County Legislator James Nolan Announces Reelection Campaign

I am proud to announce my campaign for re-election as Westchester County Legislator for District 15—a decision I was honored to share at last night’s Teamsters Local 456 meeting. As a proud member of Teamsters Local 456, I was especially pleased to share this announcement with my fellow union members. Proud to also announce that I have received the Teamsters endorsement as well!

Serving our community has been the honor of a lifetime. During my term, I have stood up for working families, public safety, and taxpayers—pushing back against reckless spending, one-party rule, and policies that make Westchester less affordable and less safe.

As the only Republican on the Westchester County Board of Legislators, I have been a strong, independent voice focused on results, not politics—working across the aisle when it benefits our communities and never backing down from defending my constituents, union jobs, law enforcement, and our neighborhoods.

There is more work to do. I am ready to continue fighting for the residents of Yonkers, Bronxville, and Eastchester, and to work to make Westchester strong, safe, and affordable. I am ready to continue my work for the everyday working men, women, seniors, and youth I have served time and time again.

I respectfully ask for your support as I seek re-election to continue serving the District. 15.

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