General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026 · Local and district races
Source: Clinton County Board of Elections, Certification for the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election (candidates and propositions) (accessed Oct 19, 2026). Names are shown as listed by the source. Which district races you see depends on where you live; check yours at New York voter lookup (State Board of Elections).
| Office | Candidates |
|---|---|
| County offices | |
| County Sheriff | David N Favro (D) vs. Brent Davison (R, C) |
| County Coroner | R. Scott Ewing (D) vs. Cliff Berg (R, C) |
| Courts & justices of the peace | |
| State Supreme Court Justice, 4th Judicial District Vote for 4 | Bradley M. Wanner (D), Christine M. Clark (D), Tom Buchanan (R, C), John T. Ellis (R, C), Kate Hogan (R, C), Keith S. Massey Jr (R, C) |
| Surrogate Court Judge | Jaime A Douthat (D, WF) vs. Hilary Rogers (R, C) |
| Town Justice, Town of Ausable | Jeffrey P Kelley (D) vs. Kolby Furnia (R) |
| City & town offices | |
| City Councilor, Ward 2, City of Plattsburgh | Jim Evans (D) vs. Damion Gilbert (R, Community First) |
| City Councilor, Ward 5, City of Plattsburgh | David Monette (D) vs. Marvin D Shaw Jr (WF) |
| Town Councilperson (1-year unexpired term), Town of Dannemora | Lauren Lyon (D) vs. Zachary A Hoyt (R) |
| Tax Collector, Town of Ellenburg | Christine M Gregory (D) vs. Amanda Kerr (R) |
| Superintendent of Highways, Town of Saranac | Gerald Delaney (D, R) vs. John Fountain Jr (Saranac First) |
Also on every Clinton County ballot: Governor, Comptroller, Attorney General, your U.S. House district, your State Senate and Assembly districts and any statewide proposals.
Copied from the county board's scanned certification. It lists no candidate for City of Plattsburgh Ward 3 City Councilor (1-year unexpired term) or for Town of Clinton Town Clerk. Propositions: a City of Plattsburgh charter revision, and two Town of Clinton local laws making the town clerk and tax collector appointed. The Town of Altona councilperson race is printed as "vote for up to" with no number, so "Vote for" is left blank. The State Supreme Court race is from the State Board of Elections certification.
Party lines as printed by the county board (D = Democratic, R = Republican, C = Conservative, WF = Working Families; other parties and independent lines are spelled out). New York allows "fusion" voting: a candidate can appear on several party lines, and the votes on every line count together.
Town, city and village races are listed under each municipality; you vote only in the ones where you live, and county legislature and court races by district. Governor, U.S. House, State Senate and Assembly are on the state page. Seats per race ("Vote for N") are as printed by the board; where the board's list does not say, the page shows "see your ballot".
One candidate per seat on the list (write-ins may still be possible).
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