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2026 June Primary Election - Unofficial Results
2026 June Village Election - Certification
**The result of the 2026 Webster Village General Election between Michael J. Morency (R, C) and Brian McGraw (Webster Neighbors) for Village Trustee is that the candidates have received exactly equal numbers of votes. The current tally accounts for all election day and mail-in ballots. A full manual recount of all ballots has already occurred. The result is now certified and final.Under New York State law, when no single candidate has received the highest number of votes in a general election, no winner can be declared and the office becomes vacant at the end of the current term. The resulting vacancy can then be filled according to the standard process provided by law.
We anticipate that this village trustee seat will be on the ballot again in the 2027 Village General Election.**
PRIMARY ELECTION 2026
Certification of Candidates - 2026 Primary Election
Primary Election 2026 Notice to Candidates & Party Chairs (Rev 7/1/26)
JUNE VILLAGE ELECTIONS 2026
June 16, 2026 - Elections Held
2026 June Village Election - Certification
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Webster Village Election
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GENERAL ELECTION 2026
Independent Petitions Filed by Party and Office Name - 2026 General Election
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Administering Elections In Monroe County
The Board of Elections Department of Monroe County is responsible for administering elections in Monroe County to maintain and facilitate participation in a democratic system of government. The Monroe County Board of Elections conducts all national, state, county, city, and town elections. The structure of this agency, its responsibilities, and its duties are mandated by New York State Election Law. Guidelines for procedures are provided by the rules and regulations defined by the New York State Board of Elections.
The Monroe County Board of Elections is administered by two Commissioners of Elections who serve four-year terms. The Commissioners are elected by the county committees of each political party and the Monroe County Legislature confirms their appointment. The Commissioners, each assisted by a Deputy Commissioner and a full-time staff (with equal representation of Democrats and Republicans) provide the technical, clerical, and mechanical skills necessary to provide services; bilingual assistance; information, and statistical data to county legislators, other county departments, governmental agencies and to the public.
Jackie Ortiz
Democratic Commissioner
Natalie Sheppard
Democratic Deputy Commissioner
Peter D Elder
Republican Commissioner
David W Reilich
Republican Deputy Commissioner
Commissioner Meeting Motions
This link takes you the News & Media tab, which includes a running list of Commissioner Motions and official decisions made by the Board of Elections, maintained for transparency and public reference.
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