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County residents will have a number of decisions to make on Tuesday, November 3.


In Westfield, Republican-endorsed incumbent Martha Bills will face-off against former Village of Westfield Mayor Ron Catalano. Catalano is endorsed by the Democratic Party.


Meanwhile, Republican’s Ray Schuster and Carl Vilardo are looking to hold their seats against Democratic challengers George Kolibar and David Spann. Democrat Josh Freifeld is also battling Republican incumbent Tim Smith for the position of Town Clerk.


Dave Babcock is running unopposed for the town’s highway superintendent spot, and Jerry LaPorte is seeking re-election as town justice.


Republican Doug Richmond is also seeking re-election to his County Legislature seat, which includes Westfield and parts of Ripley.


In the Town of Chautauqua, four candidates are competing for two open board seats. Republicans Tom Carlson and David Ward are seeking the spot, as well as Democrats Bryan Howard and Bill Burnett.


Republicans James Fischer and Dave Narducci are seeking re-election as town justices.


In the County Legislature race for the 17th District, Republican Richard Babbage and Democrat Patrick Lucariello are battling for an open spot.


Meanwhile, Republican incumbent county legislator Fred Croscut is seeking re-election in the 29th district. He is being challenged by Democrat Christopher Kowal.


Tim Wendell is also seeking re-election as highway superintendent.


In Clymer, Democrat Howard Holthouse, Republican John Holthouse and Republican Russell Hunink are seeking election to the town board. Martha Keys, a Democrat, is seeking election as tax collector.


In the county legislator race, Republican incumbent James Caflisch is competing against Democratic challenger Ronald Vahl for the 21st Legislative District.


In French Creek, Republican incumbent David White is seeking re-election as town supervisor. He is running unopposed.


Meanwhile, Republican Arlene Bemis is running for re-election to her town clerk position, Republican Christopher Hill is seeking the open town justice spot, and incumbent Lois Sphon, a Democrat, is running for tax collector.


Vahl and Caflisch are also running for the County Legislature.


In the Town of Mina, Rebecca Brumagin, a Democrat, is seeking re-election as town supervisor.


Democrat Michelle Wellacher and Republicans Dennis Luce and Denis Cooper are all running for town board.


Republican Paul Scarem is running for highway superintendent, and Republican Craig Kinney is seeking the town justice spot.


The Town of North Harmony Supervisor position will also be up for grabs, as Republican incumbent Sally Carlson is being challenged for the spot by Democratic challenger Catherine Peterson.


Republican’s Frank Stow and Richard Sena are also seeking spots on the town board. Nancy Thomas, a Republican, is running for town clerk.


In the highway superintendent’s race, Republican incumbent Gary Ryan is seeking re-election. He is being challenged by John Best, who is endorsed by the Taxpayers Party.


Republican incumbent Jay Gould is running against Democrat challenger Bobbie Caswell for the 19th Legislative District.


The Town of Portland will feature Democrat Jerry Boltz and Republican Rick Manzella running for a trustee seat.


Meanwhile, Roxane Sobecki is seeking re-election as town clerk, as is Dan Schrantz for town supervisor.


Democrat Charles Kelley and Republican Ronald Delcamp are battling for the position of highway superintendent.


Robert Myers is running unopposed for Town of Portland justice.


In Ripley, Democrats Doug Bowen and Patricia Hathaway are seeking election to the town council.

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