General Election 2025: What You Need To Know In Westchester County

WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY — Voters in Westchester County will head to the polls by Tuesday, Nov. 4, for the 2025 general election.

You can find your exact polling place and see what your ballot will look like by typing in your address on the official Westchester County Board of Elections website here.

In addition to races for key local positions, there are state and municipal propositions on this year's ballot.

Polls in New York are open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Election Day. Find your polling place using the Westchester Board of Elections search function or the New York State Board of Elections poll site search.

2025 General Election Candidates

The League of Women Voters hosted candidate forums for many of the key Westchester County and municipal races. The recordings of those forums can be found here.

9th Judicial District, Vote For 4

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, Vote For 1
Ken Jenkins (D)
Christine Sculti (R)

Westchester County Clerk, Vote For 1
Thomas M Roach (D, Wor)
Sheila Marcotte (R)

Westchester County Court Judge, Vote For 1
Erin M Mcgoey (D)
Joseph I Farca (R)

Westchester County Family Court Judge, Vote For 1
Emily R Rubin (D)
Jeanmarie A Marquardt (R)

Westchester County Surrogate Court Judge, Vote For 1
Brandon R Sall (D)

Westchester County Legislator District #1, Vote For 1
Colin D Smith (D, Wor)
Kevin Byrnes (R)

Westchester County Legislator District #2, Vote For 1
Erika Lang Pierce (D, Wor)
Braille A Diaz (R, Con)

Westchester County Legislator District #3, Vote For 1
Margaret A Cunzio (R, Con)

Westchester County Legislator District #4, Vote For 1
Vedat Gashi (D)
Kevin O'Keefe (R, Con)

Westchester County Legislator District #5, Vote For 1
Jennifer L Puja (D, Wor)
Frank Schanne (R)

Westchester County Legislator District #6, Vote For 1
Nancy E Barr (D)

Westchester County Legislator District #7, Vote For 1
Anant Nambiar (D)
Kurt Van Kuller (R)

Westchester County Legislator District #8, Vote For 1
Jewel Williams Johnson (D)
Khristen M Kerr (R, Con)

Westchester County Legislator District #9, Vote For 1
Emiljana Ulaj (D, Wor)
Laurie Abbate-Ryan (R)

Westchester County Legislator District #10, Vote For 1
Judah J Holstein (D)

Westchester County Legislator District #11, Vote For 1
Terry A Clements (D)
Edwinna Herrera (R)

Westchester County Legislator District #12, Vote For 1
David T Imamura (D, Wor)

Westchester County Legislator District #13, Vote For 1
Tyrae Woodson-Samuels (D)

Westchester County Legislator District #14, Vote For 1
David Tubiolo (D, Wor)
Michael Pineda (R)

Westchester County Legislator District #15, Vote For 1
James M Nolan (R, Con)

Westchester County Legislator District #16, Vote For 1
Shanae V Williams (D)

Westchester County Legislator District #17, Vote For 1
Jose Alvarado (D)

Mount Vernon City Court Judge, Vote For 1
Danielle R Browne (D)

New Rochelle City Court Judge, Vote For 1
Michelle K Bernstein (D)

Mount Vernon Comptroller, Vote For 1
Darren M Morton (D)

Yonkers Council President, Vote For 1
Lakisha Collins-Bellamy (D)
Dean T Politopoulos (R, Con)
Angelique F Lopez (Wor)

Yonkers Council District #2, Vote For 1
Corazon Pineda-Isaac (D, Wor)

Yonkers Council District #4, Vote For 1
John T Rubbo (D, Con)
Anthony Solieri (R)

Yonkers Council District #6, Vote For 1
Tim Hodges (D, Con)
Anthony J Merante (R)

Bedford Councilmember, Vote For 2
Stephanie Mccaine (D, Wor)
Midge Iorio (D)

Cortlandt Councilmember, Vote For 2
James Creighton (D, Wor)
Cristin W Jacoby (D, Wor)
John-Albert Rivera (R)
Gonzalo A Zarranz (R)

