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Breaking Story. Voting machines throughout the county have malfunctioned, forcing polling places to collect paper ballots and place them in bags for later tallying, according to eyewitness account, reports on social media and early reports from TV news. At 8:15 a.m., the Board of Elections issued a statement: the board "is aware of an issue involving the thickness of paper...
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Today is Election Day
Polls are open today from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Vote at your assigned polling place.
Voting on Election Day
On the ballot: the races we’re following
State Senate, District 35
Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D) vs. Anthony Merante (R)
Follow the MoneyThe Money Behind the Campaigns
Assembly, District 90
Frank Jereis (D) vs. John Isaac (R)
Follow the MoneyYoung Party Insider: Big Donors and $254K in Public Funds
County Legislature, District 15
James Nolan (R) vs. Kisha Skipper (D)
Follow the MoneyNolan vs. Skipper — A Contest for County Legislature’s Lone Republican-Held Seat
County Legislature, District 17
Wilson Terrero (D) vs. Leslye Oquendo-Thomas (WFP)
Follow the MoneyInsider Terrero Outspends Oquendo-Thomas
Also on the Yonkers ballot
Voting by mail
Return your mail ballot today: drop it at a polling place or the Board of Elections by 9 p.m., or mail it with today’s postmark. Mailed ballots must arrive by Nov. 10.
Already have a mail ballot? You can’t vote on a machine in person, but you can vote by affidavit ballot at the polls.
Sources: Westchester County Board of Elections; NYS Board of Elections, including its Oct. 7, 2026 candidate certification; NYS Attorney General.
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