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Primary Elections September 12 for Number of Town and Village Posts
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    Lewis County, NY- Primary elections will be held on Tuesday, September 12
    in a number of local towns and villages, to pick candidates for the General
    Election in November.

    To be eligible to vote in the Primary Election you must be registered  with the
    party holding the Primary. Polls will be open from noon until 9 PM in the
    municipalities holding a primary.

    In the Town of Lyonsdale, there are Republican Party Primary Elections in
    races for Town Supervisor and Town Council. David Butts and Philip
    Boardman are both seeking the Republican ticket for Town Supervisor. Keith
    F. Todd, Nacncy O'Brien Dailey, and William Marmon are all vying for two
    spots on the November ballot for Town Council. Voters will vote for two
    candidates, with the top two appearing on the November ballot as Republican
    candidates.

    In the Town of Osceola, a Primary Election for Republicans will take place in
    the race for Town Clerk. Ginny Churchill will be facing off against Mallory
    Sullivan Douglas.

    In the Town of West Turin, Republicans and Conservatives will both hold a
    Primary Election for the position of Town Highway Superintendent, with Robert
    Greene and Douglas S. Salmon competing for the nomination of both parties.

    The Village of Constableville will hold a Republican Primary Election for the
    post of Village Mayor. Alan F. Klossner and Wayne Gerhartz are both seeking
    the Republican line in the November election.

    In the Village of Harrisville, three candidates are seeking two spots on the
    Republican line in the November election for Village Trustee. Kelly Ritz,
    Richard Malbeuf and Thomas Best are seeking the position, with the top two
    moving onto the November election as Republican candidates.

    For any questions or for more information, contact the Lewis County Board of
    Elections at 315-376-5329.