Elected offices on the ballot in 2025, and the Democratic candidates
- Rosendale Town Council : Bob Fade, Carrie Wykoff
- Rosendale Town Justice : Bill Pape
- Rosendale Tax Collector : Deborah Checchia
- Rosendale Town Clerk : Mandy Donald
- Ulster County Legislator : Lindsey Grossman
- Ulster County Family Court Judge : Lara Olivieri
- Ulster County Clerk : Taylor Bruck
- Ulster County Comptroller : March Gallagher
Elected offices on the ballot in 2026, and the current officeholders
- Rosendale Town Justice : Chris Ragucci
- Ulster County Legislator : Manna Jo Greene 1
- New York State Assembly Member : Sarahana Shrestha
- New York State Senator : Michelle Hinchey
- New York State Attorney General : Tish James
- New York State Comptroller : Tom DiNapoli
- New York State Lieutenant Governor : Antonio Delgado
- New York State Governor : Kathy Hochul
- United States Representative in Congress : Josh Riley
Elected offices on the ballot in 2027, and the current officeholders
- Rosendale Town Council : Marc Cassidy, Ashley Sweeney
- Rosendale Superintendent of Highways : Bob Gallagher
- Rosendale Town Supervisor : Jeanne Walsh
- Ulster County District Attorney : Manny Nneji
- Ulster County Executive : Jen Metzger
Democratic candidates for all elected offices are chosen by a petition process, rather than a caucus as was done in Rosendale until 2021.
Any Democratic voter can run for office by submitting petition signatures to the Board of Elections. The process does not require any endorsement or approval from the Rosendale Democratic Committee.
To run for office, you must collect signatures from at least 5% of the Democratic voters in the district. Petitions must have a specific format, and signatures must be collected between specific dates. Sample petitions and other resources are available from the Ulster County Board of Elections.
If only one Democratic candidate submits valid petitions for a given office, that candidate will automatically be on the November general election ballot.
If multiple Democratic candidates submit valid petitions for the same office, a primary election will be held in June. The primary winner will be the official candidate on the November general election ballot.
If you are a non-Democrat seeking the Democratic line on the ballot, the process is more complicated. If you would like more information, please contact the Ulster County Board of Elections or the Rosendale Democratic Committee.
- The incumbent Ulster County Legislator in 2026 will be the winner of the 2025 election, who will serve a 1-year term. ↩︎