Eastchester Councilmember, Vote For 2
Luigi Marcoccia (R, Common Sense)
Theresa Nicholson (R, Common Sense)

Greenburgh Councilmember, Vote For 2
Francis Sheehan (D)
Ellen P Hendrickx (D)

Harrison Councilmember/Trustee, Vote For 2
Elizabeth D Brown (D)
Gina M Evangelista (D)
Arthur Troilo Jr (R)
Raymond Colasacco Jr (R)
Dorothy A Angarano (Con)
Jenna M Vaccaro (Con)

Lewisboro Councilmember, Vote For 2
Julia B Hadlock (D, Wor)
Mary E Shah (D, Wor)
Andrea C Rendo (R, Con)
Adam R Giardina (R, Con)

Mamaroneck Councilmember, Vote For 2
Darren Moss (D)
Robin Nichinsky (D)
Tina R Sadarangani (Sustainable Future Party)

Mount Pleasant Councilmember, Vote For 2
Joseph A Bonanno Jr (D, Taxpayers For Accountability)
James R Gedris (R, Con)
Thomas A Sialiano (R, Con)

New Castle Councilmember, Vote For 2
Holly A F Mccall (D)
Eric Marmon (D)

North Castle Councilmember, Vote For 2
Michael L Akavan (D)
Sonny Vataj (D, Con)
Barbara W Digiacinto (R, Con)
Melvin D Orellana (R)

North Salem Councilmember, Vote For 2
Martin C Aronchick (D, Balanced Rock Party)
Peter D Kamenstein (R, Con)

Ossining Councilmember, Vote For 2
Angelo A Manicchio (D)
Jennifer Fields-Tawil (D)

Pelham Councilmember, Vote For 2
Kara M Mcloughlin (D, Pelham Forward)
Michael D Jenks (D, Pelham Forward)
Raffella Szymanski (R, Neighborhood Party)
Cristina A Chianese (R, Neighborhood Party)

Pound Ridge Councilmember, Vote For 2
Diane O Briggs (D)
Daniel S Paschkes (D)
Peter J Avellino (Pound Ridge Party)
Ronald A Asaro (Pound Ridge Party)

Rye Town Councilmember, Vote For 2
Thomas F Nardi (D)
Debbie Friedman (D)

Somers Councilmember, Vote For 2
Donald L Frum (D)
Thomas E Lamb Jr. (D)
Anthony J Cirieco (R, Con)
William G Faulkner (R, Con)

Yorktown Councilmember, Vote For 2
Ilan D Gilbert (D, Wor)
Michael E Hickins (D, Wor)
Sergio J Esposito (R, Con)
Luciana C Haughwout (R, Con)

Mount Vernon Councilmember, Vote For 3
Andre D Wallace (D)
Cathlin B Gleason (D)
Cynthia A Turnquest (D)

Peekskill Councilmember, Vote For 3
Darren J Rigger (D)
Beverley Chang (D)
Charles R Digruccio (D)
Elena Muniz-Walker (R)
Garrett J Dowd (R)

Rye City Councilmember, Vote For 3
Marion Anderson (D)
Amy M Kesavan (D)
James L Ward (D)
James M Fee (R)
Maria Shuck (R)
Robin T Jovanovich (R)

White Plains Councilmember, Vote For 3
Richard A Payne (D)
Evelyn M Santiago (D, Wor)
Nicholas R Wolff (D)
Will Flores (R)
John S Cambareri (R)
Roberto A Ripari (R)

Village of Croton-on-Hudson Mayor, Vote For 1
Brian J Pugh (D, Wor)
Gary H Eisinger (Voice Of Croton)

Village of Tuckahoe Mayor, Vote For 1
Cara Kronen (D, Tuckahoe United)

Village of Ardsley Mayor, Vote For 1
Steven C Edelstein (D)

Village of Dobbs Ferry Mayor, Vote For 1
Christy Knell (D)

Village of Hastings-on-Hudson Mayor, Vote For 1
Thomas H Drake (D)

Village of Irvington Mayor, Vote For 1
Arlene Burgos (D)
Robert J Grados (Irvington First Party)

