Cate Rogers, Ian Calder-Piedmonte Hold East Hampton Town Board Seats; Michael Hansen Elected Next Clerk - 27 East
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Cate Rogers, Ian Calder-Piedmonte Hold East Hampton Town Board Seats; Michael Hansen Elected Next Clerk

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The East Hampton Town Democrats met at Rowdy Hall to see the returns come in. Cate Rogers, in black with glasses, won reelection, along with Ian Calder-Piedmonte, in white, to the East Hampton Town Board. Michael Hansen, second from left, will be the next East Hampton Town Clerk.

The East Hampton Town Democrats met at Rowdy Hall to see the returns come in. Cate Rogers, in black with glasses, won reelection, along with Ian Calder-Piedmonte, in white, to the East Hampton Town Board. Michael Hansen, second from left, will be the next East Hampton Town Clerk.

Michael Hansen was elected as East Hampton Town Clerk. JACK MOTZ

Michael Hansen was elected as East Hampton Town Clerk. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Town Councilman Ian Calder-Piedmonte was reelected to his position. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Town Councilman Ian Calder-Piedmonte was reelected to his position. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Town Councilwoman Cate Rogers was reelected to another term. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Town Councilwoman Cate Rogers was reelected to another term. JACK MOTZ

Town Clerk and Town Board candidates Jeff Miller, left, and J.P. Foster, right, at Bostwick's on election night. KYRIL BROMLEY

Town Clerk and Town Board candidates Jeff Miller, left, and J.P. Foster, right, at Bostwick's on election night. KYRIL BROMLEY

Republican Town Board candidate J.P. Foster, seated in blue, failed to win a seat on the Town Board, as Democrats swept elections in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

Republican Town Board candidate J.P. Foster, seated in blue, failed to win a seat on the Town Board, as Democrats swept elections in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

Republican Town Clerk candidate Jeff Miller, center, lost to Michael Hansen, a Democrat. KYRIL BROMLEY

Republican Town Clerk candidate Jeff Miller, center, lost to Michael Hansen, a Democrat. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorJack Motz on Nov 4, 2025
Incumbent Democrats Councilman Ian Calder-Piedmonte and Councilwoman Cate Rogers will retain their seats on the East Hampton Town Board. What was largely a three-way race between Calder-Piedmonte, Rogers and Republican... more

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