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Marion Anderson Makes Rye History as First Black City Council Member

Anderson traces her roots in civic engagement back to her mother, who kept her politically aware from a young age.
James Ward celebrates with Amy Kesavan and Marion Anderson and a woman with her back to the camera
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Rye Democratic Ticket Sweeps Election, Takes Newly Aligned Majority on City Council

City Council candidates James Ward, Amy Kesavan, and Marion Anderson each rang up 19 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results from the Westchester County Board of Elections.
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Nambiar Easily Fends Off Van Kuller in Increasingly Contentious Westchester Legislator Race 

Early returns show Nambiar garnering 65 percent of the vote, according to unofficial tallies from the county Board of Elections.
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Nathan Tops Henderson, McCabe in Unpredictable Mayoral Race

Mayor-elect Nathan guaranteed that there will be a new comprehensive plan, referencing the city's plan which hasn't been updated since 1985.
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Ken Jenkins Reelected County Executive in Landslide Win Over Westchester Rival

Jenkins, a Democrat, is the first Black county executive in Westchester history.
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Polls Close, Results Roll in For Mayor and Council Races 

The polls have officially closed.
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Early Voting Numbers in Rye Plummet to 30% of 2024 Turnout — Democratic Voters Nearly Double GOP

The 1,241 tallies were way off last year's numbers, when 4,083 Rye residents voted early with a presidential election on the ballot.
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On The Record: The Last Hours Before Election Day

In the final stretch before Election Day in Rye, The Rye Record news team sits down to dissect this year's intriguing race for mayor and City Council.
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County Legislator Candidates Differ on the State of Playland, the Westchester-Owned Amusement Park 

One thing both candidates seemed to agree on was that the crown jewel of the Westchester public parks system does not need to be profitable.
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Video: Mayoral Candidates Sound Off on the Issues That Matter Most — Like the Best Coffee in Town

The three candidates were grilled by The Record during an intense lightning round of questioning in the run-up to Election Day.

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