Your Guide to the 2011 Elections in New Rochelle

Election day is Tuesday.

New Rochelle voters will decide who will be mayor for the next four years and will cast ballots for all six seats on the City Council.

Polling places open at 6 a.m. and close at 9 p.m. Because there was redistricting due to the 2010 census, some polling places may have changed. The county Board of Elections mailed reminders to registered voters recently, but if anyone has a question, they can go to

http://citizenparticipation.westchestergov.com/find-polling-place.

Make sure the instructions on street abbreviations are followed exactly—do not use a "period"—and have all street names spelled correctly.

The mayor and City Council are elected for four-year terms. The mayor's salary is $89,000. Councilmembers receive $33,000.

Below are the races on the ballot Tuesday in New Rochelle. Follow the links to articles on the candidates.

Mayor
, incumbent, Democratic, Working Families
, Republican, Conservative, Independence

District 1
Roberto Lopez, Democratic, Working Families, Independence
Louis Trangucci, incumbent, Republican, Conservative
Neither completed a questionnaire sent to all council candidates.

District 2
Albert Tarantino, incumbent, Republican, Conservative, Independence, Working Families.
He did not complete a questionnaire sent to all council candidates.

District 3
, incumbent, Democratic, Working Families, Independence
, Republican

District 4
, Democratic, Working Families
, Republican, Conservative, Independence

District 5
, incumbent, Democratic, Working Families
, Republican, Conservative, Independence

District 6
, Democratic, Working Families
, Republican, Conservative, Independence

County Legislators (two-year term; salary: $49,200)

District 7
Judy Myers, incumbent, Democratic, Working Families, Independence
Suzanna Keith, Republican, Conservative

District 10
John Fitzpatrick, Democratic, Working Families
Sheila Marcotte, Republican, Conservative, Independence

District 11
James Maisano, incumbent, Republican, Conservative, Working Families

Justice of the State Supreme Court, Ninth Judicial District
(14-year term; salary: $136,700)
Vote for two
Robert Di Bella, Democratic, Republican
Paul Marx, Democratic
Edward Borrelli, Republican

For a list of polling locations near you, please enter your address information on the county Board of Elections Web site here.

• To print out a ballot with candidate information before you head to the polls, visit www.vote411.org and click on the "online voters' guide." You will be able to get additional information on candidates and print out this information for Election Day.
• Once you've completed your ballot in the private booth on Election Day, you'll bring the ballot over to the ImageCast Optical Scan voting machines, and feed either end into the scanner where it will be read and depostited into a metal box. For more information, please click here for the League of Women Voters complete voter's guide. 
• To look up your voter information, please visit the Vote411 Web site here.