The campaign was short, directed, and efficient. Both Meyers and Preserve Ramapo relied primarily on their e-mail lists and websites to get the information out. One postcard mailing identified the candidates, and the opposition (assumedly CSR) answered with a first-class mailing that listed specific candidates and a potpourri of endorsements that included practically everyone with any name recognition in the County. To no avail. The anti-St. Lawrence network in the two villages is solid and growing. Check the results below for the margins in the individual races.

   The agenda now switches from campaigning to reform. And hopefully, in two years time, when this process is repeated again throughout Ramapo, other districts can duplicate this return of representation to the neighborhoods.

    Thanks to all who came out to vote.

RAMAPO DISTRICT 057 RACES

DEMOCRAT COUNTY COMMITTEE R-57

Dennis Kay 45 (A/PR)

Joseph L Meyers 44 (A/PR)

Carrie D Meyers 42 (A/PR)

Gail M Lipton 17

Gary Lipton 17

RAMAPO DISTRICT 067 RACES

DEMOCRAT COUNTY COMMITTEE R-67

Suzanne D Bader 97 (A/PR)

Michael J Castelluccio Jr 95 (A/PR)

Stewart N Bader 93 (A/PR)

Louise L Castelluccio 91 (A/PR)

Jimmie E Warren 35

James A Gross 26

Moneesh K Bakshi 20

Justine Bakshi 18

RAMAPO DISTRICT 076 RACES

DEMOCRAT COUNTY COMMITTEE R-76

Robert J Drennen 50 (A/PR)

Maureen L Schwarz 38 (A/PR)

Karen E Stein 23

Samuel I Canetti 8

RAMAPO DISTRICT 017 RACES

DEMOCRAT COUNTY COMMITTEE R-17

Donna M Silberman 47

Richard A Friedman 40 (A/PR)

Laurence O Toole 33

Eric S Hoffman 31 (A/PR)

Melanie S Marder 26

James G Stead 22 (A/PR)

RAMAPO DISTRICT 034 RACES

DEMOCRAT COUNTY COMMITTEE R-34

Gary F Silver 61 (A/PR)

Ronald A Sobel 60 (A/PR)

Bonnie J Caul 58 (A/PR)

Peter J Strasser 56 (A/PR)

Paul S Berliner 37

Melissa B Reimer 30

Teresa Reeck 22

There were 10 additional winners who were uncontested in their races. They are: