(White Plains, NY) – Four of Westchester’s major city’s Mayors endorsed Deputy County Executive and Democrat Ken Jenkins’ candidacy for Westchester County Executive. These high profile endorsements highlight Jenkins’ commitment to building on the progress achieved under the current administration, focusing on affordability, community safety, and sustainable growth for all of Westchester. 

Jenkins said: “As Deputy County Executive, I have been privileged to work with our Cities Mayors on behalf of our communities, lowering property taxes, expanding affordable housing, and securing investments that make Westchester safer, healthier, and more equitable. Westchester is a place of limitless potential, and I am ready to lead us forward with a vision rooted in opportunity, safety, and sustainability.”

White Plains Mayor Thomas Roach said: “During my time as Mayor I have worked closely with Ken on a number of issues and I have seen first hand that he has the experience, knowledge, and heart that Westchester needs. He understands what makes our communities unique and how to enhance our quality of life. Ken’s leadership will be invaluable as we continue building a stronger, more resilient county.”

New Rochelle Mayor Yadira Ramos-Herbert said: “Ken has been a tireless advocate for the issues that matter most to our families. His leadership and vision for a more affordable and inclusive Westchester are exactly what we need, and I’m proud to support him.”  

Mount Vernon Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard said: “Ken has been a trusted leader who deeply understands the challenges our communities face. From affordability to public safety, Ken has the experience and commitment to address the needs of Westchester residents.” 

Peekskill Mayor Vivian Mckenzie said: “Ken has always been a voice for all residents of Westchester. His leadership will ensure that Peekskill and communities across the county thrive. I am excited to support Ken and his vision for a more inclusive and prosperous Westchester.” 

Ken’s campaign will focus on key priorities, including keeping property taxes under control, expanding affordable housing, enhancing public transportation, protecting reproductive rights, and addressing climate resilience. Jenkins emphasized that, in a time of national division and uncertainty, Westchester deserves leadership that prioritizes local needs and gets results for all its communities.

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