Summary
Westchester voters are hitting the polls for a high-stakes special election to replace George Latimer as county executive. The race pits Democrat Ken Jenkins against Republican Christine Sculti, and the winner will steer local policies that directly affect daily life in White Plains.
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Elections cost taxpayer money to run, but the real financial impact will depend on which candidate wins and how they manage the county budget and your taxes.
Voters get a direct say in who runs the county, making sure their local interests are represented at the top.
No groups negatively affected
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Jenkins, Sculti to Face Off in Special Election for County Executive
Westchester voters will soon go to the polls to choose between Democrat Ken Jenkins and Republican Christine Sculti in a special election that will determine who completes the term of former county executive George Latimer. Early voting begins this S...
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