Village of Tarrytown Mayor, Vote For 1
Karen Brown (D)

Village of Mamaroneck Mayor, Vote For 1
Sharon Torres (D, Building Bridges Party)

Mount Kisco Mayor, Vote For 1
J Michael Cindrich (R, Village Inclusive Party)

Village of Sleepy Hollow Mayor, Vote For 1
Marjorie F Hsu (D, Transparent, Accountable Government)
James R Husselbee (Unite Sleepy Hollow)

Village of Pelham Mayor, Vote For 1
Chance W Mullen (D)

Peekskill Mayor, Vote For 1
Vivian Cyndi Mckenzie (D)
Ramon A Fernandez (The Local Party)

Rye City Mayor, Vote For 1
Joshua Nathan (D)
Bill Henderson (R)
Rick Mccabe (Rye Now)

White Plains Mayor, Vote For 1
Justin C Brasch (D)
Lenny Lolis (R)

Village of Pelham Manor Mayor, Vote For 1
Mark A Cardwell (D, Manor Together)
Jennifer L Monachino (R, Neighborhood Party)

Cortlandt Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Debra A Carter (D, Wor)
Justin L Robinson (R)

Greenburgh Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Venita Howard (D)

Harrison Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Michael Giordano (D, R, Con)

Lewisboro Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Deirdre M Casper (D, R, Con)

Mount Pleasant Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Grace Labricciosa-Papa (R, Con)

North Salem Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Karol A Deluce (D, Balanced Rock Party)
Randi L Bowen (R, Con)

Ossining Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Holly G Perlowitz (D)

Pelham Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Erica R Winter(D, Pelham Forward)
Catherine Mazzaro (R, Neighborhood Party)

Pound Ridge Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Drifa A Segal (D)

Rye Town Receiver Of Taxes (Unexp.), Vote For 1
Carla Pugliese (D)
Gregory O Fragiacomo (R, Con)

Somers Receiver Of Taxes, Vote For 1
Michele A Mckearney (D, R, Con)

Mount Pleasant Superintendent Of Highways, Vote For 1
Richard B Benkwitt (R, Con)

North Salem Superintendent Of Highways, Vote For 1
James R Depaoli (R, Con)

Ossining Superintendent Of Highways, Vote For 1
Peter J Connolly (D)

Yorktown Superintendent Of Highways, Vote For 1
David D Paganelli (R, Con)

Bedford Supervisor, Vote For 1
Ellen Calves (D, Wor)

Cortlandt Supervisor, Vote For 1
Richard H Becker (D, Wor)
Glen S Hockley (R)

Eastchester Supervisor, Vote For 1
Anthony S Colavita (R, Common Sense)

Greenburgh Supervisor, Vote For 1
Paul J Feiner (D)

Harrison Supervisor/Mayor, Vote For 1
Mark S Jaffe (D)
Thomas Scappaticci (R)
Mary Malara (Con)

Lewisboro Supervisor, Vote For 1
Antonio J Goncalves (D, Wor)

Mamaroneck Supervisor, Vote For 1
Jaine Elkind Eney (D)
Melissa P Manice (Sustainable Future Party)

Mount Pleasant Supervisor, Vote For 1
Carl Fulgenzi Jr (R, Con)

New Castle Supervisor, Vote For 1
Victoria Bayard Tipp (D)

North Castle Supervisor, Vote For 1
Joseph A Rende (D, Con)

North Salem Supervisor, Vote For 1
Warren J Lucas (R, Con)

Ossining Supervisor, Vote For 1
Elizabeth R Feldman (D, Wor)

Pelham Supervisor, Vote For 1
Theresa K Mohan (D, Pelham Forward)
Daniel W Mclaughlin (R, Neighborhood Party)

Pound Ridge Supervisor, Vote For 1
Kevin C Hansan (D)
John D Mccown (Pound Ridge Party)

Somers Supervisor, Vote For 1
Robert G Scorrano (R, Con)

Yorktown Supervisor, Vote For 1
Jann Mirchandani (D, Wor)
Edward A Lachterman (R, Con)

Bedford Town Clerk, Vote For 1
Allie Whalen (D, Wor)

