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The county legislative districts are approximated, and more than one may appear below where the boundary is uncertain. Yonkers council districts are unavailable, so all are shown for Yonkers residents. Lookups for Town/Village contests are based on 2004se US Census data, and should be accurate.

Justice; New York State Supreme Court; Ninth Judicial District (4 Elected)

• Jonathan Lippman
  156,213 votes 24%
• Joseph Alessandro
  150,833 votes 23%
• William A. Kelly
  97,853 votes 15%
• Lewis Lubell
  89,664 votes 14%
• Matthew J. Byrne
  72,317 votes 11%
• Stewart A. Rosenwasser
  70,316 votes 11%
• Elaine Slobod
  8,683 votes 1%
• John J. Broderick
• William T. Conroy, Jr.
• Anthony D. Zepf

County Candidates

County Court Judge; County of Westchester

• Susan Cacace
  101,217 votes 58%
• Charles F. Devlin
  69,977 votes 40%
• Raymond W. Belair
  3,673 votes 2%

Family Court Judge; County of Westchester

• Colleen D. Duffy
  92,382 votes 53%
• Irene Ratner
  76,595 votes 44%
• Mary N. Clark
  4,604 votes 3%

County Executive; County of Westchester

• Andrew J. Spano
  111,746 votes 58%
• Rob Astorino
  80,139 votes 42%

County Clerk; County of Westchester

• Timothy C. Idoni
  94,115 votes 52%
• Linda Doherty
  84,427 votes 46%
• Gregory F. Spero
  3,541 votes 2%

County District Attorney; County of Westchester

• Janet Difiore
  97,449 votes 51%
• Tony Castro
  90,923 votes 48%
• Anthony J. Decintio, Jr.
  2,843 votes 2%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 1

• George Oros
  6,225 votes 54%
• Domenic Volpe, Jr.
  5,082 votes 46%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 2

• Ursula G. Lamotte
  8,526 votes 100%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 3

• Suzanne R. Swanson
  9,119 votes 100%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 4

• Michael Kaplowitz
  10,069 votes 66%
• Rand Neveloff
  5,154 votes 34%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 5

• William J. Ryan
  9,117 votes 72%
• Cass V. Cibelli
  3,536 votes 28%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 6

• Martin Rogowsky
  6,057 votes 60%
• Michael G. Ladore
  4,024 votes 40%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 7

• Judy Myers
  7,892 votes 64%
• Donald R. March
  4,532 votes 36%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 8

• Lois T. Bronz
  6,605 votes 100%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 9

• William E. Burton
  7,091 votes 82%
• Nancy Tejada-Ward
  1,445 votes 17%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 10

• Vito J. Pinto
  7,561 votes 100%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 11

• James Maisano
  5,392 votes 100%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 12

• Thomas J. Abinanti
  9,375 votes 91%
• John Gilligan
  878 votes 9%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 13

• Clinton I. Young, Jr.
  6,159 votes 89%
• Barbara Snyder
  773 votes 11%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 14

• Bernice Spreckman
  4,953 votes 100%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 15

• Gordon A. Burrows
  7,170 votes 63%
• Mario Castaldo
  349 votes 3%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 16

• Andrea Stewart-Cousins
  5,631 votes 73%
• Cicely Greaves-Vega
  2,041 votes 27%

County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 17

• Phil Gille
  2,126 votes 43%
• Jason J. Butler
  145 votes 3%
• José I. Alvarado

Supervisor; Town of Bedford

• Lee V.A. Roberts
  2,123 votes 100%

Councilman; Town of Bedford (2 Elected)

• Francis T. Corcoran
  2,023 votes 50%
• Peter Chryssos
  1,997 votes 50%

Town Clerk; Town of Bedford

• Boo Fumagalli
  2,061 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of Bedford

• Charles G. Banks, Jr.
  2,062 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of Cortlandt

• Linda D. Puglisi
  6,585 votes 88%
• Michael C. Antonucci
  916 votes 12%

Councilperson; Town of Cortlandt (2 Elected)

• John Sloan
  4,922 votes 30%
• Mark Aarons
  3,340 votes 20%
• Mark Green
  3,303 votes 20%
• Ann C. Lindau

Town Clerk; Town of Cortlandt

• Jo-Ann Dyckman
  5,169 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of Cortlandt

• Gerald M. Klein
  5,062 votes 100%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Cortlandt

