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Official Town Committee · Putnam County
Neighbors working for Carmel.
The Republican Committee of the Town of Carmel — neighbors in Mahopac, Carmel, and Mahopac Falls. Meet the ticket, register or check your voter record, and ask us for a lawn sign.
Who we are
A town committee for Mahopac, Carmel, and Mahopac Falls.
We stand for individual liberty, limited government, and fiscal responsibility here at home — parental rights in our schools, support for the people who keep this town safe, and a Town that spends carefully.
Facebook is where we post what is happening this week. This site is the standing record: the officers, the November ticket, how to register or work the polls, and how to ask for a lawn sign or a ballot application.
Local control
School choice, town spending, and decisions made close to home.
Public safety
We back the people who keep Mahopac, Carmel, and Mahopac Falls safe.
Families first
Parents should shape what their children learn.
Carmel · Mahopac · Mahopac Falls
Sybil Ludington, Lake Gleneida
Lake Mahopac
On the water in Mahopac
Lake Gleneida
From the committee
Neighbors in Carmel
Mahopac Street Fair
Writing to neighbors
This week
Stay current
Week-to-week notes live on Facebook. Check Carmel NY GOP for the next canvass, meeting, or sign pickup.
2026 general election
The ticket
Republican nominees on the November 2026 ballot. The Town race this year is Supervisor. County, state, and federal names are listed below so Carmel voters can see the full ticket in one place. Campaign sites and Facebook are linked on each name.
Hometown races
NominatedRobert Kearns
Town of Carmel Supervisor
Carmel Town Councilman and U.S. Navy veteran. Republican nominee for Town Supervisor.
NominatedTanner McCracken
Putnam County Legislature, District 8
Lifelong Mahopac resident and Mahopac school board trustee. Won the June 2026 Republican primary for County Legislature District 8.
Putnam County
NominatedKevin Byrne
Putnam County Executive
Putnam County Executive and former Assemblyman for the 94th District. Lives in Mahopac Falls.
NominatedMichael Bartolotti
Putnam County Clerk
Putnam County Clerk and licensed attorney. Incumbent seeking re-election.
NominatedDr. Michael Nesheiwat
Putnam County Coroner
Carmel physician and incumbent Putnam County Coroner. Former Putnam County Health Commissioner and longtime Carmel Fire Department volunteer.
NominatedJohn F. Bourges
Putnam County Coroner
Incumbent Putnam County Coroner and Carmel resident. Retired NYPD detective, U.S. Army Reserve captain who served in Iraq, and former coordinator of Putnam’s Dwyer veteran peer-support program.
New York Legislature
NominatedSergio Esposito
N.Y. State Senate, District 40
Yorktown Deputy Supervisor and Town Councilman. Republican nominee for the 40th Senate District, which includes the Town of Carmel.
NominatedMatt Slater
N.Y. State Assembly, District 94
Assemblyman for the 94th District, which includes the Town of Carmel. Former Supervisor of the Town of Yorktown.
United States
NominatedMike Lawler
U.S. House of Representatives, NY-17
Congressman for New York’s 17th District since 2023, covering Putnam County, Rockland, northern Westchester, and southern Dutchess. Former Assemblyman; lives in Pearl River.
Executive board
Officers of the Carmel Republican Committee
Elected from the Committee.
Leslie Mancuso
Vice Chair
Kevin Kernan
Secretary
John Battista
Treasurer
Civic basics
Register. Check. Work the polls.
These are official New York and Putnam County tools — we point you there rather than reinventing them. Party enrollment can be updated on the same voter form.
Confirm your record
Look up your registration, party enrollment, and polling place before you need them.
Voter lookupBecome a poll worker
Paid training and Election Day work. You must be a registered New York voter and serve in Putnam.
Putnam interest formPutnam County Board of Elections, 25 Old Route 6, Carmel, NY 10512 · (845) 808-1300 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (summer: 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.). Statewide poll worker application: elections.ny.gov.
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During election season we drop lawn signs. Year-round we can bring you a New York early mail or absentee application — each voter still applies for themselves. Help returning a completed ballot is offered only as New York election law allows.