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Stuyvesant Town Supervisor

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The town supervisor is the town's chief executive and financial officer, presides over the town board and represents the town on the Columbia County Board of Supervisors.

Lee Jamison

Democratic, Working Families

Retired social worker

The gist

  • Proposes a plan to sell, rent or repair vacant homes.
  • Pledges broadband for the town's 40 unserved addresses.
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  1. Proposes a plan to sell, rent or repair vacant homes.

    Incumbents, political newcomers face off in Stuyvesant election

    News coverage · Daily Gazette / Hudson Valley 360 · Oct 24, 2025 · dailygazette.com

    “Jamison said she wants to survey the town's unoccupied houses and develop a plan to sell, rent or repair them”
  2. Pledges broadband for the town's 40 unserved addresses.

    Incumbents, political newcomers face off in Stuyvesant election

    News coverage · Daily Gazette / Hudson Valley 360 · Oct 24, 2025 · dailygazette.com

    “expand broadband access to the 40 unserved addresses in the town”

Ron Knott

Republican, Conservative

Stuyvesant Town Supervisor

The gist

  • Pledges a county budget that keeps taxes low.
  • Pledges to carry out the town's comprehensive plan.
More about Ron
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  1. Pledges a county budget that keeps taxes low.

    Incumbents, political newcomers face off in Stuyvesant election

    News coverage · Daily Gazette / Hudson Valley 360 · Oct 24, 2025 · dailygazette.com

    “Knott said he will focus on producing a budget that maintains infrastructure while keeping taxes low”
  2. Pledges to carry out the town's comprehensive plan.

    Incumbents, political newcomers face off in Stuyvesant election

    News coverage · Daily Gazette / Hudson Valley 360 · Oct 24, 2025 · dailygazette.com

    “he will look to enact the vision of the comprehensive plan and focus on fiscal responsibility”

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