• Mary E. Breining
  5,635 votes 69%
• Charles Braue

Supervisor; Town of Lewisboro

• Edward P. Mahoney
  2,140 votes 52%
• James F. Nordgren
  1,991 votes 48%

Councilman; Town of Lewisboro (2 Elected)

• Peter B. Delucia
  2,142 votes 26%
• Albert Perruzza
  2,082 votes 26%
• Leslie N. Simon
  1,972 votes 24%
• Jacqueline Dzaluk
  1,926 votes 24%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Lewisboro

• Joann Vasi
  2,719 votes 66%
• Teresa Burgun
  1,399 votes 34%

Town Justice; Town of Lewisboro

• Marc A. Seedorf
  2,638 votes 64%
• Alexander E. Eisemann
  1,460 votes 36%

Village Mayor; Village of Mount Kisco

• J. Michael Cindrich
  1,607 votes 69%
• John R. Francan

Village Trustee; Village of Mount Kisco (2 Elected)

• George L. Griffin, Jr.
  1,562 votes 50%
• Anthony Markus
  1,547 votes 50%

Town Justice; Town of Mount Kisco

• John J. Donahue
  1,414 votes 63%
• Jonathan Z. Friedman

Library Trustee; Town of Mount Kisco

• Neil S. Snyder
  367 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of Mount Pleasant

• Robert F. Meehan
  6,572 votes 100%

Councilmember; Town of Mount Pleasant (2 Elected)

• Peter J. Demilio
  6,256 votes 51%
• Thomas A. Sialiano
  6,100 votes 49%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Mount Pleasant

• Vicki M. Anderson
  5,211 votes 75%
• Theresa A. Magaletti
  1,771 votes 25%

Town Clerk; Town of Mount Pleasant

• Patricia Brennan Scova
  6,282 votes 100%

Highway Superintendent; Town of Mount Pleasant

• Lewis D. Johnson
  6,405 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of New Castle

• Manny Areces
  1,669 votes 39%
• Janet L. Wells

Town Board Member; Town of New Castle (2 Elected)

• John A. Almash
  1,600 votes 19%
• Michael Wolfensohn
• Robin Stout
• John V. Buckley

Supervisor; Town of North Castle

• Reese Berman
  2,264 votes 51%
• John A. Lombardi
  1,901 votes 43%
• Anthony J. Futia, Jr.
  233 votes 5%

Councilman; Town of North Castle (2 Elected)

• Gerard K. Geist
  2,548 votes 32%
• William R. Weaver
  2,089 votes 26%
• Anthony Baratta
  1,953 votes 24%
• John L. Stipo
  1,398 votes 18%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of North Castle

• Patricia Ann Colombo
  3,804 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of North Castle

• Robert J. McGoey
  3,599 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of North Salem

• Sy Globerman
  1,006 votes 54%
• Cynthia M. Curtis
  855 votes 46%

Councilman; Town of North Salem (2 Elected)

• Warren J. Lucas
  1,072 votes 37%
• Christopher Brockmeyer
  995 votes 34%
• Anastasia Gianopoulis
  836 votes 29%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of North Salem

• Karen Roach
  1,176 votes 100%

Superintendent of Highways; Town of North Salem

• Drew Outhouse
  1,239 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of Ossining

• John V. Chervokas
  4,907 votes 100%

Council Person; Town of Ossining (2 Elected)

• Northern Wilcher, Jr.
  4,590 votes 50%
• David R. Krieger
  4,501 votes 49%

Town Justice; Town of Ossining

• Francesca E. Connolly
  3,909 votes 66%
• Philip J. Mondello
  2,010 votes 34%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Ossining

• Gloria B. Fried
  5,240 votes 100%

Superintendent of Highways; Town of Ossining

• Michael G. O'Connor
  759 votes 50%
• Russell J. Curtin
  749 votes 50%

Village Trustee; Village of Ossining (2 Elected)

• Miguel J. Hernandez
  2,225 votes 29%
• William R. Hanauer
  2,192 votes 28%
• John A. Perillo
  1,680 votes 22%
• Anthony Parise
  1,604 votes 21%

Mayor; City of Peekskill

• John G. Testa
  2,646 votes 57%
• Donald F. Bennett, Jr.
  1,978 votes 43%

Council Member; City of Peekskill (3 Elected)

