IRVINGTON, N.Y. The polls in Irvington will be opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 9 p.m. on Tuesday for several town and county elections. Here's everything you need to know about the candidates that will appear on your ballot.
Need to find your polling place? The Westchester Board of Elections has put together a 'Find Your Polling Place' service on its website.
Village of Irvington Referendum
Should the village allow raffles to take place within the village?
Greenburgh Town Supervisor
Paul Feiner (incumbent)
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Working Families, Independence
Education: Bachelor's degree from Fordham University, law degree from St. John's Law School
Experience: 10 terms as town supervisor, eight years as a Westchester County Legislator
Goals: Feiner wants to consolidate government, bring new businesses to Greenburgh, begin mulching leaves, reconstructing a new Tappan Zee Bridge and turning the old Tappan Zee Bridge into a high line.
Greenburgh Town Clerk
Party Affiliations: Independence
Judith Beville (incumbent)
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Working Families
Greenburgh Town Justice
Party Affiliations: Independence, Working Families
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Independence, Working Families
Arlene Gordon-Oliver (incumbent)
Party Affiliations: Democrat
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Independence
Read more about the Greenburgh Town Justice race from our primary coverage.
Greenburgh Town Council
Kevin Morgan (incumbent)
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Working Families, Independence
Education: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Archbishop Stepinac High School, Westchester Community College
Experience: Greenburgh Town Council, Greenburgh Planning Board, Legal Aid Society of Westchester Criminal Investigator, 21 years on the Greenburgh Police Force, 10 years with the Fairview Fire Department, member and former president of the Elmsford Rotary Club, and work in Greenburgh Comptroller's office and engineering office.
Goals: Morgan says the toughest challenge right now is the economy. He wants to look at what's going on in the town and see if there's something that can be done to make the town run better and save money.
Westchester County Board of Legislators District 12
MaryJane Shimsky (incumbent)
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Working Families
Education: Bachelor's degree from Yale University, law degree from New York University Law School
Experience: Elected February 2011 to the Board of Legislators, former community relations director for Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, vice chair Westchester County Democratic Committee, chair Hastings Democratic Committee, executive committee member of the Greenburgh Democractic Party, five years as an Assistant District Attorney in the Manhattan District Attorney's office appeals bureau
Goals: Shimsky wants to make government more cost-effective, improve and repair infrastructure and focus on environmental issues.
John Russo (write-in candidate)
Party Affiliations: Republican, Conservative, Independence, Working Families
Education: Bachelor's degree
Experience: Former school board member, retired real estate broker
Goals: Russo wants to lower taxes through lowering spending, rehabilitating the Tappan Zee Bridge and utilizing alternative sources of energy.
New York State Supreme Court (three candidates running for two seats)
Party Affiliations: Republican, Conservative
Education: Bachelor's degree from Manhattan College, law degree from New York Law School
Experience: Special Referee in the Supreme Court, former Yonkers City Court Judge.
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Republican, Independence, Conservative, Working Families
Experience: Acting Supreme Court Justice, former Westchester County Judge
Party Affiliations: Democrat, Independence, Working Families
Education: Bachelor's degree from SUNY Plattsburgh, law degree from New York Law School
Experience: 28-year practicing trial and appellate attorney based in White Plains. Marx has represented several types of cases before the state Supreme Court.
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