Politics & Government
Bedford Democratic Committee Endorsements For Town & County Offices
Incumbents Bobbi Bittker, Ellen Calves, Tom Catoliato and Erika Pierce garnered unanimous support from the BDC in the 2023 election cycle.

BEDFORD, NY — Incumbents earned the support of their party ahead of the upcoming election.
The Bedford Democratic Committee (BDC) announced its endorsement of candidates for the 2023 campaign season.
The committee said that experience mattered, noting that each of the incumbents is experienced, tested and an active member of the Bedford community.
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Seeking reelection are Supervisor Ellen Calves of Katonah, Councilmembers Bobbi Bittker of Bedford Hills and Tom Catoliato of Bedford Village, as well as Westchester District 2 County Legislator Erika Pierce of Katonah, all of whom were unanimously endorsed.
"These officials, who were duly elected by a majority of voters across Bedford, have served the community well by developing and enacting policies and legislation to improve the environment, manage a responsible budget, enhance public infrastructure and boost public safety, all while holding the line on taxes, clearly deserve to be re-elected," BDC Chair Mark Dembo said in a statement naming the endorsed candidates. "Their proven track record and commitment to delivering innovative and effective nonpartisan local government results will keep Bedford moving forward together."
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The move represents more than just an endorsement, according to BDC officials.
"The Bedford Democratic Committee is excited to support these candidates in their important work in our town and county government," Dembo explained. "Their accomplishments, goals and community dedication are congruent with the values of constituents across each of Bedford’s hamlets, and the BDC will work diligently to help them get reelected in November."
To appear on the ballot, candidates need to collect signatures from registered Democrats in the town of Bedford. The collection period begins February 28 and runs through April 2.
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