Westschester County Legislator James Nolan: This Election is Far from Over

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ELECTION UPDATE – DISTRICT 15

November 10, 2026

I want to provide everyone with an update as the Westchester County Board of Elections continues counting the remaining absentee ballots and over 5,000 affidavit ballots from across Westchester County.

The race for County Legislator in District 15 has NOT been determined, and this election is far from over.

We remain hopeful, determined, and committed to seeing this process through to the very end. Our fight to continue representing the hardworking residents of Yonkers, Bronxville, and Eastchester is not over, and we will continue pursuing every avenue available to ensure that every legally cast vote is properly counted.

I also want to sincerely thank the dedicated employees of the Westchester County Board of Elections who continue working tirelessly to ensure that every vote is counted accurately and fairly. Their hard work and dedication throughout this process deserve recognition and appreciation.

Most importantly, I want to thank every single person who has reached out, expressed their support, offered encouragement, and continued to stand with me throughout this process. Your messages, phone calls, and unwavering support mean more to me than words can express.

We are not giving up, we are not backing down, and we will continue fighting until every vote is counted and the final outcome is determined.

I will continue to keep everyone informed as updates become available.

Thank you for standing with me and for believing in the work we have done for District 15.

James Nolan

Westchester County Legislator | District 15

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