same time and serve concurrently a two-year term. Thus, this was the last regular election of state officers in an odd-numbered year. Until 1938, in odd-numbered years only the members of the New York State Assembly (which continued to serve a one-year term) were elected, and vacancies were filled, including the judgeships of the New York Court of Appeals which did not occur regularly but depended on the birth year of the incumbents (if age-limited), the year when elected (if the term expired), deaths in office, or resignations. Notes Sources The tickets: STATE ELECTIONS NOV. 5 in NYT on October 28, 1895 The Republican candidates: STATE OFFICERS ELECTED; Sketches of Republicans Who Were Victorious in New-York in NYT on November 6, 1895 The Democratic candidates: SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES in NYT on September 26, 1895 Result in Westchester County: CORRECT VOTE OF WESTCHESTER in NYT on November 8, 1895 Result in New York City: VOTE AT LAST ELECTION in NYT on November 26, 1895 Result for Secretary of State and Comptroller, with estimated number in Kings County: THE TOTAL VOTE OF NEW YORK STATE in NYT on December 6, 1895 Result: The Tribune Almanac 1896 Vote totals from The New York Red Book 1896 See also New York state elections 1895 1895 New York (state) elections November 1895 events