Mamaroneck-Area School District Voters Guide

MAMARONECK, NY — New York residents are asked to vote on their local school district's budget and board of education by mail this year because of the new coronavirus pandemic. New York's 700 districts ordered absentee ballots and envelopes for every registered voter.

That meant that problems such as the paper shortage plaguing communities during the beginning of the pandemic became problems for the districts.

Under Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive order, ballots must be returned to the District Clerk by 5 p.m. June 9 though some political officials are trying to have the deadline extended.

Here are fast facts about the ballots in Mamaroneck.

Mamaroneck School District

Voting information

Board of Education

There are three candidates running for two Board of Education positions: They are Steven Goldstein, incumbent Sam Orans and Robert Weisstuch. School trustees serve three year terms and are unpaid.

School budget

• Proposed for 2020-21: $142,609,792
• Increase over current spending: 1.96 percent
• Tax levy increase: 1.76 percent

If not mailed, ballots can be dropped off in dropbox located outside main entrance of Mamaroneck High School from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on June 9 only.

Rye Neck School District

Voting information

Board of Education

There are four candidates running for two Board of Education positions: They are incumbent Deborah Aulfinger, Devina O'Reilly, incumbent Jennifer Rubin and Matthew Tauber. School trustees serve three year terms and are unpaid.

School budget

• Proposed for 2020-21: $44,545,814
• Increase over current spending: 3.37% percent
• Tax levy increase: 3.68 percent

If not mailed, ballots can be dropped off in the drop box at the District Clerk's office, 310 Hornidge Rd. in Mamaroneck between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday, June 8 and Tuesday, June 9.