John Mason provides a rundown of the local propositions on the ballots in four towns in Columbia Co. on Election Day. Mason writes in the Register Star, three of those propositions are put forward by libraries seeking funding from town residents. In Ancram, voters will decide whether to create a separate tax line for the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. In Kinderhook and Stockport, voters will decide whether to add approximately $6,000 to the Kinderhook Memorial Library operating budget. In Greenport voters will decide whether to abolish the post of highway superintendent and reassign those duties to the newly created position of Public Works commissioner. Three statewide propositions will appear on the ballot Tues., as well. Voters will have the opportunity to vote on redistricting, allowing the Legislature to go paperless and borrowing $2 billion for schools. Those three proposals will appear on the reverse side of the paper ballots. The full text of the three statewide proposals can be found at elections [dot] NY [dot] gov.