By Staff

Nov. 4, 2025, 2:00PM: Voters went to the polls on November 3rd and during early voting to cast their votes for several candidates and to vote YES or NO on a proposition to move Bronxville Village Elections from March to November. 

Technical Difficulties

Normally, we would be able to report the election results earlier in the day; however, according to a news release from the Westchester County Board of Elections sent at 10:43 PM on November 3rd, there were technical issues with the voting process.  As a result, we have waited to report the results.

So, what happened?

According to the news release, there were "serious ballot scanner issues" across Westchester County.  The release goes on to say that a "bipartisan team responded immediately by implementing emergency ballot procedures" and that "Every ballot cast today has been secured and remains under bipartisan control to ensure its integrity throughout the process."

Following the closing of the polls at 9:00 p.m, the ballots were "secured" and "transported under police supervision from polling locations to the Westchester County Board of Elections facility in Ardsley, where they remained "under continuous police protection" until counting began.

Finally, the release said that the counting of these ballots was scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on November 4th and that "All procedures, under the direction and oversight of the Board of Elections Commissioners, will be carried out in an orderly, transparent, and efficient manner, consistent with the security requirements established and the standards of election administration that Westchester County voters expect and deserve."

Below are the results of this election as of 2pm on November 4, 2026.

Governor of New York

In the race for Governor, the unofficial results indicate that incumbent Kathy Hochel (Democrat) has prevailed over Bruce Blakeman (Republican). Here is the vote tally as of November 4th at 2pm.  This is Hochel's second term as Governor.

Kathy Hochel: 104,261 (70.34%) WINNER

Bruce Blakeman: 43,807 (29.55%)

Write-in: 163 (.11%)

New York State Attorney General

The unofficial results indicate that incumbent Letitia James (Democrat) has prevailed as New York State Attorney General.  She currently has 69.72% of the vote versus Sarita Komatireddy, who has 30.24%. James has served as New York's Attorney General since 2019. 

Letitia James: 102,634 (69.72 %) WINNER

Sarita Komatireddy: 44,515 (30.24%)

Write-in: 57 (.04%)

Representative in Congress 16th District

The unofficial results indicate that incumbent George Latimer (Democrat) has prevailed as Representative in Congress 16th District over challenger John Cinquemani (Republican).

Latimer currently has 79.3% of the vote versus Cinquemani who has 20.3%.

George Latimer: 59, 956 (79.3%) WINNER

John Cinquemani: 15, 375 (20.34%)

Write-in: 272 (.36%)

State Senator 37th District

The unofficial results indicate that incumbent Shelley Mayer (Democrat) has prevailed as State Senator over challenger Thomas Fix (Republican). Mayer was elected to the New York State Senate in 2018 and has been reelected 5 times.  

Mayer currently has 72.22% of the vote versus Fix who has 27.74%.

Shelley Mayer: 30, 753 (72.22%) WINNER

Thomas Fix: 11, 813 (27.74%)

Write-in: 17 (.04%)

Member of Assembly 88th District

The unofficial results indicate that incumbent Amy Paulin (Democrat/Working Families) has prevailed as Assembly Member 88th District.  She ran unopposed.  Paulin has served the 88th District since 2001.

Amy Paulin: 15,467 (99.44%)

Write-in: 87 (.56%)

Westchester County Board of Legislators, 15th District

The unofficial results indicate that Kisha D. Skipper (Democrat) has prevailed as County Legislator 15th District over incumbent James Nolan (Republican).

Skipper currently has 58.74% of the vote versus Nolan, who has 41.18%.

Kisha D. Skipper: 4,398 (58.74%) WINNER

James Nolan: 3,083 (41.18%)

Write-in: 6 (.08%)

Eastchester Town Supervisor

The unofficial results indicate that Cat Sayles (Democrat) has prevailed as Eastchester Town Supervisor over long-time incumbent Tony Colavita (Republican).

Sayles currently has 51.18% of the vote versus Colavita, who has 48.82%.

Cat Sayles: 2,789 (51.18%) WINNER

Anthony Colavita: 2,660 (48.82%)

Proposition on the Ballot to Move Bronxville Village Elections from March to November

In this election, voters were asked if they wanted to move the Bronxville Village Election from March to November.

The unofficial result of this vote reveals that this resolution has passed overwhelmingly with nearly 64% of the vote. 

It should be noted that this same resolution was on the ballot two years ago and narrowly failed.

The vote tally as of 11/4 at 3pm is as follows. 

A "YES" Vote means Village Election date will change to November: 569 votes (63.79%)

A "NO" Vote means Village Election date will remain in March: 323 votes (36.21%)