Registered Republicans in 15 Steuben County towns will decide the winners of GOP primary races on Tuesday, June 24.
This year, only Republican primary elections will take place in Steuben County, and only registered Republican voters in designated towns are eligible to vote.
Depending on the municipality, primary voters will choose candidates for a variety of town offices, including supervisor, highway superintendent, clerk and town council.
In addition, Republicans voters in seven towns will have a primary for the Steuben County Legislature on their ballots.
Polls are open 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. on primary day.
Primary winners earn the Republican ballot line for the November general election.
Steuben County has approximately 31,000 registered Republicans, according to the New York State Board of Elections.
Here are the Steuben County towns with at least one Republican primary on the ballot June 24.
Town of Bath
Republican primary for town council
Candidates (vote for any two): Brian Knowles, Mike Hann, Hal W. Bailey
Town of Cameron
Republican primary Steuben County Legislature, District 9
Candidates: Frederick Thompson, Michael J. Volino
Town of Campbell
Republican primary for town supervisor
Candidates: Michael Austin, Norman Maynard
Republican primary for town council
Candidates (vote for any two): Les Smith, Terry E. Wheat, Kyle Peterson
Town of Canisteo
Republican primary Steuben County Legislature, District 9
Candidates: Frederick Thompson, Michael J. Volino
Town of Canton
Republican primary for Steuben County Legislator, District 13
Candidates: Justin Eberlin, Jenniffer L. Mullen
Town of Corning
Republican primary for Steuben County Legislator, District 13
Candidates: Justin Eberlin, Jenniffer L. Mullen
Town of Cohocton
Republican primary for town supervisor
Candidates: Judith Hall, Brian S. Giuliano
Republican primary for town clerk
Candidates: Cassandra Sick, Loraine M. Sanderson
Republican primary for town council
Candidates (vote for any two): Karen M. Johnson, William E. Schumacher, Jonathan Weldy
Town of Erwin
Republican primary for Steuben County Legislature, District 12
Candidates: Drinald V. Bilcari, Kristen Klemenz-Westervelt, James W. Kuhl
Town of Hornby
Republican primary for Steuben County Legislator, District 13
Candidates: Justin Eberlin, Jenniffer L. Mullen
Town of Prattsburgh
Republican primary for town supervisor
Candidates: Lydia Aguilera, Al Wordingham
Town of Rathbone
Republican primary for town supervisor
Candidates: William J. Reagan, Russell W. Morseman III
Republican primary for superintendent of highways
Candidates: Richard W. Risley, Nathan McChesney, Dan Barney
Town of Thurston
Republican primary for town supervisor
Candidates: Michael J. Volino, Jeffery P. Sweeney
Republican primary Steuben County Legislature, District 9
Candidates: Frederick Thompson, Michael J. Volino
Town of Troupsburg
Republican primary for town supervisor
Candidates: Abram N. Weeks, Tonya R. Tompkins
Republican primary for town council
Candidates (vote for any two): Paula J. Brewer, Kenneth A. LeCrone Jr., Christopher Jordan
Town of Tuscarora
Republican primary for town council
Candidates (vote for any two): Shirley Ann Dusty Bills, Robert Peoples, Laura L. Knowles
Town of Wheeler
Republican primary for superintendent of highways
Candidates: Alan Trenchard, Richard J. Decker
When is early voting for the 2025 primary elections?
Early voting for primary elections will take place June 14-22. Only one location for early voting will be available in Steuben County − the Steuben County Annex, 20 E. Morris St., Bath.
Early voting hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily with extended hours until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday.
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This article originally appeared on The Leader: Here are the Steuben County primary candidates on the ballot in June
Reporting by Neal Simon, Corning Leader / The Leader
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