• Drew Claxton
  2,323 votes 18%
• Catherine E. Pisani
  2,271 votes 17%
• Mary F. Foster
  2,205 votes 17%
• Ruth A. Wells
  2,148 votes 16%
• William Schmidt
  2,092 votes 16%
• Diana Burruss
  1,999 votes 15%

Supervisor; Town of Pound Ridge

• Gary David Warshauer
  853 votes 100%

Councilman; Town of Pound Ridge (2 Elected)

• Peter J. Falco
  738 votes 51%
• Daniel Paschkes
  683 votes 49%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Pound Ridge

• Virginia Bulzacchelli
  869 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of Pound Ridge

• Edward P. Hand
  694 votes 53%
• Andrew D. Brodnick
  609 votes 47%

Supervisor; Town of Somers

• Mary Beth Murphy
  2,963 votes 61%
• Frank Billingsley
  1,927 votes 39%

Councilman; Town of Somers (2 Elected)

• Paul Meyer
  3,351 votes 30%
• George Dieter
  3,310 votes 29%
• John Purcell
  2,202 votes 20%
• Joseph J. Iaropoli
  442 votes 4%
• Leonard R. Montilli

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Somers

• Joan Ribaudo
  3,751 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of Yorktown

• Linda G. Cooper
  4,822 votes 50%
• Donald S. Peters
  4,728 votes 50%

Town Council Member; Town of Yorktown (2 Elected)

• Mathew Metz
  5,447 votes 30%
• Louis J. Campisi
  5,442 votes 30%
• Paul A. Moskowitz
  3,958 votes 22%
• Linda Clemenza
  538 votes 3%
• David Fritz

Superintendent of Highways; Town of Yorktown

• Eric Dibartolo
  8,691 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of Yorktown (2 Elected)

• Jeffrey A. Cohen
  6,145 votes 40%
• William Gerstenzang
  5,108 votes 33%
• Ilan D. Gilbert
  4,117 votes 27%

Mayor; Village of Ardsley

• Jay Leon
  880 votes 100%

Village Trustee; Village of Ardsley (2 Elected)

• Larry J. Nardecchia, Jr.
  858 votes 49%
• Peter R. Porcino

Mayor; Village of Dobbs Ferry

• Joseph J. Bova
  1,652 votes 100%

Village Trustee; Village of Dobbs Ferry (3 Elected)

• Linda Leone
  1,407 votes 26%
• Lyle D. Miller
  1,392 votes 26%
• Paula Dambroff
  1,323 votes 24%
• Hartley Connett
  1,308 votes 24%

Village Justice; Village of Dobbs Ferry

• Stephen P. Grant
  1,561 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of Eastchester

• Anthony S. Colavita
  5,487 votes 100%

Town Council Member; Town of Eastchester (2 Elected)

• Rocco N. Cacciola
  4,997 votes 50%
• Sheila Marcotte
  4,951 votes 50%

Supervisor; Town of Greenburgh

• Paul J. Feiner
  13,793 votes 100%

Town Council; Town of Greenburgh (2 Elected)

• Francis Sheehan
  14,181 votes 49%
• Diana Juettner
  13,487 votes 47%
• Kevin Morgan
  1,094 votes 4%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Greenburgh

• David C. Dwinell
  13,534 votes 100%

Town Clerk; Town of Greenburgh

• Alfreda A. Williams
  13,404 votes 100%

Supervisor/Mayor; Town of Harrison

• Stephen Malfitano
  4,010 votes 58%
• Robert C. Paladino
  2,866 votes 42%

Council/Trustee; Town of Harrison (2 Elected)

• Joseph Cannella
  3,644 votes 28%
• Thomas Scappaticci
  3,610 votes 28%
• Bruno C. Strati
  2,797 votes 22%
• Robert V. Tiburzi, Jr.
  2,761 votes 22%

Village Clerk; Village of Harrison

• Joan B. Walsh
  3,483 votes 53%
• Dorothy A. Dibuono
  3,074 votes 47%

Receiver of Taxes; Village of Harrison

• Nancy Briotte-Masi
  4,455 votes 100%

Supervisor; Town of Mamaroneck

• Valerie Moore O'Keeffe
  3,481 votes 100%

Councilperson; Town of Mamaroneck (3 Elected)

