November 5th Election: Polling Locations and Candidate Information

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By Staff

Oct. 30, 2019: On Tuesday, November 5, 2019, Bronxville residents will have the opportunity to vote for Westchester County Legislator as well as for candidates running in the Town of Eastchester and candidates running for judge positions in Westchester County.

Polling Locations

There are a number of different polling locations in Bronxville including the Bronxville Fire House, Concordia College and Christ Church Bronxville.

Click here to go to the Vote411 website to find your polling location.

Polls will be open from 6 AM to 9 PM

Candidates Running

Below is a summary of the candidates running. Click here to read more about the candidates.

Westchester County Legislator (Term 2 years)

Gordon Burrows (Republican and incumbent)

Ruth Walter (Democrat)

Town Of Eastchester Elections

Town Supervisor:

The candidates for Eastchester Town Supervisor are Anthony S. Colavita (Rep, Con, I) and Michael P. Denning (Democrat). Colavita is the current Eastchester Town Supervisor.

Voters will choose one Town Supervisor. The term is two years.

Town Council:

The candidates for Eastchester Town Council are Glenn D. Bellitto and Joseph D. Dooley (both Rep, Con, I).

Voters will choose two Town Council representatives. The term is four years.

Town Clerk:

The candidate for Town Clerk is Linda Doherty Laid (Rep, Con, I). She is running unopposed. The term is four years.

Town Justice:

The candidates for Town Justice are Janet R. Calano and Frederick Salanitro (both Rep, Con, I). Voters will choose two Town Justices. The term is four years.

Receiver of Taxes:

The candidate for Receiver of Taxes is Rocco N. Cacciola (Rep, Con I). He is running unopposed. The term is four years.

Westchester County Elections

More information on the candidates below can be found on Vote411.

Westchester County Court Judge:

The candidates for Westchester County Court Judge are: Melissa A. Loehr (Dem), Christopher W. McClure (Rep, Con, I), Robert J. Prisco (Dem, Con, WF, I, SAM) and Michael L. Tawil (WF). The term is 10 years.

Voters will choose two Westchester County Court Judges.

Westchester County Family Court Judge:

The candidates for Westchester County Family Court Judge are Wayne Humphrey (Dem, Rep, WF, I) and Mary Anne Scattaretico-Naber (Dem, Rep, Con, WF, I). The term is 10 years.

Voters will choose two Westchester Family Court Judges.

Photo at top by A. Warner

Other photos courtesy the respective candidates

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