Election Districts and Leaders
To contact your district leader, fill out the form at the bottom of the page.
District Number | District Leaders | Polling Location |
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1 | Mehdi Jamei Jennifer Klein |
Douglas G Griffin School |
2 | Michael Weinberg Michael Wolfensohn |
Millwood Fire Company No. 2 |
3 | Steven P. Goldenberg Elise K. Mottel |
New Castle Town Hall |
4 | Gail Markels Jonathan B. Rosenbloom |
Roaring Brook School |
5 | Jeffrey Kuduk Joseph Stasko |
New Castle Town Hall |
6 | Lori G. Morton Cheryl Dorfman |
Douglas G Griffin School |
7 | Lawrence Bahr Tracy Stein |
Mt. Kisco Presbyterian Church |
8 | Jason Alex Kaplan Julie H. Doyle |
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 | Craig E. Penn Victoria E. Alzapiedi |
Mt. Kisco Presbyterian Church |
16 | Jan L. Wells Kristen P. Browde |
Roarding Brook School |
Registration
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Voter LookupWhat does a District Leader do?
New Castle is broken into Election Districts (ED) where as many as 1,000 voters may reside. 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 local, county, state and national levels and assist in their campaigns.