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About Us The Bedford Democratic Committee is made up of your neighbors working to better our community, in affiliation with the Democratic Party. We welcome you to join us, and thanks for your interest. The Bedford Democratic Committee usually meets the 2nd Thursday of every month, but there can be changes, so please check this website before the meeting or let us know that you will be attending. Use the "Contact Us" page or just send an email to us: info@bedfordNYdemocrats.org

NEXT MEETING Date: Thursday, August 13, 2020 Usual meeting time 7:00 PM In 2020, normally we are meeting on the "second Thursday" at the Bedford Hills train station beginning at 7:00 pm punctually. However, due to Covid-19 concerns, we are meeting online using Zoom until further notice. And due to scheduling conflicts, the monthly meeting may not be on the second Thursday... Sign up for the BDC mailing list

Sweeping Victories for Bedford Democrats
Bedford Democrats Won the 2019 Election Kitley Covill, Legislator Ellen Calves, Board Chris Burdick, Supervisor Bobbi Bittker, Board	Bedford Democrats Won the 2017 Election Maryann Carr, Board Kate Galligan, Board Kitley Covill, Legislator Chris Burdick, Supervisor

Swearing-in Ceremony January 1, 2020
	Two new Town Board members were sworn in for 4-year terms (2020-2023): Ellen Calves is an attorney whio has been actively involved in many Town committees and volunteer organizations.
	And Bobbi Bittker also won a first term as a new Town Board member, being sworn in for a 4-year term (2020-2023). Bobbi is an attorney who has made a name in many Town volunteer positions.
	Supervisor Chris Burdick was re-elected to his fourth 2-year term (2020-2021). He had previously been a Town Board member. An attorney, Chris lives in Bedford Village, and has served our Town admirably and extremely effectively as Supervisor.
	Kitley Covill was re-elected as County Legislator, District 2, which covers Bedford, Lewisboro, Mt. Kisco, North Salem, Pound Ridge, and part of the town of Somers. This is her second 2-year term (2020-2021). Kitley lives in Katonah.

2019 Election Results, Terms Beginning January 2020 With the election of our slate in November 2019, Democrats now occupy all seats on the Town Board, the Supervisor's position, and District 2 of the Westchester County Legislature.

New Primary Date June 23 Click to open in another window

Absentee Ballots INFO Governor Cuomo recently issued an Executive Order to allow for all New York registered voters to vote by absentee ballot in the upcoming state primary election on June 23. Here’s how to request your absentee ballot: 1. Download an absentee ballot application (Spanish version from here). Mark "Temporary illness or physical disability" as the reason you are requesting the ballot. 2. Return your absentee ballot application by mail or email. Either mail to "Westchester County Board of Elections, 25 Quarropas St., White Plains, NY 10601" OR email it to boe-westabsentee@westchestergov.com.