Town of Malta

U.S. Representative, 20th Congressional District

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• Ralph F. AmbrosioRepublican, Conservative
• Paul D. TonkoDemocratic, Working Families

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

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• Bruce A. BlakemanRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable
• Kathy C. HochulDemocratic, Working Families

Attorney General

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• Saritha KomatireddyRepublican, Conservative
• Letitia A. JamesDemocratic, Working Families

Comptroller

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• Joseph HernandezRepublican, Conservative
• Thomas P. DiNapoliDemocratic, Working Families

State Senator, 44th District

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• Sarah F. RogersonDemocratic, Working Families
• James N. TediscoRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable

Member of Assembly, 113th District

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• Allen CarusoRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable
• Thomas J. KennyWorking Families, No Kings
• Carrie WoernerDemocratic

Justice of the Supreme Court, 4th Judicial District

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• Bradley M. WannerDemocratic
• Kate HoganRepublican, Conservative
• Keith S. Massey Jr.Republican, Conservative
• Christine M. ClarkDemocratic
• Tom BuchananRepublican, Conservative
• John T. EllisRepublican, Conservative

Malta Town Supervisor

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• Timothy MosemanRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable
• Cynthia YoungDemocratic

Malta Town Clerk

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• Jennifer HolmesRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable

Malta Highway Superintendent

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• Brian ClineRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable

Malta Receiver of Taxes · Remainder of term

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• Nancy Fodera DeLeonardisRepublican, Conservative, Vote Affordable

Town of Malta Proposition 1: Round Lake Library contribution

Shall the annual contribution for the Town of Malta for the operating budget of the Woman's Round Lake Improvement Society Library (aka Round Lake Library which serves the Town of Malta) be increased by one hundred twenty-one thousand dollars ($121,000) to the sum of four hundred sixty thousand dollars ($460,000) annually. This increase to the town's annual contribution would result in an increase to property taxes of approximately three cents ($.03) per thousand of assessed valuation.