Decision 2026: Scarsdale Election Guide

SCARSDALE, NY — The general election will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. That is, if you didn't take advantage of early voting.

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Voters can find polling places and learn about absentee ballots, from the county's Board of Elections.

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For additional voting information, visit Vote411, an interactive website created and maintained by the League of Women Voters. The site supplies personalized ballots and polling locations simply by entering the voter's home address.

You can hear from the candidates themselves by checking out the candidate forums and debates hosted by the nonpartisan, independent League of Women Voters of Westchester County.

Nov. 3, 2026 General Election Absentee Ballot Information:

Nov. 3, is the last day to postmark the General Election absentee ballot by mail. The ballot must be received by the Board of Elections no later than Nov. 10.

Nov. 3, is the last day to deliver the General 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.

Voters in Westchester will choose among candidates in competitive races for national, state and local offices, as well as state and local ballot questions. Depending on where the voter lives they may not be eligible to vote in races outside their district. Check a sample ballot here for the exact slate of candidates by address.

Governor:

• Kathy Hochul (D, WP)
• Bruce Blakeman (R, C, VA)

Lt. Governor:

• Adrienne Adams (D,WF)
• Todd Hood (R,C,VA)

State Comptroller:

• Thomas Dinapoli (D,WF)
• Joseph Hernandez (R,C)

NY Attorney General:

• Letitia James (D,WF)
• Saritha Komatireddy (R,C)

U.S. Congress 16th District:

• George Latimer (D)
• Joseph Cinquemani (R)

U.S. Congress 17th District:

• Cait Conley (D,WF)
• Mike Lawler (R,C)

NYS Senate District 34:

• Nathalia Fernandez (D,WF)
• Adrian Romero (C)

NYS Senate District 35:

• Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D,WF)
• Anthony Merante (R)

NYS Senate District 36:

• Jamaal Bailey (D)
• Grace Marrero (C)

NYS Senate District 37:

• Shelley Mayer (D,WF)
• Thomas Fix Jr. (R)

NYS Senate District 40:

• Pete Harckham (D,WF)
• Sergio Esposito (R,C)

NYS Assembly District 92:

• MaryJane Shimsky (D, WF)
• Bob Welch (R,C)

NYS Assembly District 93:

• Chris Burdick (D)
• Braille Diaz (R,C)

NYS Assembly District 94:

• Daniel Guzman (D)
• Matthew Slater (R,C)

NYS Assembly District 95:

• Dana Levenberg (D,WF)
• Laurie Ryan (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 1:

• Colin Smith (D)
• Elena Muñiz-Walker (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 2:

• Erika Lang Pierce (D,WF)
• Jozef Vala (R)

Westchester County Legislator District 3:

• Michael Peppard (D)
• Margaret Cunzio (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 4:

• Vedat Gashi (D)
• John Campobasso (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 5:

• Jennifer Puja (D, WF)
• Frank Schanne (R)

Westchester County Legislator District 9:

• Emiljana Ulaj (D,WF)
• Gaetano Ventrone (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 11:

• Terry Clements (D)
• Edwinna Herrera (VA)

Westchester County Legislator District 12:

• David Imamura (D, WP)
• Laurie Duffalo (R)

Westchester County Legislator District 14:

• David Tubiolo (D)
• Bebe Ahmed (R)

Westchester County Legislator District 15:

• Kisha Skipper (D, WF)
• James Nolan (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 16:

• Shanae Williams (D)
• Dan D'Amico (R,C)

Westchester County Legislator District 17:

• Wilson Terrero (D)
• Leslye Oquendo-Thomas (WF)

Bedford Supervisor:

• Ellen Calves (D, WF)
• Don Scott (R)

Cortlandt Supervisor:

• Richard Becker (D,WF)
• Sheri Ann Cook (R)

Eastchester Supervisor:

• Cat Sayles (D,WF)
• Anthony Colavita (R,VA)

Mount Pleasant Supervisor:

• Thomas Abinanti (D)
• Carl Fulgenzi Jr. (R,VA)

North Castle Supervisor:

• Joseph Rende (D)
• Melvin Orellana (R,C)

North Salem Supervisor:

• Katherine Daniels (D,BR)
• Warren Lucas (R,C,NSL)

Pelham Supervisor:

• Theresa Mohan (D)
• Scott Wolfgang (NP)

Somers Supervisor:

• Teresa Laura Clifford (D)
• Robert Scorrano (R,SSP)

Yorktown Supervisor:

• Ann Mirchandani (D,YCF)
• Edwards Lachterman (R,C)

Mount Pleasant Council:

• Anna Nelson (D)
• Gail Wind (R)

Somers Council:

• Rita Romeu (D)
• Gina Arena (R,C)

White Plains Council:

• Valerie Simmons (D)
• Kathy Guglielmo (R)

White Plains Council:

• Thomas Caruso Jr. (D)
• John Cambareri (R)

Pelham Town Clerk:

• Eileen Miller (D)
• Maureen Borsella (NP)

Mount Pleasant Superintendent of Highways:

• Frank Hrotko (D)
• Richard Benkwitt (R, VA)

Village of Croton-on-Hudson Trustee (vote for two):

• Leonard Simon (D,WP)
• Maria Slippen (D,WP)
• Mary Lynn Dlabola (VoC)

Village of Mount Kisco Trustee (vote for two):

• Thomas Luzio (D)
• Michael McGuirk (D)
• Sean Moran (MKU)
• Jennifer Rego (MKU)

Village of Pelham Trustee (vote for two):

• Kristen Burke (D,CP)
• Krystal Howell (D,CP)
• Russell Solomon (D,CP)
• Paul Anzilotti (NP)
• Arthur Long (NP)
• Everitt Speros (NP)

Village of Pelham Manor Trustee (vote for two):

Christopher Dlutowski (D,MT)

Ryan Kurtz (D,MT)

Bridget Bennett (R,NP)

Joseph Liberatore (R,NP)

Supreme Court Justice 9th Judicial District (vote for three):

• Maria Rosa (D,WF)
• George Fufidio (D,R)
• Alden Wolfe (D,C)
• Richard Fava (R,C)
• John Ciampoli (R)

Croton-on-Hudson Village Justice:

• Ali Raza Jaffery (D,WF)
• Sam Watkins Jr. (VoC)

Tuckahoe Village Justice:

• Aisha Scholes (D)
• David Fuller Jr, (R, VA)

The November 3 ballot contains a Proposition for some voters to accept or reject a plan to Amend the Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) for the Hastings-on-Hudson Volunteer Fire Department.

For additional voting information, visit Vote411, an interactive website created and maintained by the League of Women Voters. The site supplies personalized ballots and polling locations simply by entering the voter's home address.