We are Hyde Park Democrats.
We are residents of Hyde Park who believe that getting involved in local politics is both a responsibility and an opportunity. Local government shapes daily life here, from property taxes and zoning to our schools, roads, public safety, and the Hudson riverfront. We work to elect Democrats who share our values and to build a stronger community in the town the Roosevelts called home.
Left to right: Gregory Komar, Marc Prine, Russell Urban-Mead, Rogerrio Rodriguez, Paul Donnelly
Next eventMeet the Town Supervisor CandidateSunday, August 9, 4:00 to 6:00 PM
Details and RSVPEverything comes down to November 3
The entire town government is on the ballot this year, along with state and federal offices. Here is how to be ready, and who we are working to elect.
Last day to register or update your address in time to vote in the general election.
Nine days of in person early voting before Election Day. Hours vary by day.
The whole town government is on the ballot, plus state and federal offices. Polls open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Everything you need to vote
Registering, checking your status, and finding your polling place each take just a few minutes. Start here.
Register to Vote
New to Hyde Park or never registered? Sign up online through New York State in minutes.
Register nowCheck Your Status
Confirm that you are registered, see your party, and verify your address is current.
Look it upFind Your Polling Place
Locate your Election Day site and early voting locations through the Dutchess County Board of Elections.
Find itKey Deadlines
Registration cutoffs, early and absentee request dates, and every date that matters.
See the datesDemocrats already at work for Hyde Park
These are the Democrats serving our town right now, from the Town Board to the highway department. Give us a full board in November and we can do more.
Ward 1 CouncilmanMarc Prine
Town of Hyde Park
Superintendent of HighwaysRay Davis
Town of Hyde Park
Receiver of TaxesCindy Todd
Town of Hyde Park
"The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little."Franklin D. Roosevelt
Second Inaugural Address, 1937. A son of Hyde Park, New York.
Change starts on your block.
Knock on doors, register voters, host a meet and greet, or simply stay in the loop. The committee meets monthly and there is a role for every schedule. Add your name and we will be in touch.
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