Eastchester Supervisor and Town Board Broken Bow Outdoor Kickoff

June 9 - 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Please join us as we celebrate our in-person fundraiser for our first full slate of Democratic candidates for Eastchester Town Board in almost 30 years.

Admission includes 2 delicious craft beers, wine or soda, and dinner from the best food truck in Westchester - Wrapper's Delight!

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All proceeds will benefit the campaign to elect the first Democratic Majority to the Eastchester Town Board since 1993.

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John Eickemeyer – Candidate for Town Supervisor. John is a 37-year resident of Eastchester who served on the Eastchester Board of Education for 11 years, including two years as Board President and nine years as the Board Finance Chair. John is an attorney with extensive experience in commercial and financial litigation and is a frequent speaker on topics related to his practice. John has also previously served as Chair of the Eastchester Democratic Committee.

Eileen Monaghan DeLucia – Candidate for Town Council. Eileen has lived in Eastchester for 7 years and is a commercial litigator who currently sits on the board of the Green Knolls/Greenvale Community Association. She has volunteered as an Eastchester Youth Soccer coach, and provides pro bono legal services to communities in need whenever possible. Eileen has been a speaker on issues related to women’s professional advancement and serves on her firm’s Black History Month and Women’s Affinity Program committees.

Niamh Hartnett Merluccio – Candidate for Town Council. Niamh has been a resident of Bronxville for the past 23 years. Niamh works as a clinician in the field of education with children with communication challenges. She is the current Chair of the BOLD Committee (Bronxville Organization for Learning Differences) which is part of the PTA. Niamh also served on the Bronxville NPC (Non-Partisan Committee) for 3 years and served on her coop board for 5 years, 2 years as treasurer and 2 years as president. Niamh is currently the Vice-Chair of the Bronxville Democratic Committee and has served in that role since 2018.