Politics & Government
Riverhead Voter Guide 2023: What You Need To Know
Here's a complete guide to the upcoming election in Riverhead.

RIVERHEAD, NY — Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7, and Patch has what you need to know before you head to the polls.
This year's races are county and local. Residents in Riverhead will be voting for Suffolk County Executive, as well as their representative in the County Legislature. They will also be voting for candidates to fill the town supervisor's seat, two seats on the Riverhead Town board, a town clerk, and a town assessor. Candidates in the race for receiver of taxes and town justice are running unopposed.
Key Races
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Here are the races that Riverhead residents will see on their ballot:
Suffolk County
Justice of the Supreme Court, 10th Judicial District, (Vote for 4)
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Gary Carlton, Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Christopher McGrath, Democratic, Republican, Conservative
John Andrews, Republican, Conservative
Alison Napolitano, Republican, Conservative
Suffolk County Executive (Vote for 1)
David Calone, Democratic, Working Families
Edward Romaine, Republican, Conservative
Suffolk County Legislator, 1st Legislative District
Catherine Kent, Democratic, Working Families
Catherine Stark, Republican, Conservative
Town Races
Riverhead Town Supervisor
Angela DeVito, Democratic
Timothy Hubbard, Republican, Conservative
Town Clerk
Josephine Makowski, Democratic, Working Families
James Wooten, Republican, Conservative
Receiver of Taxes
Laurie Zaneski, Republican, Conservative
Town Justice
Lori Hulse, Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Riverhead Town Council
Andrew Leven, Democratic
Rene Suprina, Democratic
Denise Merrifield, Republican, Conservative
Joann Waski, Republican, Conservative
Riverhead Town Assessor
Dana Brown, Republican, Conservative
Meredith Lipinsky, Republican, Conservative
Polls on Election Day are slated to be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Early voting begins on Saturday, October 27. Find your early voting spots, polling places, and absentee ballot information here.
For questions regarding voter registration and other New York State Board of Elections issues, click here.
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