Westchester Voters Cast Ballots Nov. 3

Polls in Westchester County open at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for the general election. Voting remains available until 9 p.m. on the same day. Voters who did not cast ballots during the early voting period must participate on election day.

The November 3 ballot serves as the final deadline for mailing absentee ballots. These documents must be postmarked by Tuesday. The Board of Elections must receive mailed ballots no later than Nov. 10. Voters may also deliver absentee ballots in person to the Board of Elections or any poll site in the county. In-person delivery must occur by the close of polls on election day.

Residents will select candidates for national, state, and local offices. The slate includes races for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Comptroller, and Attorney General. Kathy Hochul faces Bruce Blakeman in the gubernatorial contest. Todd Hood runs for Lieutenant Governor against an unlisted Democratic opponent in the source text. Thomas Dinapoli challenges Joseph Hernandez for State Comptroller.

Letitia James seeks reelection as Attorney General against Saritha Komatireddy. Congressional races appear in Districts 16 and 17. George Latimer contests Joseph Cinquemani in District 16. Cait Conley faces Mike Lawler in District 17. State Senate races span Districts 34 through 40. Nathalia Fernandez runs in District 34 against Adrian Romero. Andrea Stewart-Cousins faces Anthony Merante in District 35.

Jamaal Bailey contests Grace Marrero in District 36. Shelley Mayer runs in District 37 against Thomas Fix Jr. Pete Harckham faces Sergio Esposito in District 40. State Assembly races appear in Districts 92 through 95. MaryJane Shimsky contests Bob Welch in District 92. Chris Burdick faces Braille Diaz in District 93. Daniel Guzman runs in District 94 against Matthew Slater. Dana Levenberg faces Laurie Ryan in District 95.

Westchester County legislators face voters in 17 districts. Colin Smith contests Elena Muñiz-Walker in District 1. Erika Lang Pierce runs in District 2 against Jozef Vala. Michael Peppard faces Margaret Cunzio in District 3. Vedat Gashi contests John Campobasso in District 4. Jennifer Puja faces Frank Schanne in District 5. Emiljana Ulaj runs in District 9 against Gaetano Ventrone. Terry Clements contests Edwinna Herrera in District 11.

David Imamura faces Laurie Duffalo in District 12. David Tubiolo runs in District 14 against Bebe Ahmed. Kisha Skipper contests James Nolan in District 15. Shanae Williams faces Dan D'Amico in District 16. Wilson Terrero runs in District 17 against Leslye Oquendo-Thomas. Local town supervisors appear in Bedford, Cortlandt, Eastchester, Mount Pleasant, North Castle, North Salem, Pelham, Somers, and Yorktown. Ellen Calves faces Don Scott for Bedford Supervisor. Richard Becker contests Sheri Ann Cook for Cortlandt Supervisor. Cat Sayles runs in Eastchester against Anthony Colavita. Thomas Abinanti faces Carl Fulgenzi Jr. for Mount Pleasant Supervisor. Joseph Rende contests Melvin Orellana for North Castle Supervisor. Katherine Daniels runs in North Salem against Warren Lucas. Theresa Mohan faces Scott Wolfgang for Pelham Supervisor. Teresa Laura Clifford contests Robert Scorrano for Somers Supervisor. Ann Mirchandani runs in Yorktown against Edwards Lachterman. Village trustees and justices appear in Croton-on-Hudson, Mount Kisco, Pelham, and Pelham Manor. A proposition to amend the Hastings-on-Hudson Volunteer Fire Department LOSAP appears on some ballots. Voters can access personalized ballots and polling locations at Vote411, a site maintained by the League of Women Voters.