Election 2019

Seven Seek Three Ballot Lines in White Plains Common Council Race Seven candidates across several political party lines, all vying for three seats on the White Plains Common Council, are on the early voting ballot initiated Oct. 26, and at

The White Plains Common Council will say “good-bye” to two of its most vocal members at the end of the year. The decision by Milagros Lecuona and Dennis Krolian to not seek another term has opened the door for new

  The only contested race in the Town of Cortlandt on Election Day is for town justice, as incumbent Dan McCarthy vies for a fourth four-year term against challenger Maritza Fugaro-Norton. McCarthy, who has lived in Cortlandt since he was

Election 2019: Westchester County Board of Legislators District 9 The race for the ninth district seat on the Westchester County Board of Legislators is a rematch from 2017. Legislator Catherine Borgia, a Democrat, is seeking a fifth two-year term. Her

Election 2019: Westchester County Board of Legislators District 1 Two Peekskill attorneys and friends are going head-to-head to replace retiring 10-year Legislator John Testa and represent District 1 on the County Board of Legislators, which includes Cortlandt, Peekskill and Yorktown.

Election 2019: Peekskill Common Council All seven seats on the Peekskill Common Council are currently filled by Democrats. Three of those seats, carrying four-year terms and an annual stipend of $8,686, are up for grabs in the November 5 election,

Election 2019: Peekskill Mayor The mayoral race in Peekskill features two candidates who served together for two years as councilmen under former Mayor Frank Catalina. Andre Rainey, 35, is seeking a second two-year term leading a Common Council that has

Election 2019: Yorktown Town Board The race for two available seats on the Yorktown Town Board pits incumbent Republican councilmen Tom Diana and Ed Lachterman against a pair of political newcomers on the Democratic ticket, Sheralyn Goodman and Patricia Sullivan-Rothberg.

Yorktown Supervisor Yorktown Supervisor Ilan Gilbert is proud of what he feels he has accomplished in his first term in office and he’s hopeful of getting voter approval on November 5 to serve another two years. “I’m not sitting on

Endorsement The region is losing two longtime representatives on the Westchester County Board of Legislators with the retirements of Michael Kaplowitz and John Testa, who combined have 32 years of experience fighting for constituents in the northern end of the