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Washington — Nov. 2, Election Day, was busy in the Town of Washington and Village of Millbrook. With many issues pending in the adjacent communities, registered voters wanted to make sure they weighed in on who would be running their municipal boards.
TOW unofficial results
The municipal elections on Nov. 2 did not, for the most part, have a lot of drama, but there were a few oddities.
This year, for reasons that are not immediately apparent, there were many petitioning candidates, including a few incumbents and several individuals who are well known in their communities.
From left, Amenia siblings Connor Deister, 4, and Cody, 7, invited local voters to perform their civic duty by casting their ballot in this year’s election. The two accompanied their mother, Jessica, to one of Amenia’s polling places at Immaculate Conception Church on Lavelle Road. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
AMENIA — Following a heated race for the Town Board, registered voters in the town of Amenia prioritized casting their ballots on Tuesday, Nov. 2.
PINE PLAINS — After listening carefully to candidates about their vision for the town’s future, Pine Plains voters were eager to get out to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 2, to cast their ballots in this year’s election.
NORTH EAST — Ready to take part in one of this country’s most important governmental processes, registered voters in the town of North East went to the NorthEast-Millerton Library Annex on Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 2, to vote for their choice of candidates to fill the two open seats on the North East Town Board.
The Millerton News’ candidate profiles for Town Board and town supervisor follow below. The candidates each wrote 100 words about themselves to share with voters why they should be elected.
Buffy Arbogast (D)
The Millerton News’ candidate profiles for Town Board and town supervisor follow below. The candidates each wrote 100 words about themselves to share with voters why they should be elected.
Meg Winkler (NOP)
The Millerton News’ candidate profiles for Town Board and town supervisor follow below. The candidates each wrote 100 words about themselves to share with voters why they should be elected.
Brad Rebillard (R, Amenia Strong)
The Millerton News’ candidate profiles for Town Board and town supervisor follow below. The candidates each wrote 100 words about themselves to share with voters why they should be elected.
Diana Woolis (D)
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