Hudson Valley Election Day 2023: What to know
Residents across the Hudson Valley head to the polls today to decide key local races.
Some of the top local offices up for election this year include Dutchess County executive, City of Poughkeepsie mayor, City of Newburgh mayor and Town of New Windsor supervisor, as well as several legislature seats in Sullivan, Ulster and Dutchess counties.
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Voters cast their ballots in Town of Poughkeepsie
A steady stream of voters stopped by to cast their ballots at the New Hamburg Fire District in the Town of Poughkeepsie Tuesday morning.
In addition to county races, voters here will decide between Rebecca Edwards and Jon J. Baisley for town supervisor.
Races to watch in Orange County
In the City of Newburgh, three candidates are vying for the mayor spot: Republican John N. Giudice, Democrat Torrance R. Harvey and Independent Hael V. Stewart-Fisher.
In the Town of New Windsor, voters will choose their town supervisor between Republican Stephen A. Bedetti, and Colin J. Schmitt, who's running on the Conservative line.
Check your town's races on the Orange County sample ballots site.
Races to watch in Dutchess County
In the City of Poughkeepsie, Democrat Yvonne D. Flowers and Republican Anthony M. LaRocca Jr. are vying for the mayoral spot.
Dutchess County voters will also decide the county executive race, between candidates Susan J. Serino, a Republican, and Tommy Zurhellen, a Democrat.
Check your town's races on the Dutchess County sample ballots site.
What time are polls open on Election Day?
Polls are open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Early voting took place between Oct. 28 and Nov. 5 at various polling locations across the Hudson Valley.
Where can I vote in person?
Check here for polling locations in each county:
Check back for more updates.
This article originally appeared on Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: Hudson Valley NY Election Day 2023: Live updates
