Who is on the ballot this Election Day? Here is the rundown

GREENE COUNTY―It’s that time of year again. Leaves are falling, crockpots are on the counters, pumpkin spice is in everything and Election Day is near.

The 2026 General Election is Tuesday, November 3 and polls are open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Early voting runs from October 24 until November 1 at Greene County Board of Elections, 411 Main Street in Catskill.

Election day polling site locations and early voting hours, as well as information on mail-in ballots and voter registration, can be found at greenecountyny.gov/departments/board-of-elections or by calling 518-719-3550.

The following federal, state, county and town offices are on the ballots this year:

Governor

Incumbent Kathy C. Hochul is running with lieutenant governor candidate Adrienne E. Adams on the Democratic (D) and Working Families (WF) lines.

Bruce A. Blakeman is running with lieutenant governor candidate Todd Hood on the Republican (R), Conservative (C) and Vote Affordable lines

Comptroller

Incumbent Thomas P. DiNapoli (D, WF)

Joseph Hernandez (R, C)

Attorney General

Incumbent Letitia A. James (D, WF)

Saritha Komatireddy (R, C)

Representative for Congress – 19th District of New York

Incumbent Josh Riley (D, WF)

Peter K. Oberacker (R,C)

State Senate – 41st District

Incumbent Michelle Hinchey (D, WF)

Patrick Sheehan (R, C)

State Assembly

Janet S. Tweed (D, WF)

Marcus Molinaro (R)

State Supreme Court Justice – 3rd Judicial District

Amy E. Joyce and Jennifer G. Sober are running unopposed on the Democratic line for two open seats.

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Greene County

Jeffrey J. Low is running unopposed for district attorney on the Republican and Conservative lines.

John DelVecchio is running unopposed for county coroner on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Ashland

Mark J. Skula is running unopposed for town supervisor on the Republican line.

Town Clerk/Tax Collector Heather L. Younes and Superintendent of Highways Richard E. Tompkins are all seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican line.

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Athens

Town Supervisor

Incumbent Michael N. Pirrone (D, One Athens)

Karen F. Dudley (R)

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Cairo

Town Supervisor

Incumbent Debra A. Bogins (R, C)

Stephanie Fisher (D, Cairo First)

Town Council – One-Year, Unexpired Term

Incumbent Stephen G. Brandow (R, C)

David Fisher (D, Cairo First)

Tax Collector

Incumbent Susan Hilgendorff (D, Cairo First)

Barbara J. Jobson (R, C)

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Catskill

Town Justice Rick Jacobs is seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Coxsackie

Town Supervisor Richard K. Hanse, Town Clerk/Tax Collector Bambi Hotaling and Superintendent of Highways Scott H. Eldred are all seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Durham

Town Supervisor Shawn D. Marriott is seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Greenville

Town Supervisor Paul J. Macko, Town Clerk/Tax Collector Jessica Lewis, Superintendent of Highways Michael A. Dudley and Town Justice Kevin R. Lewis are all seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines.

John R. Ingalls is running unopposed for a one-year unexpired term on the town board on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Halcott

Town Supervisor Samatha A. Wickham, Town Clerk Patricia L. Warfield, Superintendent of Highways Russell C. Bouton and Tax Collector Robin M. White are all seeking reelection unopposed on the Democratic and Republican lines.

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Hunter

Town Supervisor Sean S. Mahoney and Superintendent of Highways Robert J. Blain, Jr. are both seeking reelection unopposed on the Democratic, Republican and Conservative lines.

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Jewett

There are no town offices on the ballot this year.

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Lexington

Town Supervisor Robert Riccardella and Superintendent of Highways Kevin Simmons, Jr. are both seeking reelection unopposed on the Democratic and Republican lines.

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New Baltimore

Town Supervisor

Incumbent Denise Taber (D, Hills and River)

Barbara M. Finke (R, C)

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Prattsville

Town Supervisor Greg T. Cross, Town Clerk Theresa C. Whitworth and Tax Collector Carole Cangelosi are all seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Windham

Town Supervisor

Incumbent Thomas F. Hoyt (R, C)

Connor Exum (D)

Tax Collector Katherine Murray is seeking reelection unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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