Politics & Government

Southampton 2019 Elections: Candidates, Polling Places, Hours

Check out what you need to know before hitting the polls on Tuesday.

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SOUTHAMPTON, NY — People from all across the country — including Southampton residents — will get the chance to cast their votes and elect their representatives on Tuesday.

Here's what you need to know before hitting the polls:

Election day - Tuesday, Nov. 5

Time - 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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Where to vote - Click here for a map of Suffolk County voting locations.

Candidates

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Southampton Town:

Supervisor - Incumbent Jay Schneiderman (D) is being challenged by Gregory Robins (R) and Alex Gregor (Libertarian, Independence)

Receiver of Taxes — Gordon Herr, a Democrat, is facing off against Theresa Kiernan (R).

Town Justice: Gary Weber (R) is running unopposed.

Town Board: Democrats John Bouvier and Craig Catalanotto are running against Republicans Richard Martel and Charles McArdle, as well as Hannah Pell (Independence).

Trustees: Voters can pick five of the following trustee candidates: Bill Pell, Ann Welker, David Mayer, Eric Shultz, Andrew Brosnan, Thea Fry, Megan Heckman, Scott Horowitz, Donald Law, Edward J. Warner, Jr., and Fred Havemayer.

Suffolk County Executive - Incumbent Steven Bellone (D) is being challenged by John Kennedy Jr. (R) and Gregory-John Fischer (Lib).

Suffolk County Legislature District 2 - Incumbent Bridget Fleming (D) is being challenged by Linda Kabot (R).

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