East Hampton Town Candidates 2021 General Election

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October 20, 2021

Supervisor, Elect 1

Peter K. Van Scoyoc (D, W.F.)

Kenneth I. Walles (R, C)

Jeffrey Bragman (I)

Town Clerk

Carole A. Brennan (D, R, C)

Superintendent of Highways

Stephen K. Lynch (D, I)

Town Justice

Steven Tekulsky (D, R, C, W.F.)

Councilperson, Elect 2

Kathee Burke-Gonzalez (D, W.F.)

Cate Rogers (D, W.F.)

George B. Aman (R, C)

Joseph B. Karpinski (R, C)

John P. Whelan (I)

Assessor

Eugene De Pasquale (D, R, C)

Trustee, Elect 9

William F. Taylor (D, W.F.)

John M. Aldred (D)

Susan F. McGraw-Keber (D, W.F.)

David J. Cataletto (D, W.F.)

Michael L. Martinsen (D)

Timothy A. Garneau (D, W.F.)

Francis J. Bock (D)

Benjamin P. Dollinger (D)

James C. Grimes (D, R, C)

Reginald W. Cornelia (R, C)

Lona Rubenstein (R, C)

Alfred P. Schaffer (R)

Deborah Ann Schwartz (R)

David H. Talmage (R)

Manuel Vilar Jr (R)

Willy J. Wolter (R, C)

Richard P. Drew II (W.F., I)

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