The Village of Floral Park will be hosting its general election for two trustee seats on March 19, with only incumbents running for re-election in the village’s uncontested election.

The incumbent candidates Trustee Jennifer Stewart and Trustee Michael F. Longobardi will be running for each of Floral Park’s two trustee positions on the ballot to be re-elected for another two-year term.

Stewart was appointed to the village’s board in March of 2021 to fill a vacancy and was elected to the seat a year later in March of 2022.

Longobardi was also elected to the board in 2022 to fill a vacancy left by former Trustee Archie Cheng who did not seek re-election.

Floral Park’s election will be held from 12-9 p.m. on March 19 and polling will be held at several locations based on village election districts.

Residents in the first district can vote at the Reliance Fire House located at 3 Holland Ave.

The second and third district residents will be to vote at the Recreation/Pool Building at 124 Stewart St.

Fourth district voting will be held at Atlantic Avenue Fire House at 204 Atlantic Ave.

Floral Park’s election district map can be viewed on its website.

Floral Park is the only New Hyde Park-area election to be held in March.

In the sudden passing of their Village Justice Jerome Reisman, North Hills will be holding a special election to fill the unexpired term in June later this year.

Reisman was appointed as North Hill’s village justice in December 2018 to fill a vacancy and was later elected for a full term in June 2019. He was recently re-elected to the position last June.

He was one of the three founding partners of Reisman Peirez Reisman & Capobianco in Garden City and led the firm’s Business and Financial Services practice groups. He was admitted to the New York Bar in 1967.

Reisman was noted for his legal representation of numerous victims of swindler Bernie Madoff, who stole millions from his investors.

The Village of New Hyde Park will not be conducting elections this year.