**VENUE CHANGE ALERT**

**VENUE CHANGE ALERT**
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Early voting today starting at noon to 6 PM at Greenburgh Town Hall. Tomorrow from noon to 6 PM. Entertainment schedule on the website: yoga, musicians, food trucks. During the past week Union Baptist Church even provided voters with free refreshments! Our voting site at Town Hall is live streamed on the town website so you can determine when best to vote. During the past week Greenburgh Health Center gave out almost 100 flu shots to voters. There are 3 lines: for everyone: the elderly and the disabled. Those who are disabled don't have to wait on line. Those who want to drop off absentee ballots don't have to wait on lines. You can vote at any early voting location in Westchester - not only Greenburgh Town Hall. It's possible, but not guaranteed, that other lines may be shorter.
STATEMENT FROM FRED WILPON
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: POLICEMEN’S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY ENDORSES ASTORINO FOR STATE SENATE.
We hope you can join us at our Road to Victory Brunch on Sunday, November 1st, at Yonkers Brewing.
We are so proud to have earned the support of such a diverse group of organizations and leaders within our community!
Thank you to the Hudson Valley Stonewall Democrats for your support of Judge Thomas Daly!!
We are humbled with the wide array of diverse support our campaign has garnered!
Proud to have the endorsement of the Affiliated Police Associations of Westchester inc.!
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
New York State's new seat belt law goes into effect November 1.
Under the new law, all motor vehicle passengers 16 and older must be restrained by a seat belt, whether they are in the front seat or the back seat. The prior law only required seat belts for front-seat passengers.
I'm proud to have joined all my colleagues on the Board of Legislators in a letter last July urging Governor Cuomo to sign the measure, which he did in August.
A statewide seat belt observational survey conducted in June 2018 showed that seat belt use rate was at a historical high of 93%. Despite these gains in usage, roughly 33% of the front-seat occupants killed on New York State roadways are unrestrained. When unbelted back seat occupants killed are included, the total unrestrained killed percentage rises to approximately 37%.
Increasing seat belt use is the most effective way to reduce crash-related injuries and fatalities.
So please, buckle up.
Sincerely,
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