Bedford Democratic Committee announces candidates for November election
BEDFORD, N.Y. - At its January meeting, the Bedford Democratic Committee (BDC) officially endorsed a slate of candidates for the 2025 election cycle, reaffirming its commitment to experienced leadership and community-driven governance.
The BDC has endorsed the following candidates:
Bedford Town Supervisor Ellen Calves, who has served in the role since 2022, secured the endorsement for re-election. Under her leadership, the town has maintained its AAA bond rating, kept the budget under the tax cap, and secured grants for downtown improvements in Bedford Hills. Her priorities continue to be affordability, housing, resiliency, and sustainability.
Stephanie McCaine, a lifelong Katonah resident, received the BDC’s endorsement for re-election to the Bedford Town Board. Committed to sound policy and effective governance, McCaine has served as a liaison to the Bedford Police Department and the Recreation and Parks Department, ensuring that decisions are data-informed to serve the best interests of all residents.
Midge Iorio, a long-time community advocate through roles at Bedford 2030, which she has led for the past 13 years, the Katonah Chamber of Commerce, KVIS and the Katonah Elementary School PTO, was endorsed to fill the Town Board seat being vacated by Andrés Castillo, who has chosen not to seek re-election.
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