“I bring a fair and unbiased reputation to this election, based on my leadership of the Westchester Bar Association and its 2,000 members. I want people to feel comfortable when they come to court no matter who they are, and have confidence that I can bring honesty, integrity and impartiality to the court. I have always sought to build bridges between the legal system and the community and I’m running with four other amazing candidates for Supreme Court who will also do that,” said Hyer.
County Executive George Latimer recently endorsed Hyer, Davis, Greenburgh Judge Christie D’Alessio and Yonkers Judge Tom Quinones. “I’ve done my homework and that’s why I’m endorsing, Tom Davis, Jim Hyer, Judge Tom Quiñones and Judge Christie D’Alessio. They are four candidates that possess the experience, integirty and compassion to serve the citizens of our community. Let your voice be heard on Nov. 2,” said Latimer.
Hyer and Davis have also been endorsed by the Westchester County Corrections Officer Benevolent Association, The Hispanic Law Enforcement Officers Association, Teamster Local 456, Westchester-Putnam AFL-CIO, Yonkers Firefighters Local 628-State Senator Shelley Mayer, Mayor Mike Spano, and the Westchester-Putnam Building Trades Council.” Several Bar Associations have found the candidates “Well Qualified” to serve as a Supreme Court Justice.
Tom Davis and Jim Hyer have been campaigning all over Westchester County because they want the people to know that there is an important election on Nov. 2, but also that early voting starts on Oct. 23. You can also vote by absentee ballot.
Voter turnout will be one of the determining factors in this year’s election. Don’t sleep on election 2021, and who your Supreme Court Judges will be for the next 14 years.