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Seneca Falls County Supervisor

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2
Term
2 years
Candidates
4
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: County supervisors from this town sit on the Seneca County Board of Supervisors, the county's legislative body, which adopts the county budget and local laws.

Claire Ludovico

Democratic, People's Voice

Seneca Falls

The gist

No documented position found.

Kenneth Hilkert

Republican, Conservative

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No documented position found.

Jennifer Wick

Democratic, People's VoiceIncumbent

Seneca Falls supervisor-at-large; deputy town clerk · Seneca Falls

The gist

  • Proposes a countywide committee planning for landfill closure
  • Supports adding a big-box store for shopping choice
  • Proposes early 2027 budget planning to limit tax increases
  • Voted against 2027 salary resolution for county officials
More about Jennifer
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  1. Proposes a countywide committee planning for landfill closure

    Friday Conversation with Jennifer Kuplinski Wick

    News coverage · Finger Lakes Times · fltimes.com

    “a comprehensive strategy should include the creation of a countywide committee made up of representatives from the landfill, local government, business leaders, and residents”
  2. Supports adding a big-box store for shopping choice

    Friday Conversation with Jennifer Kuplinski Wick

    News coverage · Finger Lakes Times · fltimes.com

    “I believe the community could sustain at least one additional big-box store to provide competition and choice.”
  3. Proposes early 2027 budget planning to limit tax increases

    Friday Conversation with Jennifer Kuplinski Wick

    News coverage · Finger Lakes Times · fltimes.com

    “I believe we need to begin planning for the 2027 budget now, so that we can find a way to minimize any potential tax increase”
  4. Voted against 2027 salary resolution for county officials

    Seneca County supervisors reject 2027 raises for themselves

    News coverage · Finger Lakes Times · fltimes.com

    “Shipley, Kuplinski Wick, and Board Chair Mike Enslow of Waterloo voted no on the entire salary resolution.”

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