Ulster County

2017 ELECTIONS

PRIMARY ELECTION CANDIDATES

List of Primary election candidates here:
http://ulstercountyny.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2017%20Primary%20Election%20for%20web.pdf

COUNTY-WIDE RACES

State Supreme Court
Karen Peters of Woodstock is leaving. Ulster County Democratic Committee has endorsed Julian Screibman. The final Dem nominee will be decided at the NY State Judicial Convention in September.

County Comptroller
Incumbent Elliott Auerbach is running unopposed.

LEGISLATIVE RACES BY DISTRICT

The Ulster County Legislature is comprised of one representative each from 23 legislative districts. The Legislature enacts laws, approves budgets of county tax dollars, sets compensations and contracts, and responds to constituents.

LD	Town	Current Legislator	Challengers
1	Saugerties	Mary Mawro (R)	Michael MacIssac (D)
2	Saugerties (Town/Vil)	Chris Allen (D)	Joseph Maloney (R)
3	Saugerties (Town, Ulster)	Dean Fabiano (R)	Ron Miller (D)
4	Ulster	James Maloney (R)	Laura Hartmann (D)
5	Kingston (City)	Peter Loughran (D)	Lynn Eckert (D) – primary
6	Kingston (City)	Dave Donaldson (D)	—
7	Kingston (City)	Jennifer Schwartz Berky (D)	Brian Woltman (R)
8	Esopus	OPEN SEAT	Laura Pettit (D), Ira Weiner (I)
9	Lloyd, Plattekill	Herb Litts (R)	Pam Krimsky (D)
10	Lloyd, Marlborough	Mary Beth Maio (R)	Russell Gilmore (D)
11	Marlborough	Richard Gerentine (R)	—
12	Plattekill	Kevin Roberts (R)	Glenn Geher (D)
13	Shawangunk	Ken Ronk (R)	—
14	Shawangunk, Wawarsing	Craig Lopez (R)	Andrew Zink (D)
15	Warwarsing, Ellenville	OPEN SEAT	Julius Collins (D) Cassie Spoor (R)
16	Gardiner, Shawngunk	Tracey Bartels (NP)	Kathy Miller (R)
17	Esopus, New Paltz	James Delaune (D)	—
18	Hurley, Marbletown	Rich Parete (R)	Doug Adams (D)
19	Marbletown, Rosendale	Manna Jo Greene (D)	—
20	New Paltz (Town, Village)	Hector Rodriguez (D)	—
21	Rochester, Wawarsing	Ronald Lapp (R)	Lynn Archer (D)
22	Denning, Hardenburgh, Olive, Shandaken	John Parete (C)	Kathy Nolan (D) Cliff Faintych (R)
23	Hurley, Woodstock	Jonathan Heppner (D)	—

DISTRICT MAP

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NY STATE BALLOT PROPOSITIONS

There are currently three statewide ballot measures that will appear on the backside of the ballot.

• Constitutional Convention

• Pension Forfeiture for Convicted Officials Amendment

• Forest Preserve Land Bank Amendment

There may be more measures by November.

2017 ELECTION DATES

NYS GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Poll hours: 6 am – 9 pm

General Election – Registration Deadines

Oct. 13 Mail Registration for General: Last day to postmark application for general election and last day it must be received by board of elections by Oct. 18.
Oct. 13 In person registration for General: Last day application must be received by board of elections to be eligible to vote in general election. If honorably discharged from the military or have become a naturalized citizen since October 13th, you may register in person at the board of elections up until October 28th.
Oct. 13 Change of Party Enrollment: Last day to accept a change of enrollment.
Oct. 18 Changes of address for General received by this date

General Election – Absentee Ballot Deadines
Oct. 31 Last day to postmark application or letter of application for general election ballot.
Nov. 6 Last day to apply in person for general election ballot.
Nov. 6 Last day to postmark general election ballot. Must be received by the county board no later than Nov. 14th. Nov. 7 Last day to deliver general election ballot in person to county board, by close of polls on election day.

CURRENT ELECTEDS UP FOR RE-ELECTION IN 2018

CONGRESSMAN
John Faso (R) (NY19)

STATE SENATORS (Map)
Sen. William Larkin (R) (SD39)
Sen. John Bonacic (R) (SD42)
Sen. George Amedore (R) (SD46)
Sen. James Seward (R) (SD51)

STATE ASSEMBLY (Map)
Brian Miller (R) (AD101)
Peter Lopez (R) (AD 102)
Kevin Cahill (D) (AD 103)
Frank Skartados (D) (AD 104)