2013 Southampton Town Voters Guide

Election Day is Tuesday in Southampton Town. Learn about the candidates and ballot proposition by following the links below. And stay turned to Patch Tuesday night to be among the first to learn the election results.

Southampton Town Supervisor (vote for one)

• Anna E. Throne-Holst – I, D, WF (incumbent)

Southampton Town Council (vote for two)

• Bradley B. Bender – D, I, WF

• Stan Glinka– Republican Southampton Now, C

Southampton Town Trustees (vote for five)

• John V. Bouvier - D, WF

• Scott M. Horowitz - R, I, C

• Bill Pell — D, I, C, WF (incumbent)

• Eric L. Schultz - D, I, C, WF (incumbent)

Southampton Highway Superintendent

• Alex D. Gregor– D, I, WF (incumbent)

• David A. Betts – R, C

Suffolk County Legislator 2nd District

• Jay Schneiderman — I, D, WF

• Chris Nuzzi — R, C

For more on this race, click here.

Southampton Town Clerk

• Sundy A. Schermeyer — D, R, I, C

Southampton Town Justice (vote for two)

• Deborah E. Kooperstein — D, R, I, C, WF

Justice of the Supreme Court 10th Judicial District (Vote for any four)

• John M. Galasso — D, R, I

• Paul E. Hennings — C

• Matthew G. Hughes — I, C

• Arthur G. Pitts — D, R, I (incumbent)

• David T. Reilly — D, R

• Gary J. Weber — R

• Hope S. Zimmerman — D, I, C

Family Court Judge (Vote for one)

• John Kelly — D, I, WF (incumbent)

• Deborah Poulos — R, C

District Attorney

• Thomas J. Spota III — D, R, I, C (incumbent)

County Treasurer

• Angie M. Carpenter — D, R, I, C (incumbent)

Sheriff

• Vincent F. De Marco  — D, R, C, I (incumbent)

Propositions:

Proposal One: An amendment authorizing casino gaming.

Proposal Two:  An amendment for additional civil service credit for veterans with disabilities certified post-appointment.

Proposal Three: An amendment for exclusion of indebtedness contracted for sewage facilities.

Proposal Four: An amendment settling disputed title in the Forest Preserve.

Proposal Five: An amendment in relation to land exchange in the State Forest Preserve with NYCO Minerals, Inc.

Proposal Six: An amendment increasing age until which certain state judges can serve.

Proposal Seven: Proposition: Shall resolution No. 812-2011, as amended by Resolution No. 217-2012, Adopting a charter law to authorize use of development rights for municipal emergency, fire and public safety corporations and library districts be approved?

Proposal Eight: A proposition. Shall a Local Law entitled, "A Local Law authorizing the extinguishment of a portion of a scenic and slope conservation easement totaling approximately 5,692 square feet on lot #84 of the subdivision map known as 'the pines, east parcel,' East Quogue in exchange for the encumbrance of approximately 6,050 square feet elsewhere on lot #84' be approved?

For more information on the ballot proposals, click here for information from the League of Women Voters.

Voting

To find out where you can cast your ballot, click here.