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Westchester County, NY November 3, 2009 Election
County Legislator; Westchester County; Legislative District 3 Voter Information

2 Year Term Ending 2011.

Results as of Mar 11 4:10pm, 100% of Precincts Reporting (53/53)
Candidates (Vote for 1)
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John M. Nonna Click here for more information about this candidate 6,143 votes 100%

  • Party: Democratic, Independence, Working Families
  • Occupation: County Legislator/Attorney
  • County Legislator 2007 to present
  • Mayor, Village of Pleasantville 1995-2003
  • Trustee, Village of Pleasantville 1990-1995
  • Acting Village Justice 1982-1989
  • Law Assisant, New York Court of Appeals 1975-1977
  • New York University School of Law. Juris Doctor
Priorities:
  • Controlling the cost of County and local government and reducing property tax burden
  • Open and responsive government and representation of constituents; Promoting citizen participation in resolving issues
  • Preservation of open space and drinking water supply, promoting controlled development and addressing energy consumption

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