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.
Next eventCelebrating Russell's victorySaturday, November 14, 6:00 to 9:00 PM
Details and RSVPHyde Park chose Russell.
Hyde Park elected Russell Urban-Mead as Town Supervisor on Tuesday, November 3, and re-elected Marc Prine, Gregory Komar and Paul Donnelly to the Town Board. Russell takes office in January.
Thank you to every volunteer who knocked a door, made a call or put up a sign, and to every neighbor who voted. Results are unofficial until certified by the Dutchess County Board of Elections.
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See the datesYour Democrats in Hyde Park government.
These are the Democrats serving our town, from the Town Board to the highway department. A Democratic supervisor and a Democratic majority on the Town Board take office in January.
Town Supervisor-electRussell Urban-Mead
Town of Hyde Park. Takes office January 2027.
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.
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