| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, October 9th, 2024
SARATOGA, NY – Today, 39 Saratoga County elected officials endorsed Congresswoman Elise Stefanik for re-election to Congress including endorsements from every town in the county that are in NY-21.
“As Sheriff of Saratoga County, we’re ecstatic to have a proud defender of our law enforcement in Elise Stefanik representing us. Elise has been on the front lines on the national stage fighting against the far left defund the police movement and ensuring our communities are kept safe. We’re glad to have her representing us in parts of the county once again. Vote for Elise Stefanik this November!” Saratoga County Sheriff Michael Zurlo said.
“Congresswoman Stefanik has been a tireless advocate for the people of her district and consistently delivers results for everyone she represents. Major legislation or challenges experienced by one person take priority for Elise and her team. I am grateful for Congresswoman Stefanik introducing legislation to rename the Saratoga National Battlefield Historical Park. Saratoga County is proud to be home to the turning point of the American Revolution and I look forward to working with Congresswoman Stefanik on our county’s 250th Anniversary Commission,” County Board of Supervisors Chairman Phil Barrett said.
“I’m glad that Northern Saratoga County will once again be part of New York’s 21st District. Congresswoman Stefanik is extraordinarily determined to secure results for her constituents, which has earned her esteem as one of the most effective Members of Congress. Elise is a faithful servant for people of the North Country and I am grateful that Wilton will have a Representative who can convert our desires into policy,” Wilton Town Supervisor John Lant said.
“I’m honored to earn the endorsements of 39 incredible elected officials in Saratoga County. I worked closely with leaders across Saratoga County to deliver real results for Upstate New York. I look forward to continuing to serve NY-21 constituents in Congress,” said Congresswoman Elise Stefanik.
The full list of 39 Saratoga County elected officials is below:
Michael Zurlo, Sheriff, Saratoga County
Craig Hayner, County Clerk, Saratoga County
JoAnn Kupferman, County Treasurer, Saratoga County
Phil Barrett, Chairman of Board of Supervisors, Saratoga County
Ruth Drumm, Council Member, Saratoga
Susan Hayes-Massa, County Coroner, Saratoga County
Patrick Clothier, Council Member, Corinth
Carey Mann, Council Member, Corinth
Diana Edwards, Supervisor, Day
Leonard Allen, Highway Superintendent, Day
Cheryl Allen, Council Member, Day
Harry Brennan, Council Member, Day
Joseph Flacke, Council Member, Day
George Lembo, Council Member, Day
Jean Raymond, Supervisor, Edinburg
Ronald Beckering, Town Assessor, Edinburg
Toby Edwards, Council Member, Edinburg
Kevin Veitch, Supervisor, Greenfield
Karen Dowen, Town Clerk, Greenfield
Ty Stacey, Council Member, Greenfield
Arthur Wright, Supervisor, Hadley
Christopher Abrams, Highway Superintendent, Moreau
Kyle Noonan, Council Member, Moreau
Bill Peck, Supervisor, Northumberland
Denise Murphy, Town Clerk, Northumberland
R. David Coffinger, Highway Superintendent, Northumberland
Patricia Bryant, Council Member, Northumberland
Susan Wemple, Town Clerk, Providence
Amber Hill, Council Member, Providence
Adrian Van Hall, Council Member, Providence
Randy Wolfe, Council Member, Providence
Ian Murray, Supervisor, Saratoga
Michelle Conover, Town Clerk, Saratoga
Donald Ormsby, Highway Superintendent, Saratoga
John Lant, Supervisor, Wilton
Susan Baldwin, Town Clerk, Wilton
Michael Monroe, Highway Superintendent, Wilton
Duane Bogardus, Council Member, Wilton
Erinn Kolligian, Council Member, Wilton |
