It was a joy to officially open this year’s Holidays on the Hill Train Show at Lasdon Public Gardens and Veterans Memorial.

What an incredible evening celebrating sixty years of ArtsWestchester and the power of the arts to uplift, inspire and unite our communities.

Westchester’s Winter Wonderland is back and brighter than ever. I was glad to take part in the opening of this beloved tradition that brings families, neighbors, and holiday spirit together in a magical way.

Yesterday’s New York State Democratic Committee fall meeting was an important reminder of the work ahead going into 2026. Surrounded by leaders and changemakers from across the state, we reflected on our goals for the new year and the importance of staying grounded in service.

I had the honor of presenting a proclamation recognizing Blood Cancer United for their incredible impact and commitment to families, children, and survivors affected by blood cancer.

It was a privilege to attend the Thanksgiving Turkey and Nutritional Food Distribution event at Massaro Park in Elmsford, where community spirit and generosity were on full display.

We proudly marked Albanian Heritage Month with our annual flag-raising ceremony outside the Michaelian Office Building. This celebration serves as a meaningful way to honor the history, strength, and contributions of the Albanian American community, which continues to enrich Westchester.

The Westchester Great Pie Bake Off was a great success, showcasing incredible baking talent and community spirit. I was glad to serve as a judge alongside Briarcliff Manor Mayor Steve Vescio and others.

This afternoon, I had the privilege of announcing the launch of Westchester County’s 20th Annual Holiday Gift Drive. For two decades, this initiative has helped bring warmth and joy to children in foster care, the homeless system, and child welfare programs across our County.

Veterans Day is a moment for our nation to reflect on the extraordinary courage of those who put service above self and country above personal safety. These men and women stood for something larger than themselves and helped protect the freedoms that define who we are as Americans.

Grateful to Xenia Lodge No. 50 for the incredible honor of being named among this year’s community honorees. It was a privilege to be recognized alongside Commissioner Neil Reynolds and Kemesha Salmon during a meaningful evening that highlighted the importance of leadership and service.

I was deeply honored to be recognized by the NAACP Peekskill Branch at their 2025 Freedom Fund Gospel Brunch. To stand alongside such distinguished honorees and community leaders who have each made meaningful contributions to Peekskill was both humbling and inspiring.

Each year, I am honored to take part in Westchester County’s Veterans Day Ceremony at Lasdon Park, where we gather to reflect on the sacrifices made by our servicemembers and to recognize the lasting impact veterans have in our communities.

Great celebration of environmental action at our #Westchester Cocktail Party last week! Thanks to @kenjenkinsny.bsky.social @leaderasc.bsky.social @repglatimer.bsky.social for speaking & congrats to our honoree Construction Industry Council. Together, we’ll keep fighting for a greener New York.

914Cares continues to be one of Westchester’s most impactful forces for good, and the 2025 Gala was a powerful celebration of that mission in action. The evening served as a tribute to the everyday work of caring for neighbors and delivering vital supplies to those in need.

Thank you, Westchester. Last night’s victory is proof that leadership rooted in integrity, service, and stability beats chaos and dysfunction. While Washington remains stuck, Westchester is moving forward. Together, we’ve made our county safer, more affordable, and more united than ever before.

If you’re still on your way, hurry. If you’re in line, do not leave. The law guarantees that if you are in line at closing time, you have the right to vote.

We are in the final hour. Polls close in less than 60 minutes, but if you’re in line when they close, stay in line — your vote will be counted. Every election comes down to the people who show up, and Westchester’s future depends on all of us making our voices heard.

Great to be out in Sleepy Hollow this evening with an incredible local team committed to public service. I was proud to stand with Marjorie Hsu for Mayor, and Jairo Triguero, Cory Krall, and Jared Rodriguez for Trustee.

Stopped by the Irvington Train Station with Mayor Arlene Burgos and our incredible Irvington team to remind voters what’s at stake and encourage everyone to get out and vote.

This is it. We are in the final hours of one of the most important elections this year. With only three hours left, every single vote will determine the direction of Westchester County for years to come. Polls will close at 9:00 PM. Visit bit.ly/kj-polls to find your polling location.

The clock is ticking! Only 6 hours left until polls close at 9:00 PM! Every vote in this election matters, and I need your support to keep Westchester moving forward.

If you’re outraged about Trump and his complete upheaval of our country, you must vote today! Until 9pm. Westchester isn’t incidental, it’s a firewall. VOTE across Row A & vote yes on the proposition. Tell your NJ, VA, PA and CA friends to vote! @kenjenkinsny.bsky.social @vedatgashi.bsky.social

This election will determine whether we continue moving forward or allow our County to fall backwards. We can’t afford to sit this one out. Westchester deserves experienced, effective leadership to deliver real results for working families. But we need to fight for it.

