Westchester County held a special election Tuesday to pick a leader, a decision that was likely to be influenced in one way or another by President Trump.The County Legislature named Democrat Ken Jenkins county executive in January,

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and GOP challenger Christine Sculti square off in a Feb. 11 special election with nine days of early voting.

Victory has been declared in the special election for Westchester's next leader, who will serve through the end of 2025. Democrat Ken Jenkins has declared himself the winner of a special election held on Tuesday,

Ken Jenkins will continue as Westchester County executive after coming out on top in Tuesday’s special election.

President Trump posted on Truth Social Feb. 10 encouraging people to 'vote Republican' in the special election for County Executive.

Democrat Ken Jenkins is facing off against Republican Christine Sculti in the race to fill out the final year of George Latimer's term. CBS News New York's Tony Aiello reports.

Democrat Ken Jenkins and Republican Christine Sculti are running to fill the last year of the term vacated by former Westchester County Executive George Latimer, who is now in Congress. Jenkins, Latimer’s former deputy, was appointed by the Board of Legislators last month to serve as county executive until Election Day.

Ken Jenkins will continue as Westchester County Executive for at least the rest of the year, easily winning a special election Tuesday. Jenkins, who has led the county since his predecessor, George Latimer,

President Trump threw his weight behind the GOP candidate in the Westchester County executive’s special election set for Tuesday, blasting Democrats in the Big Apple suburb for “protecting” criminal migrants.