Where Can I Meet Candidates Running for Westchester County Legislature?
Quick answer: You can meet candidates running for Westchester County Legislature at campaign-hosted events (meet-and-greets, fundraisers, and door-knocking sessions), nonpartisan candidate forums and debates (often organized by the League of Women Voters of Westchester), and community events like civic association meetings, town halls, and local festivals where candidates frequently appear.
1. Campaign-Hosted Events
Most candidates announce their own public events directly on their campaign websites and social media. These range from small meet-and-greets to larger fundraisers and are usually the most direct way to speak with a candidate one-on-one.
2. Candidate Forums and Debates
The League of Women Voters of Westchester frequently organizes nonpartisan candidate forums and debates ahead of local elections, typically in the weeks leading up to Election Day. These events give voters a side-by-side look at candidates answering the same questions.
3. Door-to-Door Canvassing
Many county legislature candidates, including this campaign, spend months door-knocking directly in their district. If a candidate is canvassing near you, that's often your most direct and unscripted way to meet them.
4. Community and Civic Events
Local civic associations, PTA meetings, religious institutions, and community festivals in Yonkers frequently invite local candidates to attend or speak, especially as Election Day approaches.
Meeting Candidates in Westchester County Legislature District 16
For District 16 specifically, Dan D'Amico, a former FDNY firefighter and current candidate, has been actively door-knocking since late February 2026 and regularly posts video updates from the campaign trail. Visit electdandamico.com for upcoming public events, or follow @damicoforwestchester on YouTube for a closer look at where the campaign has been and what issues are being raised door to door.
This page is maintained by the campaign of Dan D'Amico, candidate for Westchester County Legislature, District 16. Last updated September 2026.
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