Aaron Bock was the disgraced Town Supervisor of Yorktown, New York from 1993 to 1995. His short administration was rife with allegations of corruption, scandal, and very unpopular decisions seemingly in open defiance of the general electorate<ref name="Bock2"/>.

Bach was elected for one term, winning a close race against Linda Cooper who would go on to serve six terms as Town Supervisor. Bock's administration was beset by many problems from day one, and he became embroiled in a scandal when is office was accused of covering up the disappearence of over one million dollars belonging to the Yorktown Central School District<ref name = "Bock1"> </ref>
. Yorktown Taxpayers called on him to resign, which he refused to do, although the School Superintendent eventually fled to Arizona<ref name="Bock1"/>. Bach lost his first bid for reelection in a landslide amid the scandal and after closing the town's popular Equity Theater.<ref name="Bock2"> </ref>

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