Here's a complete guide to the upcoming election in East Hampton.
Lisa Finn, Patch Staff
EAST HAMPTON, NY — Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5, and Patch has what you need to know before you head to the polls.
Ballots will include choices for U.S. president, U.S. Congressional races, New York State Senate and New York State Assembly. North Fork voters will vote on propositions, including Proposition 1, the Equal Protection of Law Amendment.
Proposition 2 aims to improve water quality in Suffolk County by upgrading and modernizing wastewater infrastructure and expanding sewers. A dedicated fund, created by an 1/8 penny increase to the county sales tax to 2060, would address the issues.
East Hampton voters will also weigh in on a proposition to transfer a land preserve to Suffolk County.
Early voting began Saturday and extends to Sunday. For complete information on early voting, click here.
Find out what's happening in East Hamptonwith free, real-time updates from Patch.
For more information on your voter registration and polling place and to view a sample ballot, visit the Suffolk County Board of Elections here.
Here are the key races residents in Southampton will see on the ballot:
President of the United States (Elect 1)
Kamala D. Harris
Democratic Party, Working Families Party
Tim Walz (Running mate)
Donald Trump
Republican Party, Conservative Party
J.D. Vance (Running mate)
U.S. Senate New York (Elect 1)
Kirsten Gillibrand (Incumbent)
Democratic Party, Working Families Party
Mike Sapraicone
Republican Party, Conservative Party
Diane Sare
LaRouche Party
Justice of the Supreme Court, 10th Judicial District (Elect 8)
James Matthews Jr.
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Gregg Roth
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Deanna Panico
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Terence Murphy
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Alfred Graf
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Paul Hennings
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
Paul HensleyDemocratic, Republican, Conservative
Andrew Crecca
Democratic, Republican, Conservative
County Court Judge (Elect 2)
Philip Goglas
Republican, Conservative
Peter McGreevy
Republican, Conservative
Family Court Judge, Elect 3
Stuart Besen
Democratic, Conservative
Darlene Jorif Mangane
Democratic
Jordan Katz
Democratic
Carl Copertino
Republican, Conservative
Christopher Brocato
Republican, Conservative
U.S. House New York District 1
Nicholas J. LaLota (Incumbent)
Republican Party, Conservative Party
John Avlon
Democratic Party
New York State Senate District 1
Anthony Palumbo (Incumbent)
Republican Party, Conservative Party
Sarah Anker
Democratic Party, Common Sense Suffolk Party
Member of Assembly, 1st Assembly District
Tommy John Schiavoni
Democratic, Working Families
Stephen Kiely
Republican, Conservative
VOTING TAKES PLACE ON TUESDAY, NOV. 5 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. To find your polling place, click here.
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