2026 Election Guide — Viola
The June 23, 2026 primary is complete. Results are at 98% and effectively final — AP called all top races within hours of polls closing. Next up: Tuesday, November 3, 2026 general election. Below are the races affecting residents of Viola.
What's on Your Ballot
Which specific races appear on your ballot depends on your party registration and your exact address. Use the links above to look up your polling place and sample ballot from the Rockland County Board of Elections.
New York's 17th Congressional District
All of Rockland County is in NY-17, currently held by Rep. Mike Lawler (R). The Democratic primary is decided — Cait Conley advances to the November general.
November 3 matchup: Cait Conley (D) vs. Mike Lawler (R, incumbent). Full race details →
State Senate District 38
Covers Clarkstown, Orangetown, Ramapo, and Haverstraw in Rockland County, plus a small portion of Ossining (Westchester). Incumbent: Bill Weber (R).
Working Families Party primary on June 23 features Joseph W. Rand. No Democratic primary for this seat. Verify with Rockland County BOE for full certified list. District info →
Assembly District 97
Covers portions of Ramapo (including Spring Valley, New Hempstead, New Square, Pearl River) and parts of Orangetown. Incumbent: Aron Wieder (D).
Conservative Party primary June 23: Abraham Klein defeated Rob Bonomolo (the Rockland County Conservative Party-endorsed candidate) to win the Conservative nomination. Klein faces Aron Wieder (D, incumbent) on the November 3 ballot. No Democratic or Republican primary in this district. Ballotpedia →
County Legislature — not on the 2026 ballot
County legislators serve four-year terms through 2027, so there is no County Legislature race in 2026.
Town of Ramapo Town Board
Viola residents are part of the Town of Ramapo. You will vote in Ramapo town board primaries (if any). Incumbent supervisor: Michael Specht (D).
There is no June 23 primary for town offices. The town supervisor (two-year term) and several other town offices are on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot under New York's even-year election law.