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Incumbents David Hoffman and Kimberlee Schultz and candidate Thomas Gubernatis Jr. were the top three vote-getters Tuesday in the race for three New Windsor Town Council seats.
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New Windsor residents must file for town council candidacy in the May 9 election by Monday afternoon.
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New Windsor has a new mayor. But Neal Roop isn’t exactly new to the job.
Andrew Green, a 15-year resident of New Windsor, finished with 194 votes for mayor against three-term incumbent Neal Roop’s 166. Turnout was high, with 355 ballots cast out of 1,164 registered voters.
Kevin Cornick, a member of the planning commission who has lived in New Windsor for some 25 years, Austin Fogarty, a newcomer to politics who have lived in New Windsor since 2013 and William Holl, who grew up in New Windsor and said he has attended nearly every council meeting since returning to town in 2018, are the candidates.