Westchester County & Local Elections
Election Day: Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025
Early Voting: NOW through Sunday, Nov. 2, 2025
You probably know of NYC’s Mayoral election, but did you know we have IMPORTANT ELECTIONS RIGHT NOW for ALL of Westchester County, and for many of its localities, and for judgeships in various courts. There is also a New York statewide proposed Constitutional Amendment (Proposition 1) relating to land use in the Adirondacks.
Contested races for public office include, among others:
Westchester County
Contested races in local governments include, among others:
Town of Mamaroneck
See below for links to recordings of Candidates Forums recently conducted by the League of Women Voters on most of those County and Town of Mamaroneck races.
Judicial Candidates
Additionally, there are various judgeships on the ballot, including, among others:
Learn About the Candidates
In addition to candidates’ websites and other publicly available sources, the highly respected and strictly non-partisan League of Women Voters recently conducted Candidates Forums in some of the contested County* and local races, and the recordings are publicly available.
For the County Executive Candidates Forum, go to: Recording of LWVW-Conducted Candidate Forum for Westchester County Executive Now Available
For the Candidates Forums for the County Board of Legislators District 7, the Town of Mamaroneck Councilmembers, and the Town of Mamaroneck Supervisor, go to: Stream the LWVLM Forum: Town & County Candidates
LWV Candidates Forums in some other contested races can be found via the website of the League of Women Voters of Westchester at www.lwvw.org or at local LWV websites linked there.
* Note: The League of Women Voters did not conduct a Candidates Forum for the Westchester County Clerk candidates, stating: “Thomas M. Roach (D) had agreed to participate in a virtual candidate forum but Sheila Marcotte (R) declined LWVW’s invitation, citing a full -calendar. … A forum with only one candidate present is an “empty chair” meeting and is prohibited by LWVW policy. LWVW regrets that this proposed voter education event will not be occurring.”
What’s on YOUR Ballot?
The Westchester County Board of Elections now makes address-specific ballot information available to voters on its website. See below. Also included on the Westchester County Board of Elections website is a link to www.vote411.org, a project of the League of Women Voters, where voters can find useful voter information about candidates and ballot proposals in elections here and throughout the U.S. (Please share!) These resources will enable you to find ballot content for your specific address or locality, including all offices and candidates and information about New York State Proposition 1 on this year’s ballot.
Voting Information: Westchester County Board of Elections
Important voting information can be found at the Westchester County Board of Elections website, here: https://citizenparticipation.westchestergov.com/
During Early Voting, now through Sunday, Nov. 2, voters may vote at any of the 25 voting locations in the county, including two in New Rochelle (City Hall Annex and United Methodist Church), and the Mamaroneck Town Center. Early Voting hours vary. For Early Voting hours and locations, go HERE. Or refer to the large white postcard recently mailed by the County Board of Elections to registered voters.
On Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4th, voters may vote only at their assigned polling place, from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
All registered voters in Westchester County are eligible to vote in this election.
For voting information about Absentee or Early Vote-By-Mail Ballots, and other voting questions, contact the county Board of Elections at 914-995-5700 or visit its website HERE. (The BoE offices recently relocated to 445 Hamilton Ave., 8th Floor, White Plains, but phone numbers and email addresses remain the same.)
From the county’s Board of Elections webpage, you can find your ballot and polling place, register to vote and learn how to request an early mail/absentee ballot
Be sure to vote! Your vote is your voice!
