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Ravena sets March 18 village election, designates polling place and nominees
Summary
The Ravena Village Board adopted Resolution No. 2-26 on Feb. 17 designating 15 Mountain Road as the polling place for the March 18, 2026 village election, setting hours noon–9 p.m., and listing nominated candidates for mayor and trustee; the clerk must post the resolution by March 7.
The Ravena Village Board on Feb. 17 adopted Resolution No. 2-26 designating the polling place, hours and nominees for the village’s next general election.
Mayor William J. Misuraca Jr. introduced the resolution, naming 15 Mountain Road, Ravena, New York 12143, as the polling location for the March 18, 2026 election and setting polling hours from 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m. The resolution lists William J. Misuraca Jr. as the nominee for mayor and Caitlin Appleby, Linda Mueller and Joseph Isaac as nominees for village trustee for four-year terms. The board directed the village clerk to post the resolution in at least six conspicuous public places in the village and to place a copy at the polling place by March 7, 2026.
Mayor Misuraca introduced the measure and it was seconded; the transcript records the resolution as carried unanimously.
Why it matters: the action formalizes where and when residents will vote and who appears on the ballot, and it starts the statutory posting period that informs voters and satisfies the village’s obligations under state election law.
The board cited Section 15-104, subdivision (3)(b) of the Election Law when explaining the requirement to adopt a resolution designating polling places and hours. The clerk is responsible for the public posting and distribution of the resolution.
The board moved on to other business after reading candidate names and posting instructions.
