How each Westchester election district voted, across the last three Novembers

2026 is unofficial. The county's public feed, read for this page, is stamped November 9, 2026, 9:05 p.m. ET (asOf 2026-11-10T02:05:54Z, lastUpdated 2026-11-10T02:05:46Z). It reports 347,746 ballots and 906 election districts, all partially reported and none fully reported. isOfficialResults is false. No race on this page is called. The public page is Enhanced Voting, Westchester County, 2026 general election. The same figures are in the API at /api/elections/westchester-county-ny/2026GeneralElection, including each ballot item's election-district breakdown. This page keeps every contest, every proposition, every candidate, and every party line, including write-ins. The same file refreshes the 2026 Westchester map.

Governor and Lieutenant Governor, unofficial, election-district rows summed to the county summary: Kathy C. Hochul and Adrienne E. Adams, Democratic 210,672 and Working Families 15,186, together 225,858. Bruce A. Blakeman and Todd Hood, Republican 106,129, Conservative 8,136, and Vote Affordable 1,821, together 116,086. Write-in 442. The race total is 342,386. All 94 ballot items reconciled the same way: the election-district sum equals the county summary for every option. The difference between ballots and governor votes is 5,360.

2024 is the official canvass, canvass-general-241105.pdf, 688 pages. The file's own timestamps are created January 16, 2025, 18:01:53 UTC, and modified January 24, 2025, 16:47:19 UTC. President is on pages 110–161. Harris / Walz, Democratic 276,993 and Working Families 10,441. Trump / Vance, Republican 155,266 and Conservative 12,529. Total canvass 457,838. Blank and void 7,143. Total ballots 464,981. 906 election districts. The other federal and state races read from that book are U.S. Senate and Congressional Districts 16 and 17, State Senate Districts 34, 35, 36, 37, and 40, and Assembly Districts 88 through 95. Each one reconciled to the book's countywide total. None were dropped.

2022 is the official canvass, gencanvasbook.pdf, 630 pages. The file's own timestamps are created December 9, 2022, 20:23:04 UTC, and modified December 29, 2022, 20:33:39 UTC. Governor is on pages 56–106. Hochul / Delgado, Democratic 187,342 and Working Families 10,860. Zeldin / Esposito, Republican 119,352 and Conservative 10,683. Larry Sharpe, write-in, 60. Irregular ballots 222. Total canvass 328,519. Blank and void 3,067. Total ballots 331,586. 951 election districts. Comptroller, Attorney General, U.S. Senate, the same congressional, state-senate, and assembly districts as 2024 were read the same way. Each reconciled. None were dropped. County, town, and village offices from the 2022 and 2024 books are not on this page. 2026 includes every contest on that ballot.

U.S. Senate in 2022 is Charles E. Schumer's class. U.S. Senate in 2024 is Kirsten E. Gillibrand's class. They are separate contests and are not compared. Names and party abbreviations are the ones printed in the book or returned by the feed. The book prints MARYJANE, shown here as Maryjane. The 2026 feed prints MaryJane. LAR is the abbreviation in the book. The feed's own spellings, including "Propositon for Mount Kisco" and "Village of Hasting On Hudson," are kept. A Working Families line stays with that candidate and is not added to a different candidate. Anthony Frascone's 2024 Working Families votes in the 17th Congressional District stay on his line.

Boundaries are the Westchester County GIS Election Districts layer, August 2023, line work as of April 2023. 905 of the 906 election districts in the 2026 results join a polygon. New Rochelle 20 does not. No shape was drawn for it. New Rochelle 1, New Rochelle 18, and Harrison 1 each had two polygons; each pair was dissolved into one shape and the votes are stored once. Three uncoded slivers have no district code and are not drawn. New Rochelle 73 has a polygon and 2024 votes, and it is not in the 2026 results. Yonkers Ward 3 ED 2 has a polygon and 2022 votes, and it is not in the 2026 results. The 2022 governor canvass has 48 election districts with no polygon in this layer. Their votes stay in the totals and the table.

A number from 2022 or 2024 drawn on a 2023 shape is the canvass for that town and election-district number. It is not evidence that the boundary was the same in that year. 2024 president and 2026 governor differ by two districts: New Rochelle 73 is in the 2024 book, and New Rochelle 20 is in the 2026 feed. Change between years uses only the districts that appear in both years. The two-party margin counts Democratic-line candidates against Republican-line candidates. A candidate with a Democratic line is on the Democratic side. A candidate with a Republican line and no Democratic line is on the Republican side. A Conservative-only or Working Families-only candidate is not moved onto the other side. Propositions and contests that elect more than one person are not shaded as a Democratic-versus-Republican race. The party index adds those two-party contests. It is not a ballot line, and the change map leaves it unshaded. Registered-voter turnout is not shown: the feed's registration field is empty. Overvotes and undervotes are not shown: the public feed has them turned off.