Combined ballot

See Also:   Information for the County of Westchester
(Elections Office, local League of Women Voters, links to other county election sites)

Governor; State of New York

• John Clifton, Libertarian
• John J. Faso, Republican, Conservative
• Maura DeLuca, Socialist Workers
• Jimmy McMillan, Rent is Too High
• Eliot Spitzer, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
• Malachy McCourt, Green

Lieutenant Governor; State of New York

• David A. Paterson, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
• Alison Duncan, Green
• Ben O'Shaughnessy, Socialist Workers
• C. Scott Vanderhoef, Republican, Conservative
• Donald Silberger, Libertarian

Comptroller; State of New York

• J. Christopher Callaghan, Republican, Conservative
• Julia Willebrand, Green
• Alan G. Hevesi, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
• Willie Cotton, Socialist Workers
• John J. Cain, Libertarian

Attorney General; State of New York

• Martin Koppel, Socialist Workers
• Rachel Treichler, Green
• Andrew M. Cuomo, Democratic, Working Families
• Jeanine Pirro, Republican, Independence, Conservative
• Christopher B. Garvey, Libertarian

United States Senator

United States Senator

• Roger Calero, Socialist Workers
• Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
• William Van Auken, Socialist Equality
• John Spencer, Republican, Conservative
• Howie Hawkins, Green
• Jeffrey T. Russell, Libertarian

United States Representative

United States Representative; District 17

• Jim Faulkner, Republican, Independence, Conservative
• Eliot L. Engel, Democratic, Working Families

United States Representative; District 18

• Richard A. Hoffman, Republican, Conservative
• Nita M. Lowey, Democratic, Working Families

United States Representative; District 19

• John Hall, Democratic
• Sue W. Kelly, Republican, Independence, Conservative

State Senate

State Senator; District 34

• Jeffrey D. Klein, Democratic, Working Families
• Joseph J. Savino, Republican, Independence, Conservative

State Senator; District 35

• Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Democratic
• Nick Spano, Republican, Independence, Conservative

State Senator; District 36

• Curtis Brooks, Republican, Conservative
• Ruth H. Thompson, Democratic, Working Families

State Senator; District 37

• Suzi Oppenheimer, Democratic, Working Families

State Senator; District 40

• Michael B. Kaplowitz, Democratic, Working Families
• Vincent L. Leibell, III, Republican, Independence, Conservative

State Assembly

Member of the State Assembly; District 87

• Barbara Snyder, Republican, Conservative
• J. Gary Pretlow, Democratic, Independence

Member of the State Assembly; District 88

• Jim Coleman, Republican
• Amy R. Paulin, Democratic, Independence, Working Families

Member of the State Assembly; District 89

• Adam T. Bradley, Democratic, Independence, Working Families

Member of the State Assembly; District 90

• Sandra R. Galef, Democratic, Independence, Working Families

Member of the State Assembly; District 91

• George S. Latimer, Democratic, Independence, Working Families

Member of the State Assembly; District 92

• Richard L. Brodsky, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
• Gerard R. Gershonowitz, Conservative

Member of the State Assembly; District 93

• Shelley B. Mayer, Democratic, Working Families
• Mike Spano, Republican, Independence, Conservative

Member of the State Assembly; District 99

• Greg Ball, Republican
• Willis H. Stephens, Jr., Conservative, Independence
• Kenneth P. Harper, Democratic, Working Families

Justice; New York Supreme Court; District 9 (2 Elected)

• Sam D. Walker, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
• Alan D. Scheinkman, Democratic, Independence, Conservative
• Rory Bellantoni, Republican, Conservative, Working Families
• Joseph Cerreto, Republican

Westchester County Court; County of Westchester

• Jeffery Cohen, Democratic, Independence, Working Families
  150,736 votes 64%
• Charles Devlin, Republican, Conservative
  82,371 votes 35%
• Raymond Belair, Right to Life
  4,133 votes 2%

Westchester County Family Court; County of Westchester

• Sandra Edlitz, Democratic, Independence, Conservative, Working Families
  157,012 votes 67%
• Peter Kuper, Republican
  72,009 votes 31%
• Anthony J. DeCintio, Jr., Right to Life
  5,248 votes 2%

Municipal

Village Trustee; Village of Ardsley (2 Elected)

• Beverly A. Levine
  1,206 votes 50%
• Gary J. Malone
  1,188 votes 50%

Village Justice; Village of Ardsley

• Walter Schwartz
  1,236 votes 100%

Village Trustee; Village of Dobbs Ferry (3 Elected)

• David Koenigsberg
  1,995 votes 21%
• Laurence Dengler
  1,908 votes 20%
• Scott Seskin
  1,870 votes 20%
• Francis Farrington
  1,642 votes 17%
• Hartley Connett
  1,137 votes 12%
• Catherine Kay
  1,011 votes 11%

Councilman; Town of Eastchester

• Michael Cahalin
  5,226 votes 51%
• Barry Kramer
  4,985 votes 49%

Councilman; Town of Lewisboro

• Edward W. Brancati
  2,744 votes 57%
• Thomas Herzog
  1,686 votes 35%
• Robert Meyer
  381 votes 8%

