Meet the candidates for Woodbury mayor
WOODBURY. Two candidates are challenging the incumbent mayor.
Woodbury /
| 24 Oct 2023 | 08:59
Three candidates are competing to be the next Village of Woodbury mayor.
The current mayor, Andrew Giacomazza, lost the Republican primary to John Kelemen in June. He is on the ballot this November, running on the Woodbury First line.
The third candidate, Tyler Etzel Jr., is currently a member of the Woodbury town board.
The Photo News asked the candidates about their plans and qualifications. To read their responses, please follow the links below:
John Kelemen, Republican, Conservative
Tyler Etzel Jr., Democratic, Working Families
Andrew Giacomazza, Woodbury First
The term is for two years.
[Note: This article has been updated to include Andrew Giacomazza’s statement.]
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