Incumbent Republican Town Supervisor Wendy O'Reilly rolled over challenger Jerry Fairbairn by a wide margin to win reelection in the town of Hardenburgh
In the town of Lloyd Incumbent David Plavchak on the Conservative and Republican lines, coasts past first-time Democratic challenger Stuart Weiss to win reelection as town supervisor.
Voters in Marbletown approve by a narrow margin extending the town supervisor's term to four years while electing first-time Democratic highway supervisor Lou Cardinale.
Voters in the town of Marlborough approve a proposal to increase the Sarah Hull Hallock Library's operating budget and narrowly vote down extending the supervisor's term to four years
Voters in the town of New Paltz overwhelmingly approved by a margin of 75% to 25% a 9.9% increase totaling $65,000 in the town's contribution to Elting Memorial Library to $721,000 annually.
In the village of Ellenville, First-time Candidate Evan Trent, running on the Republican and Ellenville Together lines, unseats 21-year-incumbent Mayor Jeffery Kaplan to win a four-year term.
First-time Democrat Alfred Sylvester leads incumbent Republican Ed Moore in the town of Kingston Highway Superintendent race by five votes in a race that was too close to call. All other races are uncontested.
Kingston Mayor Steve Noble and Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger embrace after giving victory speeches at Democratic Party HQ at Keegan Ales in Kingston.
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