Elmsford Village Justice Race Has No Candidates

ELMSFORD, NY — It will be business as usual Tuesday, March 21, which is village election day in Elmsford.

What will be different is, when Elmsford voters go to the polls they will be facing a blank ballot.

The only race the village is filling is for one justice position. However, no one is running for the job.

Elmsford Village Administrator Michael Mills told Patch that no petitions were filed to appear on the ballot.

“The County Board of Elections, who runs the Village Election, has advised us that no names will appear on the ballot,” he said in an email.

Mills said if anyone decides to run now, “their name would have to be written onto the ballot on election day.”

Other than having to manually write in a vote for Elmsford justice, it will be a normal village election, Mills said.

Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, March 21.

Poll locations are:

• District 27: Village Hall, 15 South Stone Ave.
• Districts 26 and 28: Village Community Senior Center, 10 North Stone Ave.

Deadlines according to the Westchester County Board of Elections:

• March 20 is the last day for an applicant or agent to apply in person at the Board of Elections for the General Village Election absentee ballot.
• March 21 is the last day to postmark the General Village Election absentee ballot by mail. The ballot must be received by the Board of Elections no later than March 28.
• March 21 is the last day to deliver the General Village Election absentee ballot in person to the Board of Elections or at any poll site throughout the county, by the close of the polls on election day.