We’re in the final stretch! Only 9 hours left until polls close, and every vote matters. This election will decide whether we continue to make Westchester affordable, keep property taxes low, invest in affordable housing, and strengthen our economy — or risk moving backward.

I just voted. Have you? Polls are open until 9:00 PM tonight. Make your plan and vote to keep Westchester moving forward. Visit bit.ly/kj-polls to find your polling location.

Today is Election Day in Westchester 🗳️ Polls are open from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM today. Make your plan. Cast your vote. Let’s keep Westchester moving forward. Visit bit.ly/kj-polls to find your polling location.

Today is Election Day in Westchester 🗳️ We’ve worked hard to keep taxes low, strengthen public safety, expand access to housing, and deliver results that help every community thrive. Now it’s time to protect that progress.

I had the honor of celebrating the 137th Anniversary of Grace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon, a pillar of spiritual leadership and community empowerment for generations. Under the guidance of Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, this church has shaped lives and inspired hope.

Grateful for the amazing turnout in New Castle yesterday. Our volunteers hit the doors and reminded voters what’s at stake: steady leadership, public safety, and real results. Today is the last day to vote early before Election Day on Tuesday. Don’t miss your chance to make a difference.

I was proud to stand alongside New York State Attorney General Tish James and an incredible team of volunteers for today’s GOTV rally in Greenburgh. Her support means a great deal as we work to protect the progress we’ve made here in Westchester.

We’ve officially entered the final stretch of this election season, with this being the final weekend of early voting. This is our chance to turn out every voter who believes in keeping Westchester moving forward.

I had an incredible time attending the 2025 Brotherhood Breakfast hosted by the African American Men of Westchester and the Business Council of Westchester.

Thank you to the New York League of Conservation Voters for inviting me to speak at their 2025 Westchester Cocktail Party. It was a great evening spent with partners and advocates who share a deep commitment to protecting our environment.

Early voting continues today in Westchester. Polls are open until 4 p.m. Every vote matters in this election. Whether it’s about keeping taxes low, investing in public safety, or moving Westchester forward with experienced leadership, your voice will help shape Westchester.

Wishing everyone across Westchester a safe, spooky, and fun-filled Halloween 🎃

It was a privilege to join Feeding Westchester in celebrating the incredible success of the 7th Annual Stuff-a-Bus Food Drive. Thanks to the generosity of residents across the County, more than 5,095 pounds of food were collected, enough to provide over 4,246 meals for families this holiday season.

This week, we came together at the Westchester County Center to celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights, in partnership with The Coalition of Hindu and Indian Organizations. It was a joy to see families, neighbors, and community leaders gather to honor this important cultural tradition.

Early voting continues today in Westchester. Polls are open from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Every vote matters in this election. Whether it’s about keeping taxes low, investing in public safety, or moving Westchester forward with experienced leadership, your voice will help shape Westchester.

I am honored to receive the endorsement of the New York Hispanic American Law Enforcement Officers PAC (HALEO H-PAC). Their support speaks to the work we’ve done to lead with integrity, invest in public safety, and ensure every Westchester resident can live in a safe and thriving community.

It was a pleasure to join New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez to announce critical infrastructure improvements right here in Westchester.

I am honored to have earned the endorsement of the Yonkers Times in this year’s election.

Yesterday in White Plains, I stood with my colleagues in government to speak out against the heartless and unacceptable decision to suspend SNAP benefits for over 42 million Americans beginning November 1.

This morning, I had the opportunity to join Feeding Westchester, Stop & Shop, and our dedicated Westchester County team at Westchester County Airport for an emergency food distribution event in support of federal airport employees affected by the ongoing government shutdown.

Early voting continues today across Westchester County. Polls are open today from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. This election will shape the future of Westchester. Let’s keep the momentum going and make sure Westchester stays on the path of progress.

Early voting continues today across Westchester County. Polls are open until 8 p.m. today. Make your voice heard early and help us keep the momentum going. You can vote early now through Sunday, November 2, or on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4.

I was proud to stand with so many residents at Playland for Light The Night. This event brings us together in support of those living with blood cancer and in memory of those we have lost.

While Washington is stuck in chaos and dysfunction, Westchester is pushing back. We are holding the line on taxes, making historic investments in public safety, creating jobs, and delivering results that matter.

Early Voting continues today across Westchester County. Polls are open until 4 p.m today. Make your voice heard early and help us keep the momentum going. You can vote early now through Sunday, November 2, or on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4.

This election is not just about 2025. It is a bellwether for what kind of leadership our communities and our country will choose moving forward. In Peekskill yesterday, Congressman Pat Ryan and I talked about what is at stake.