City, town & village

Clarkstown Town Supervisor

Vote for: 1
Term: 2 years
Candidates: 2
Election: 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.

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Eugene Bondar

Democratic, Working Families

New City

The gist

Proposes a 12-month moratorium on Hamlet Center development approvals
Proposes an independent forensic audit of town finances
Proposes a code enforcement task force with county agencies
Proposes a term-limits law for town elected offices
Pledges full funding for police staffing, training and equipment
Proposes banning data centers and crypto mining in Clarkstown
Proposes an independent town ethics commission

More about Eugene

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Proposes a 12-month moratorium on Hamlet Center development approvals
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“A 12-month zoning moratorium on Hamlet Center approvals”
Proposes an independent forensic audit of town finances
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“A full independent forensic audit”
Proposes a code enforcement task force with county agencies
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“A Code Enforcement Task Force with Rockland County Health, CPS, and the District Attorney’s office.”
Proposes a term-limits law for town elected offices
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“An ironclad term-limits law, introduced Day One and put to a public vote”
Pledges full funding for police staffing, training and equipment
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“Full funding for police staffing levels, training, and modern equipment”
Proposes banning data centers and crypto mining in Clarkstown
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“Prohibits data centers and crypto mining facilities in every zoning district”
Proposes an independent town ethics commission
Platform & Priorities: The Bondar Blueprint
Campaign website · Bondar for Clarkstown · voteforbondar.com
“An independent ethics commission with real authority”

George A. Hoehmann

Republican, ConservativeIncumbent

Nanuet

The gist

Supports an intelligent traffic-light grid for Clarkstown
Opposes extending the development moratorium to 12 months
Secured two town property tax cuts and reduced debt
Secured preservation of 40 acres of open space
Led ethics code reform and livestreamed town meetings

More about George

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Supports an intelligent traffic-light grid for Clarkstown
Incumbent George Hoehmann to take on Democratic challenger Eugene Bondar in Clarkstown supervisor rematch
News coverage · News 12 Westchester · Sep 23, 2026 · westchester.news12.com
“We're actually working on an intelligent grid for all of our traffic lights”
Opposes extending the development moratorium to 12 months
Politicians Use Moratoriums To Address Voters’ Woes In Clarkstown’s Heated November Election
News coverage · Rockland County Business Journal · Sep 16, 2026 · rcbizjournal.com
“Hoehmann claimed the extension would open the town to lawsuits from developers.”
Secured two town property tax cuts and reduced debt
Record of Results
Campaign website · Citizens for Hoehmann · georgehoehmann.com
“CUT property taxes twice, reduced long-term debt, reined in local spending”
Secured preservation of 40 acres of open space
Record of Results
Campaign website · Citizens for Hoehmann · georgehoehmann.com
“preserved 40 acres of open space, renovated our pools, and enhanced parks, playgrounds and ballfields”
Led ethics code reform and livestreamed town meetings
Record of Results
Campaign website · Citizens for Hoehmann · georgehoehmann.com
“REFORMED the ethics code and delivered accessible, open and transparent government by video streaming town meetings”

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