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Three Lewis County Villages Holding Elections Tuesday, March 19

March 18, 2019   08:00 a.m. Updated 11:55 a.m.  By: Nick Altmire
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    Lewis County, NY- Three Lewis County villages will be holding elections on
    Tuesday, with two contested mayor races on the ballot.

    In Lowville, village residents will select a new mayor, in addition to filling two of
    the four seats on the village Board of Trustees. Current mayor Donna Smith
    decided to not seek a third term to the four-year post.

    Polls will be open from noon to 9 p.m., with voting taking place at the Village
    Office- located at 5535 Bostwick Street.

    Voters will choose between two candidates for mayor, current deputy mayor and
    village trustee Joe Beagle and Lewis County director of economic development/
    IDA director Eric Virkler. (See our question & answer forum with the candidates)

    There are two candidates on the ballot for a pair of trustee seats, current trustee
    Ed Murphy and Mike Leviker, a parks and recreation deputy at the Lewis County
    Sheriff's Office. Tim Widrick, a Lewis County code enforcement officer and owner
    of the Judge's Quarters Bed & Breakfast, has launched a write-in campaign.
    Voters wishing to select Mr. Widrick will need to write his name in at the bottom
    of the ballot.


















                              SAMPLE BALLOT for VILLAGE of LOWVILLE

    In Copenhagen, the polls will be open from noon to 9 p.m., with village residents
    casting their ballots at the Village Office, located at 9915 State Route 12.

    There will be two candidates on the ballot for mayor, former mayor Kenneth R.
    Clark and current trustee Kim Vogt.

    There are three candidates for a pair of trustee seats, with no write-in campaigns
    announced. Incumbents Gerald Snyder and Mark Souva, along with former
    trustee Gary Parker, will each appear on the ballot, with voters selecting two
    choices.

    In Castorland, there are two candidates for two trustee seats. Mervin Moser and
    Cliff Lehman will be on the ballot, with voters selecting two choices. Polls in
    Castorland are also open from noon to 9 p.m., with voting taking place at 4892
    State Route 410.
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