (Voice Of Croton)
Nigel Ravelo (Voice Of Croton)

Village of Ossining Trustee

Robert M Fritsche (D) WINNER
Omar Lopez (D) WINNER

Propositions:

NYS Proposition: Amendment to allow Olympic Sports Complex in Essex County on State Forest Preserve Land. Yes: authorizes new ski trails and related facilities in the Adirondack Forest Preserve.

Ossining Proposition: "Shall the village board of the Village of Ossining establish a defined benefit service award program for active volunteer firefighter members of the Ossining Volunteer Fire Department effective January 1, 2026, under which: firefighters shall be paid, generally beginning at age 65, monthly lifetime service awards of $20 for each year of credited volunteer firefighter service to the Ossining Volunteer Fire Department including credit for up to three years of Ossining Volunteer FIre Department Service prior to January 1, 2026 and After December 31, 2022; Payment of benefits shall benign as of January 1, 2017, as firefighters become eligible; active post age 65 volunteers may continue to earn service credit after attaining age 65 and beginning to be paid service awards; the estimated total annual taxpayer cost of the proposed program for current volunteers is $240,000 including an administration fee of about $8,000; the estimated annual cost per current volunteer is $2,308; the annual cost for current volunteers shall decrease by about $45,000 after the cost for granting program credit for service before 2026 has been paid?" Yes.