City of Rye voters will be able to make the following choices at the ballot box on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. We have noted recent and archival coverage where relevant. Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Additional notes: Write-in spaces are provided for every contest. No ballot propositions or referendum questions appear on the supplied sample ballot.
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1. UNCONTESTED Rye City Councilmember, unexpired term — vote for one
- Emily S. Baldwin — Democratic
- Read: Q&A with City Council Candidate Emily Baldwin
2. UNCONTESTED Westchester County Legislator, 7th District — vote for one
- Anant Nambiar — Democratic
- Read: Q&A with County Legislator Candidate Anant Nambiar
3. UNCONTESTED State Assembly Member, 91st District — vote for one
- Steven Otis — Democratic, Working Families
- Read: New York State coverage archives
4. State Senator, 37th District — vote for one
- Shelley B. Mayer — Democratic, Working Families
- Thomas H. Fix, Jr. — Republican
- Read: MyRye.com New York State coverage archivesÂ
5. State Attorney General — vote for one
- Letitia A. James — Democratic, Working Families
- Saritha Komatireddy — Republican, Conservative
6. State Comptroller — vote for one
- Thomas P. DiNapoli — Democratic, Working Families
- Joseph Hernandez — Republican, Conservative
7. Governor and Lieutenant Governor — vote for one ticket
- Kathy C. Hochul / Adrienne E. Adams — Democratic, Working Families
- Bruce A. Blakeman / Todd Hood — Republican, Conservative, Vote Affordable
8. State Supreme Court Justice, 9th Judicial District — vote for up to three
- Maria G. Rosa — Democratic, Working Families
- George E. Fufidio — Democratic, Republican
- Alden H. Wolfe — Democratic, Conservative
- Richard S. Fava Pastilha — Republican, Conservative
- John Ciampoli — Republican
9. U.S. Representative, 16th Congressional District — vote for one
- George S. Latimer — Democratic
- Joseph J. Cinquemani — Republican
- Watch: League of Women Voters debate