Cortlandt Town Clerk, Vote For 1
Laroue R Shatzkin (D, Wor)
Reed Douglas (R)

Greenburgh Town Clerk, Vote For 1
Lisa Maria Nero (D)

Harrison Town/Village Clerk, Vote For 1
Angela G Sposato (D, Con)
Dottie Klein (R)

Mount Pleasant Town Clerk, Vote For 1
Emily A Costanza (R, Con)

Pelham Town Clerk, Vote For 1
Eileen R Miller (D, Pelham Forward)
Maureen Borsella (R, Neighborhood Party)

Rye Town Clerk, Vote For 1
Hope B Vespia (D)

Bedford Town Justice, Vote For 1
Jodi Kimmel (D, Wor)

Cortlandt Town Justice, Vote For 2
Kimberly Ragazzo (D, Wor)
Livia Rodriguez (D, Wor)

Greenburgh Town Justice, Vote For 1
Lia Rodriguez (D)

Village of Dobbs Ferry Village Justice, Vote For 1
David A Koenigsberg (D)

Harrison Town/Village Justice, Vote For 1
Daniel D Angiolillo (D, R, Con)

Mamaroneck Town Justice, Vote For 1
Ronald W Meister (D

Village of Larchmont Village Justice, Vote For 1
Thea Beaver (D)

Mount Kisco Town Justice, Vote For 1
Anthony C Markus (D)

Village of Sleepy Hollow Village Justice, Vote For 1
Katherine Baldwin (Transparent, Accountable Government)

New Castle Town Justice, Vote For 1
Noah D Sorkin (D)

North Castle Town Justice, Vote For 1
Ira M Schulman (D)

Pound Ridge Town Justice, Vote For 1
Renee S Motola (D)

Rye Town Justice, Vote For 4
Max Di Fabio (D)
Jose Castaneda (D)
Jeffrey Rednick (D)
Jane E Lippman (D)

Yorktown Town Justice, Vote For 1
Aviah J Cohen Pierson (D, Con)

Tarrytown Village Justice (Unexp.), Vote For 1
Richard Isaacson (D)

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 Tuckahoe Trustee, Vote For 2
Joshua Gaccione (D, Tuckahoe United)
Sarah Derise (D, Tuckahoe United)
Joseph "Scooter" Scott (R, Common Sense)

Village of Ardsley Trustee, Vote For 2
Sheila Narayanan (D)
Holly Halmo (D)

Village of Dobbs Ferry Trustee, Vote For 3
Matthew J Rosenberg (D)
Michael Patino (D)
Donna M Assumma (D)

Village of Hastings-on-Hudson Trustee, Vote For 2
Douglass L Alligood (D)
Malaika G Sundberg (D)

Village of Irvington Trustee, Vote For 2
Lawrence J Ogrodnek (D)
David V Zwiebel (D)

Village of Tarrytown Trustee, Vote For 3
Rebecca N Mcgovern (D)
David Kim (D)
Effie G Phillips-Staley (D)

Village of Larchmont Trustee, Vote For 2
Ian Post (D)
Dawn Magid (D)

Village of Mamaroneck Trustee, Vote For 1
Nora Lucas (D, Building Bridges Party)

Village of Mount Kisco Trustee, Vote For 2
Tammy L Brown (D)
Heather L Bryant (D)
Theresa A Mazzaro-Flora (R, Village Inclusive Party)
Angie Garcia-Guerra (R, Village Inclusive Party)

Village of Sleepy Hollow Trustee, Vote For 3
Jared Rodriguez (D, Transparent, Accountable Government)
Cory Krall (D, Transparent, Accountable Government)
Jairo Triguero (D, Transparent, Accountable Government)
Thomas A Andruss (Unite Sleepy Hollow)
James P Garvey (Unite Sleepy Hollow)
Carol A.G. Banino (Unite Sleepy Hollow)

Village of Ossining Trustee, Vote For 2

Robert M Fritsche (D)
Omar Lopez (D)

Village of Pelham Trustee, Vote For 3

Allison A Anderson (D)
Michael N Carpenter (D)
Donald Otondi (D)

Village of Pelham Manor Trustee, Vote For 2

Ryan J Kurtz (D, Manor Together)
Deborah L Winstead (D, Manor Together)
Timothy M Case (R, Neighborhood Party)
Daniel W McLaughlin (R, Neighborhood Party)

Village Of Mount Kisco Library Trustee, Vote For 3

Write In

Village Of Mount Kisco Library Trustee (Unexp. 1 Year Term), Vote For 1

Write In

Village Of Mount Kisco Library Trustee (Unexp. 2 Year Term), Vote For 1

Write In

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. No: does not authorize this use.

