Lawler holds NY-17 Seat

Lawler holds NY-17 Seat

Congressman Mike Lawler (R, Pearl River) has defeated former Democratic Congressman Mondaire Jones in the 17th Congressional District. โ€œFolks, tonight the Hudson Valley told Mondaire Jones to beat it,โ€ remarked Lawler, to a cheering crowd of supports. โ€œI canโ€™t thank each and every one of you enough for everything youโ€™ve done to make this happen,โ€ [โ€ฆ]

A Proposition on New York Ballots Could Safeguard Abortion Rights

A Proposition on New York Ballots Could Safeguard Abortion Rights

This election cycle, voters will see a new proposition, Prop 1, on their ballots. This proposition, called the New York Equal Rights Amendment, will update the stateโ€™s previous constitutional language to prevent discrimination. While the stateโ€™s current protections include โ€œrace, color, creed [and] religion,โ€ the updates from Prop 1 would include: โ€œethnicity, national origin, age, [โ€ฆ]

Two vying for Orangetown Council seat

Two vying for Orangetown Council seat

Orangetown Board member Dan Sullivan (R/C) is being challenged for his seat by a local banker and community volunteer, Chrissy Knapp (D) on the November 5 ballot. Sullivan, an accountant who served on the Zoning Board of Appeals for two decades, was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Town Board a year ago and [โ€ฆ]

AG announces election protection hotline

AG announces election protection hotline

State Attorney General Letitia James has announced that her officeโ€™s Election Protection Hotline is available during early voting and through the general election on Tuesday, November 5th. The hotline can troubleshoot and resolve a range of issues encountered by voters, including issues voting by absentee ballot, early mail ballot, or in-person at their polling place. [โ€ฆ]

Clarkstown Justice faces Democrat challenger

Clarkstown Justice faces Democrat challenger

Clarkstown Justice Darren Epstein (R) is competing against Keith Braunfotel (D) this election cycle for the spot in Clarkstownโ€™s judiciary branch. Town Justices serve four year terms beginning January 1st, and serve the public by conducting and managing arraignments, as well as presiding over small claims court, traffic violations, evictions, and misdemeanors.  Braunfotel has lived [โ€ฆ]