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North Greenbush 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.

The sample ballot prints this candidate's first name as "Joseph. H.".

Brian Zweig

Democratic, Working Families

Business consultant · North Greenbush (Defreestville)

The gist

  • Pledges to straighten out the town's finances.
  • Pledges to implement the Route 4 traffic study's recommendations.
  • Proposes more town trails, parks and recreation amenities.
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  1. Pledges to straighten out the town's finances.

    Brian Zweig for North Greenbush Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Friends of Brian Zweig · brianzweig.com

    “I'll use this experience to protect and save taxpayer dollars!”
  2. Pledges to implement the Route 4 traffic study's recommendations.

    Brian Zweig for North Greenbush Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Friends of Brian Zweig · brianzweig.com

    “I will make implementing these improvements a top priority.”
  3. Proposes more town trails, parks and recreation amenities.

    Brian Zweig for North Greenbush Town Supervisor

    Campaign website · Friends of Brian Zweig · brianzweig.com

    “I'll use this expertise to provide more recreational opportunities for town residents.”

Joseph H. Bott, III

Republican, ConservativeIncumbent

General manager, Bott Brothers Electric Inc. · North Greenbush

The gist

  • Supports a second referendum on four-year town terms.
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  1. Supports a second referendum on four-year town terms.

    North Greenbush voters could decide term extensions a second time

    News coverage · Times Union (via Yahoo News) · Jun 28, 2026 · yahoo.com

    “North Greenbush Supervisor Joseph Bott III believes the referendum wasn't publicized enough and therefore didn't gain enough traction with the electorate.”

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