Marvin Elected to Fourth Term as Mayor of Bronxville

 With 70 votes in Tuesday’s election, Republican mayor Mary Marvin has been elected to her fourth term as mayor of Bronxville, according to village administrator Harold Porr.

Along with the mayoral position, two trustee seats were also filled: Current trustee Robert Underhill was elected to his fourth term on the board with 62 votes, according to Porr.

And former trustee Donald Gray was elected to the board with 61 votes, according to Poor.

Gray previously served on the board in the mid-90’s and was tapped to fill the seat by Glenn Bellitto earlier this year when Bellitto was named to the Eastchester town board.

A total of 71 votes were cast in the election, according to Porr, who said the election is certified as of Tuesday night. 

At the republican at the end of January, Marvin made a few comments before receiving the official nomination.

“We have a great team, we enjoy working together...” Marvin said, “It’s a huge responsibility and I have to say we might not always make every decision that everyone loves but we sure can tell you we spend a lot of time and really take our duties seriously.”

As of about 6 p.m. at the polls at village hall today, election inspector Thomas Andruss called the turnout “light,” noting that it’s not an unusual situation in an uncontested election. 

Residents who did cast their ballot in the election voted on the as opposed to the  ImageCast optical scan voting machines used in this past November’s election.

Andruss said voters were “very happy that the old machines are back.”