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Westchester County, NY November 8, 2005 Election
County Legislator; County of Westchester; Legislative District 8 Voter Information

Salary: $43,000

(Elmsford, part of Greenburgh, part of Mt. Pleasant, Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown, part of White Plains)

Duties: Among these are to enact laws dealing with the Cnty. and its residents, to adopt an annual budget and to levy taxes, to determine the structure of Cnty. govt. and the number of Cnty. employees and their salaries and to initiate new projects and programs as the need arises. There are 17 Cnty. Districts.

Candidate Statements: Candidates were asked to make a statement in 30 words or less identifying and prioritizing the most important issues facing their District and the Cnty. as a whole.

Results as of Jan 28 5:50pm, 100% of Precincts Reporting (48/48)
Candidates (Vote for 1)

Lois T. Bronz 6,605 votes 100%

  • Party: Democratic, Working Families
  • Occupation: Member County Legislature; Retired Educator
  • Residence: Greenburgh (White Plains)
  • Education: B.A., Xavier U.,'48; M.A., Wayne State U. (MI),'61
  • Statement: Affordable housing, senior programs, Domestic Violence prevention, fair labor, fiscal stability, focus on family and children, environmental policies and safety and security represent a full agenda for all of West.
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