Village Trustee; Village of Mamaroneck (3 Elected)

• Thomas A. Murphy
  3,136 votes 20%
• Antoinette Pergola Ryan
  3,118 votes 20%
• John Hofstetter
  2,928 votes 19%
• Joseph Angilletta
  2,121 votes 13%
• Anthony Fava, Jr.
  2,045 votes 13%
• Gerard O'Donnell
  1,911 votes 12%
• Walter Rogers
  518 votes 3%

Village Justice; Village of Mamaroneck

• Richard E. Lanza
  3,742 votes 100%

Village Trustee; Village of Mount Kisco (2 Elected)

• Peter DiChiara
  1,826 votes 42%
• Peter Grunthal
  1,732 votes 40%
• Richard Flynn, Jr.
  825 votes 19%

Library Trustee; Village of Mount Kisco (3 Elected)

• Philip Menna
  392 votes 34%
• Eileen Polese
  389 votes 33%
• Nicole Shreves
  386 votes 33%

Library Trustee; Village of Mount Kisco; Unexpired Short Term

• Jonathan Hirsh
  385 votes 100%

Town Justice; Town of Mount Pleasant

• Nicholas C. Maselli
  7,094 votes 100%

Councilman; City of Mount Vernon

• Yuhanna J. Edwards
  11,873 votes 100%

City Court Judge; City of Mount Vernon

• Mark A. Gross
  10,361 votes 100%

Mayor; City of New Rochelle

• Noam Bramson
  12,272 votes 100%

Councilmember; City of New Rochelle; District 5

• Barry Fertel
  2,642 votes 87%
• Stephen S. Hansen
  382 votes 13%

Councilman; City of New Rochelle; District 2

• M. Cristina Selin
  1,629 votes 100%

Mayor; Village of Ossining

• William R. Hanauer
  2,888 votes 57%
• John A. Perillo
  1,794 votes 35%
• Donald DeBerardinis
  423 votes 8%

Village Trustee; Village of Ossining (2 Elected)

• Marlene Cheatham
  3,111 votes 35%
• Catherine Borgia
  2,995 votes 34%
• Anthony O. Parise
  1,653 votes 19%
• Maria V. Gagliardi
  597 votes 7%
• Steven H. Kern
  492 votes 6%

Village Trustee; Village of Ossining; Unexpired Short Term

• Susanne Donnelly
  3,421 votes 100%

Councilman; Town of Ossining

• Martha Dodge
  6,401 votes 100%

Receiver of Taxes; Town of Rye

• Nicholas Mecca
  5,817 votes 100%

Councilmember; City of White Plains

• Dennis Power
  9,894 votes 70%
• Cass Cibelli
  4,261 votes 30%

Proposition Briarcliff-Manor-1 Bond Resolution for Village Library Addition -- Village of Briarcliff Manor (Majority approval required)
Pass: 1,433 / 54% Yes votes ...... 1,211 / 46% No votes

Shall the qualified electors of the Village of Briarcliff Manor, a municipal corporation of the State of New York, located in the County of Westchester, approve a bond resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees of such Village on September 22, 2006, entitled "Bond Resolution, dated September 22, 2006, authorizing the issuance of up to $4,000,000 aggregate principal amount serial bonds of the Village of Briarcliff Manor, County of Westchester, State of New York, pursuant to the Local Finance Law, to finance the costs of the acquisition, construction and reconstruction of an addition to the Village library," and which authorizes the issuance of up to $4,000,000 of such Village's general obligation bonds supported by the pledge of such Village's faith and credit, such bonds to have a maximum maturity of 25 years?

Proposition Peekskill-1 Budget Increase for The Field Library -- City of Peekskill
1,790 / 75% Yes votes ...... 583 / 25% No votes

Shall the annual contribution of the City of Peekskill for the operating budget of The Field Library be increased by Thirty-five Thousand ($35,000.00) Dollars to the sum of Five Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand ($575,000.00) Dollars annually.

Proposition Yonkers-1 Proposed Charter Amendment No. 1 -- City of Yonkers (Special Election for Filling Vacancies)
16,668 / 83% Yes votes ...... 3,388 / 17% No votes

Shall the Yonkers City Charter be amended to include a special election in the process for filling a vacancy in the office of City Council President and City Councilmember and thereby reduce the time that a vacancy can be filled by appointment?

Proposition Yonkers-2 Proposed Charter Amendment No. 2 -- City of Yonkers (Environmental Review Process)
12,517 / 63% Yes votes ...... 7,386 / 37% No votes

Shall the Yonkers City Charter be amended to preserve the unlimited time period for preparation of a draft environmental impact statement and to establish a one year extendable time period for completion of the final phase of the environmental review process?

Proposition Yonkers-3 Proposed Charter Amendment No. 3 -- City of Yonkers (Public Bidding of Contracts)
17,084 / 85% Yes votes ...... 3,045 / 15% No votes

Shall the Yonkers City Charter be amended to conform to state law requirements for public bidding and approval of public works and purchase contracts?