Election Districts and Leaders
Contact your district leader by completing the form below.
District Number | District Leaders | Polling Location |
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1 | Ben Herman | Douglas G Grafflin School |
2 | Christopher Weddle Michael Wolfensohn |
Millwood Fire Company No. 2 |
3 | Steven P. Goldenberg Stanley Kogelman |
New Castle Town Hall |
4 | Gail Markels Elise K. Mottel |
Roaring Brook School |
5 | Jeffrey Kuduk Joseph Stasko |
New Castle Town Hall |
6 | Lori G. Morton Cheryl Dorfman |
Douglas G Grafflin School |
7 | Lawrence Bahr Sondra L. Pardes |
Mt. Kisco Presbyterian Church |
8 | Leslie Peterson Daniel Peterson |
Horace Greeley High School |
9 | Iris Lachaud Kristin Lore |
Mt. Kisco Presbyterian Church |
10 | Marie Short Eric Marmon |
Westorchard School |
11 | Randee Glazer Jane Silverman |
Westorchard School |
12 | Dawn Greenberg Beth Sauerhaft |
Roaring Brook School |
13 | Hyman Lubin Louise W. Lubin |
Horace Greeley High SChool |
14 | Sue M. Meany Kent E. Thomas |
Westorchard School |
15 | Jennifer Bounds Victoria E. Alzapiedi |
Mt. Kisco Presbyterian Church |
16 | Maggie Christ Robin J. Stout |
Roaring Brook School |
Registration
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Voter LookupWhat does a District Leader do?
New Castle is broken into Election Districts (ED). Registered voters of each ED vote at a specific polling place each primary and election day. Each ED generally has two registered party members known as District Leaders (DL) that serve a two-year term.
DLs get petition signatures every year for Democtratic candidates to enable them to appear on the ballot. NCDC District Leaders endorse Democratic candidates at a local, county, state and national levels and assist in their campaigns.