• Nancy Seligson
  3,887 votes 51%
• Ernest Odierna
• Paul Winick

Town Justice; Town of Mamaroneck

• Dolores A. Battalia
  3,958 votes 100%

Mayor; Village of Mamaroneck

• Philip J. Trifiletti
  2,335 votes 58%
• Robert Kelly
  1,675 votes 42%

Trustee; Village of Mamaroneck

• William J. Paonessa
  2,124 votes 53%
• Elizabeth B. Saenger
  1,877 votes 47%

Comptroller; City of Mount Vernon

• Maureen Walker
  7,772 votes 87%
• Michael L. Taub

City Councilman; City of Mount Vernon (3 Elected)

• Lyndon D. Williams
  6,024 votes 25%
• Rita Gallo
  1,919 votes 8%
• Deborah Bellida-Rickey
  1,738 votes 7%
• Rosemarie Jarosz
  1,715 votes 7%
• Karen Watts
• William R. Randolph

City Court Judge; City of New Rochelle

• Preston S. Scher
  6,787 votes 52%
• Lisa Dorman
  6,244 votes 48%

Supervisor; Town of Pelham

• Joseph S. Solimine
  1,684 votes 100%

Councilman; Town of Pelham (2 Elected)

• William M. O'Connor
  1,652 votes 51%
• Raffella Szymanski
  1,615 votes 49%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Pelham

• Charles H. Amann
  1,612 votes 100%

Town Clerk; Town of Pelham

• Caitlin Goldschmidt
  530 votes 37%
• Catherine Campbell

Mayor; City of Rye

• Steve Otis
  2,815 votes 64%
• Franklin J. Chu
  1,563 votes 36%

Councilman; City of Rye (3 Elected)

• Mack S. Cunningham
  2,223 votes 17%
• Andy Ball
  2,107 votes 16%
• George S. Pratt
  2,106 votes 16%
• Peggy Peters
  1,398 votes 11%
• Rosamond W. Larr
  1,198 votes 9%
• Deborah A. Reisner
  1,148 votes 9%
• James K. Baden
• Robert S. Cypher, Jr.
• Peter Jovanovich

Councilman; Town of Rye (2 Elected)

• Michelle Mendicino
  3,525 votes 26%
• William J. Villanova
  3,458 votes 25%
• John Walter
  3,345 votes 25%
• Joseph Carvin
  3,279 votes 24%

Town Clerk; Town of Rye

• Hope B. Vespia
  4,730 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of Rye

• John B. Colangelo
  4,139 votes 100%

Mayor; City of White Plains

• Joseph M. Delfino
  7,559 votes 58%
• Dennis J. Power
  5,474 votes 42%

Councilmember; City of White Plains (3 Elected)

• Rita Z. Malmud
  7,750 votes 22%
• Thomas M. Roach
  7,685 votes 22%
• Glen Hockley
  6,692 votes 19%
• Larry Delgado
  5,627 votes 16%
• John P. Carlson
  3,624 votes 10%
• Francesco Mastracchio
  3,522 votes 10%

City Court Judge; City of Yonkers (2 Elected)

• Michael A. Martinelli
  25,975 votes 50%
• Charley Wood
  14,984 votes 29%
• Evan Inlaw
  10,815 votes 21%

City Council President; City of Yonkers

• Chuck Schorr Lesnick
  14,164 votes 51%
• Richard J. Martinelli
  13,537 votes 49%