Bedford Proposition: Whether the Town Of Bedford should establish an annual contribution for the operating budgets of the Bedford Hills Free Library, the Bedford Free Library and the Katonah Village Library totaling $2,628,845.00, to be divided between the three libraries as follows: $810,058.00 for the Bedford Hills Free Library, $766,999.00 for the Bedford Free Library and $1,051,788.00, for the Katonah Village Library.

Bronxville Proposition: Whether the date of the annual Bronxville Village election should be changed from the third Tuesday in March to the Tuesday after the first Monday in November each year. Yes means the election date will change to November, with present terms extending until November elections. No means the election will remain in March.

Pleasantville Proposition: Whether the General Village Election of the Village of Pleasantville should be held annually on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November (coinciding with the date of the general election) and whether the term of each current village officer should terminate at noon on the first Monday in December in the year in which the term would otherwise expire.

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?"

The early voting period coninues through Sunday, Nov. 2, during the following days and times:

• Thursday, October 30, from 12 p.m. until 8 p.m.
• Friday, October 31, from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m.
• Saturday, November 1, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m
• Sunday, November 2, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Voters can cast their ballots at any of the 25 designated early voting sites in the county, regardless of where their normal polling place is in Westchester County:

• Croton Municipal Building, 1 Van Wyck Street, Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
• Eastchester Public Library, 11 Oakridge Place, Eastchester, NY 10709
• Greenburgh Town Hall, 177 Hillside Avenue, White Plains, NY 10607
• Hastings-on-Hudson Public Library, 7 Maple Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
• St. Gregory The Great Church, 215 Halstead Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528
• Mamaroneck Town Center, 740 W. Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, NY 10543
• Mt. Kisco Public Library, 100 E. Main Street, Mt. Kisco, NY 10549
• Mt. Pleasant Community Center, 125 Lozza Drive, Valhalla, NY 10595
• Joseph G. Caputo Community Center, 95 Broadway, Ossining, NY 10562
• Pound Ridge Town House, 179 Westchester Avenue, Pound Ridge, NY 10576
• Rye Brook Firehouse, 940 King Street, Rye Brook, NY 10573
• Somers Town House, 335 Route 202, Somers, NY 10589
• Jefferson Village Annex, 3500 Hill Boulevard, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
• Yorktown Cultural Center, 1974 Commerce Street, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
• Doles Center, 250 S. 6th Avenue, Mt. Vernon, NY 10550
• Mt. Vernon City Hall, 1 Roosevelt Square, Mt. Vernon, NY 10550
• New Rochelle City Hall Annex – 90 Beaufort Place, New Rochelle, NY 10801
• New Rochelle United Methodist Church, 1200 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10804
• Peekskill Lincoln Depot Museum, 10 S. Water Street, Peekskill, NY 10566
• Peekskill Neighborhood Center, 4 Nelson Avenue, Peekskill, NY 10566
• Rye City- Resurrection- Early Childhood Education Center, 88 Milton Road, Rye, NY 10580
• White Plains Public Library, 100 Martine Avenue, White Plains, NY 10601
• Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central Park Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10710
• Nodine Hill Community Center, 140 Fillmore Street, Yonkers, NY 10701
• Riverfront Library, One Larkin Center, Yonkers, NY 10701

The Westchester County Board of Elections is no longer an early voting center and has been replaced with the White Plains Public Library this year

Voting during early voting is the same as voting on Election Day. When you get to the early voting center, you will check in to vote, receive your ballot, and vote as in any other election.