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Hempstead 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 and presides over the town board.

Joe Scianablo

Democratic

Garden City

The gist

  • Proposes an independent audit of town finances and operations
  • Pledges to end nepotism and conflicts of interest
  • Supports a law ending mid-term supervisor appointments
  • Pledges to fix potholes and improve snow removal
  • Supports lower taxes and cutting town waste
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  1. Proposes an independent audit of town finances and operations

    Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor · joeforhempsteadsupervisor.com

    “Real accountability starts with a true, independent audit that uncovers fiscal and operational decisions.”
    Scianablo re-launches campaign for Hempstead supervisor, a rematch of last year's race against Ferretti

    News coverage · Long Island Press (Schneps Media) · Feb 5, 2026 · longislandpress.com

    “We're going to audit, financially and operationally, and then we're going to repair these broken systems”
  2. Pledges to end nepotism and conflicts of interest

    Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor · joeforhempsteadsupervisor.com

    “We need to put an end to the unethical decision-making, nepotism, and conflicts of interest.”
  3. Supports a law ending mid-term supervisor appointments

    Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor · joeforhempsteadsupervisor.com

    “pushing for a law to end mid-term supervisor appointments and return power to the voters”
  4. Pledges to fix potholes and improve snow removal

    Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Joe Scianablo for Hempstead Town Supervisor · joeforhempsteadsupervisor.com

    “That means fixing potholes, improving snow removal, restoring transparency, and making government responsive again.”
  5. Supports lower taxes and cutting town waste

    Scianablo re-launches campaign for Hempstead supervisor, a rematch of last year's race against Ferretti

    News coverage · Long Island Press (Schneps Media) · Feb 5, 2026 · longislandpress.com

    “he hopes to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse, instead focusing on transparency, lower taxes and infrastructure”

Martin Oliner

Citizens Not Developers

The gist

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John R. Ferretti

Republican, ConservativeIncumbent

Levittown

The gist

  • Pledges to cut town taxes in 2026
  • Opposed Governor Hochul's plan for denser suburban housing
  • Opposed removing ICE agents from the county jail
  • Co-authored Nassau's Mask Transparency Act
More about John
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  1. Pledges to cut town taxes in 2026

    GOP's Ferretti leads fundraising battle against Dem rival Scianablo for Hempstead supervisor

    News coverage · Long Island Press (Schneps Media) · Aug 17, 2026 · longislandpress.com

    “share my message of cutting taxes in 2026 while maintaining life-enhancing services for children, senior citizens and families”
  2. Opposed Governor Hochul's plan for denser suburban housing

    About John — John Ferretti for Supervisor

    Campaign website · John Ferretti for Supervisor · ferrettiforsupervisor.com

    “Urban Housing Plan, which would have crammed high-rise, high density, New York City-style apartment housing alongside our single-family suburban homes”
  3. Opposed removing ICE agents from the county jail

    About John — John Ferretti for Supervisor

    Campaign website · John Ferretti for Supervisor · ferrettiforsupervisor.com

    “defeating efforts to remove ICE agents from the Nassau County Correctional Facility”
  4. Co-authored Nassau's Mask Transparency Act

    About John — John Ferretti for Supervisor

    Campaign website · John Ferretti for Supervisor · ferrettiforsupervisor.com

    “prevents individuals from concealing their identity while intimidating and terrorizing others”

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