Saratoga, NY: Today, 66 Saratoga County elected officials from every town in the county within NY-21 endorsed Congresswoman Elise Stefanik for re-election to Congress.
These endorsements highlight the strong bipartisan, grassroots support for Congresswoman Stefanik across Saratoga County and the North Country as a whole. Congresswoman Stefanik works hard to earn each and every vote from voters who recognize her strong bipartisan record and hyper-focus on local issues and real results.
“I am proud to endorse Congresswoman Stefanik for re-election this November,” said Andrew Jarosh, Treasurer, Saratoga County. “Elise has fulfilled all of her promises to her Saratoga County constituents, protecting the Constitution, never raising taxes, re-building our military, and supporting our law enforcement. That is in stark contrast to her Far-Left opponent, who has raised taxes countless times as a local elected official, was caught on video supporting a gun ban, and publicly supports Nancy Pelosi’s anti-police bill that endangers our law enforcement. In November – the choice is clear, Elise Stefanik.”
“Elise continues to be a reliable, independent voice in Congress,” said Judith Wood-Shaw, Mayor, Village of Stillwater. “She has proven that she’s willing to work on both sides of the aisle to get things done for Upstate New York, and she keeps the promises that she makes to our hardworking families. We need more leaders like Elise who put the North Country first and work for us in Washington. I’m proud to endorse Elise Stefanik for Congress and look forward to working with her to keep supporting our communities.”
“Elise is a tireless advocate for the North Country, and I’m proud to support her re-election for Congress,” said Edward Kinowski, Town Supervisor, Stillwater. “Time and time again, Elise has been there for us when no one else was. Being a town supervisor during the COVID-19 pandemic was a tough, unprecedented challenge. But Elise was there every step of the way: talking with us, hearing our concerns, and working nonstop to make sure that our communities have the resources we need to get through this. Elise’s leadership and focus are unparalleled, and we are fortunate to have her fighting on our behalf in Congress.”
“I’m grateful for the support and endorsement of each of these 66 local elected officials and community leaders in Saratoga County,” said Congresswoman Stefanik. “I work with local leaders – Republicans, Democrats, and Independents – on issues important to Upstate to achieve real, bipartisan results for our region. My opponent, Taxin’ Tedra, refuses to work with anyone except for the Far-Left wing of her radical party and would be a rubber stamp for Nancy Pelosi in Congress. I work hard to ensure the North Country has a seat at the table on the federal level and will work with anyone to get things done and achieve real results.”
The full list of 66 Saratoga County local elected officials is below:
- Michael Zurlo, Sheriff, Saratoga County
- Andrew Jarosh, Treasurer, Saratoga County
- Craig Hayner, County Clerk, Saratoga County
- Richard Lucia, Town Supervisor, Corinth
- Preston Allen, Town Supervisor, Day
- Jean Raymond, Town Supervisor, Edinburg
- Michael Smith, Town Supervisor, Galway
- Daniel Pemrick, Town Supervisor, Greenfield
- Arthur Wright, Town Supervisor, Hadley
- Theodore Kusnierz, Town Supervisor, Moreau
- Willard ”Bill” Peck, Town Supervisor, Northumberland
- Thomas Wood III, Town Supervisor, Saratoga
- Sandra Winney, Town Supervisor, Providence
- Edward Kinowski, Town Supervisor, Stillwater
- John Lant, Town Supervisor, Wilton
- Eric Butler, Town Council Member, Corinth
- Jeffrey Gray, Town Council Member, Day
- Carol Vallaincourt, Town Clerk, Day
- Lehman Allen Jr., Highway Superintendent, Day
- Toby Edwards, Town Council Member, Edinburg
- Gene Greco, Town Council Member, Edinburg
- Marie Penino, Town Council Member, Edinburg
- Rod Wilday, Town Council Member, Galway
- Margaret DeFoe, Town Clerk, Galway
- MaryAnn Johnson, Deputy Supervisor, Greenfield
- Daniel Cochran, Town Council Member, Greenfield
- Kevin Veitch, Town Council Member, Greenfield
- Rick Capasso, Town Council Member, Greenfield
- Justin Burwell, Highway Superintendent, Greenfield
- Louise Okoniewski, Town Clerk, Greenfield
- Colleen DeMarsh, Town Council Member, Hadley
- Pauline Smead, Town Clerk, Hadley
- Andrew Gilbert, Highway Superintendent, Hadley
- Barbara Kerr, Deputy Town Supervisor, Milton
- Brenda Howe, Town Clerk, Milton
- Kyle Noonan, Town Council Member, Moreau
- Alan VanTassel, Town Council Member, Moreau
- Patricia Bryant, Town Council Member, Northumberland
- John DeLisle, Town Council Member, Northumberland
- Denise Murphy, Town Clerk, Northumberland
- Dave Coffinger, Highway Superintendent, Northumberland
- Willian Hartman, Town Council Member, Providence
- Charles Hanehan, Town Council Member, Saratoga
- Micheal McLoughlin, Town Council Member, Saratoga
- Linda McCabe, Town Clerk, Saratoga
- Donald Ormsby Jr., Highway Superintendent, Saratoga
- Arthur Baker, Town Council Member, Stillwater
- Ellen Vomacka, Town Council Member, Stillwater
- Chris D’Ambro, Town Council Member, Stillwater
- Sue Cunningham, Town Clerk, Stillwater
- Matt Harris, Highway Superintendent, Stillwater
- Whitney Colvin, Trustee, Village of Schuylerville
- Jason Young, Deputy Mayor, Village of Schuylerville
- Sue Baldwin, Town Clerk, Wilton
- John McEachron, Deputy Supervisor, Wilton
- Duane Bogardus, Town Council Member, Wilton
- Erinn Kolligian, Town Council Member, Wilton
- Kirklin ‘Kirk’ Woodcock, Highway Superintendent, Wilton
- Tim Carota, Trustee, Village of South Glens Falls
- Patrick Dewey, Mayor, Village of Victory
- Timothy Healy, Trustee, Village of Victory
- Leslie Dennison, Trustee, Village of Victory
- Judith A. Wood-Shaw, Mayor, Village of Stillwater
- John Basile, Trustee, Village of Stillwater
- Judith Wood-Zeno, Deputy Mayor/Trustee, Village of Stillwater
- Dorothy DeMarco, Trustee, Village of Stillwater
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PAID FOR BY ELISE FOR CONGRESS
