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CORTLANDT MANOR, N.Y. Election day is Tuesday, and Cortlandt voters will cast their votes for Westchester County Legislator, District 9 and District 1. The Town of Cortlandt is split into two county legislative districts. District 1 covers North Cortlandt and Buchanan, while District 9 covers the southern portion of Cortlandt, Croton, Ossining and Briarcliff Manor.
Candidates for Westchester County Legislator, District 1, are incumbent John Testa, running as an Independent, Conservative and Republican, and Michael Kane, who is running as a Democrat and Working Families Candidate.
Candidates for Westchester County Legislator District 9 are Catherine Borgia, who is running as a Democrat, Independence and Working Families candidate, and Susan Konig. Borgia is the current Ossining Town Supervisor, Konig is a former Village of Croton trustee, who is running as a Conservative and Republican. There is no incumbent for this race, because county legislator Bill Burton is retiring.
Cortlandt voters will also elect a town justice. Incumbent Daniel McCarthy is running as a Conservative, Independence and Republican candidate. Former Westchester Assistant District Attorney, Frank Priolo, is running for town justice as a Democrat.
The Cortlandt Town Supervisor, Linda Puglisi, and two councilmen, Richard Becker and Frank Farrell will be on the ballot on Tuesday, but are running unopposed. Puglisi has been the Cortlandt Town Supervisor for over 20 years, and Becker is planning a run against Nan Hayworth for her congressional seat in the 2012 house election.
To find your polling location you can check on the Westchester County Board of Elections website, with the polling place locator, or you can look at our list of polling locations for the Town of Cortlandt.
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