Candidate
Edward Thomas Markunas
Running for Mayor in Suffern
Edward Thomas Markunas is the incumbent Mayor of Suffern, New York, having served multiple terms since his initial election in 2015.
Where they stand
ⓘ AI-compiled · verify · compiled June 30, 2026Fiscal Management
Mayor Markunas reported a reduction in the village's fiscal stress level from 90% to 40%, achieving a 'no stress' rating.
source ↗Support for Law Enforcement
He expressed the need to uphold law and order and showed support for the police during a rally, emphasizing community backing.
source ↗Economic Development
Mayor Markunas was optimistic about developing the Novartis site to relieve tax burdens and create jobs.
source ↗Flood Remediation
He advocated for state funding to enhance flood response capabilities with portable barriers for first responders.
source ↗Support for Local Businesses
Mayor Markunas acknowledged the positive community impact of The Sheldon development's grand opening.
source ↗Environmental Initiatives
He appointed members to the Tree Advisory Board to demonstrate a commitment to environmental stewardship.
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🗳️ When to vote
Election day
Nov 3
in 60 days
Also running for Mayor
Sources
- Suffern Mayor Opens Up About Tough Village Issues | The Rockland County Times
- News 12 | Westchester | Mayor, residents show support for police with rally in Suffern
- VILLAGE MAYORS FROM RAMAPO HOST CHRISTMAS TURKEY DINNERS TO GO | The Rockland County Times
- A Message from Mayor Ed Markunas on the Sale of the Novartis Property | The Rockland County Times
- Ramapo honors veterans with Veterans Day parade - Rockland News - No paywall. No paper. Just the facts.
- Suffern flood remediation stalls on a single vote | The Rockland County Times
- The Sheldon's Grand Opening Party!
- Village of Suffern
ℹ️ Registered candidate from official NY Board of Elections records (filed 04/22/2021). Verify details with your local election office.
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