Council Member; City of Yonkers; Council District 2

• Sandy Annabi
  2,119 votes 93%
• Jerry Hattar
  149 votes 7%

Council Member; City of Yonkers; Council District 4

• Liam J. McLaughlin
  2,533 votes 55%
• Mario J. Degiorgio
  1,967 votes 44%

Council Member; City of Yonkers; Council District 6

• Dee Barbato
  4,439 votes 66%
• Theodore J. Winnicki
  2,240 votes 34%

Proposition 1 Submission of Budget to Legislature by Governor

The proposed amendment to Articles IV and VII of the Constitution would change the process for enactment of the state budget by (a) providing for a contingency budget if the Legislature does not act on the Governor's appropriation bills before the start of the fiscal year; (b) placing limits on the amount of spending during such contingency period; (c) once such contingency period begins, eliminating the requirement that the Legislature act on the Governor's proposed appropriation bills, and instead authorizing the Legislature to end the contingency period by adopting a multiple appropriation bill making changes to the contingency budget, subject to line item veto by the Governor; and (d) authorizing the Legislature, subject to veto by the Governor, to modify the spending limits for future contingency budgets, except that such changes cannot take effect until three years after enactment. The proposed amendment also sets forth certain requirements for the operation of a fiscal stabilization reserve fund, from which money could be disbursed in a subsequent year. It would require estimates and information provided by state departments to the Governor for use in preparing the budget to be available to the public. It would provide a date certain by which the Governor must submit a budget and appropriation bills to the Legislature. It would reduce the time the Governor has to make changes to the budget and appropriation bills submitted to the Legislature without the Legislature's consent from thirty days to twenty-one days. Shall the proposed amendment be approved?

Proposition 2 Preservation, Renewal and Improvement of Transportation

To promote and assure the preservation, renewal and improvement of the state's roads and bridges; subways, trains and buses; waterways and airports; and other vital transportation systems, facilities and equipment for the benefit of the people of the state, shall section one of part I of chapter 60 of the laws of two thousand five, enacted and constituting the "REBUILD AND RENEW NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION BOND ACT OF 2005" authorizing the creation of a state debt in the amount of two billion nine hundred million dollars ($2,900,000,000) for the construction, improvement, reconditioning and preservation of transportation systems and facilities, including the acquisition of equipment be approved?

Proposition Mount_Kisco Library Construction -- Village of Mount Kisco (Bond)
1,051 / 63% Yes votes ...... 613 / 37% No votes

Shall the bond resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mt. Kisco, on September 6, 2005, authorizing the issuance of $8,000,000 serial bonds to pay the cost of the construction of a new two-story approximately 21,500 sq. ft. library building on the site of the existing Village library at 100 East Main St., Mt. Kisco , delegating the power to issue bond anticipation notes and serial bonds to the Village Treasurer, pledging the faith and credit of said Village for the payment of such bonds and notes, determining that the period of probable usefulness of such specific object or purpose is thirty years and that maximum maturity of such serial bonds will exceed five years, and containing an estoppel provision, be approved?

Proposition North_Salem Open Space Preservation -- Town of North Salem (Bond)
783 / 64% Yes votes ...... 441 / 36% No votes

Shall the bond resolution dated August 30, 2005 authorizing the issuance of not to exceed $2,000,000 serial bonds of the Town of North Salem, to pay the cost of the acquisition of parcels of land, or rights or interests in land for passive park purposes and the preservation of open spaces, throughout and in and for said Town, including incidental expenses in connection therewith , at a maximum estimated cost of $2,000,000, providing that the period of probable usefulness of such class of objects or purposes is thirty years, and that the maximum maturity of such serial bonds will exceed five years, delegating to the Supervisor the power to sell and issue such serial bonds and to authorize the issuance of and to sell bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance and sale of such serial bonds, pledging the faith and credit of said Town to the payment of the principal of and interest on such obligations and providing for an estoppel provision, be approved?

Proposition Peekskill Increase Field Library Operating Budget -- City of Peekskill
1,858 / 69% Yes votes ...... 854 / 31% No votes

Shall the annual contribution of the City of Peekskill for the operating budget of the Field Library be increased by Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) to the sum of Five Hundred and Forty Thousand Dollars ($540,000) annually?

Proposition Yorktown Open Space Preservation -- Town of Yorktown (Bond)
3,684 / 61% Yes votes ...... 2,390 / 39% No votes

Shall the bond resolution dated September 6, 2005 authorizing the issuance of $5,000,000 serial bonds of the Town of Yorktown to pay the cost of the acquisition of parcels of land, or rights or interests in land for active and passive park and recreational purposes and the preservation of open spaces, at a maximum estimated cost of $5,000,000, providing a useful life of thirty (30) years and pledging the faith and credit of said Town to the payment of such debt be approved?

Proposition Yonkers-1 Ethics Code -- City of Yonkers (Charter Amendment)
13,304 / 78% Yes votes ...... 3,664 / 22% No votes

Should the Yonkers City Charter be amended to enact a new Ethics Code?

Proposition Yonkers-2 Veteran's Service Agency -- City of Yonkers (Charter Amendment)
9,417 / 59% Yes votes ...... 6,582 / 41% No votes

Should the Yonkers City Charter be amended to require the head of the Veteran's Service Agency to report directly to the Mayor?