Alfred DelBello

Alfred B. DelBello ( born 1944 ) is an American politician of the Democratic Party.

Career

Alfred B. DelBello was mayor of Yonkers (New York) and the first Democrat who held the post of the Westchester County Executive, before he was elected in 1982 as Vice- Governor of New York. He won the Democratic nomination for the office of lieutenant governor as his running mate by Ed Koch, the former mayor of New York City. Koch confirmed him as his running mate because he thought he would help with the cooking suburban voters. DelBello was the Ambassador Carl McCall, the running mate of then Lieutenant-Governor Mario Cuomo in the Democratic primaries against.

DelBello won his code, where chef import a defeat against Cuomo. Then occurred in the subsequent gubernatorial Cuomo and DelBello together and won the elections. During their time together as Governor and Lieutenant Governor, there were repeated small frictions between them. DelBello focused at this time entirely to his role as President of the Senate of New York, but also went to projects that he led in the way and Cuomo gave him. These projects covered the disaster, the local government and economic development.

DelBello occurred in February 1985 as vice governor back, on the grounds that he was bored because Cuomo did not give him enough to do. He then went back into the private sector. He then ran in 1994 unsuccessfully for a seat in the Senate from New York.

In December 2006, DelBello was appointed by the Westchester County Association, an economic interest group, the head of a Property Tax Reform Commission to maintain prosperity in Westchester County with the purpose.