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Towns and Cities

In 2026, at least twenty local town offices will appear on the election ballot, including:

  • Town supervisors

  • Town board members

  • Town Clerks

  • Town Highway Superintendents

  • Town Justices
     

Regular citizens (just like you!) fill local offices. Won't you consider stepping up serve your community and run this year? The OCDC is here to help you!

You can see the entire list of offices up for election here:
Ontario County Board of Elections
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​​​​​​​​​2026 Offices

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Town of Bristol:

Supervisor

Highway Superintendent

Town of Farmington:

Justice

Town of Gorham:

Supervisor

Justice

Town of Hopewell:

Supervisor

Clerk/Tax Collector

Highway Superintendent

Justice

Town of Manchester:

Supervisor

Justice

Town of Naples:

Supervisor

Town of Richmond:

Supervisor

Clerk/Tax Collector

Highway Superintendent

Justice

Town of Seneca:

Justice

Town of South Bristol:

Supervisor

Town of Victor:

Justice

Town of West Bloomfield:

Council Members (1)​​​​​

Click the box below to learn about these vital elected positions in our community:

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Resources

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County

In 2026, voters in Ontario County will elect:

  • County Sheriff

  • County Treasurer

  • County Coroners (2)

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The County Sheriff is the chief peace officer within Ontario County and is responsible for law enforcement, county jail operation, court security, and serving legal papers. Leading the Sheriff's Department, they operate under state law and the Constitution, serving as the county's primary elected law enforcement executive with broad powers including deputizing other officers and enforcing orders like evictions, with significant civil and criminal duties beyond just patrolling. 

 

The County Treasurer serves as the chief financial officer for the county. Their duties include the accurate collection and deposit of all municipal funds, the careful disbursement of payments for services and projects, and the preparation of comprehensive financial reports. Through their meticulous oversight and unwavering commitment to accountability, they ensure the sound financial standing of our community and the effective use of taxpayer dollars to serve the needs of our residents. 

 

The County Coroner is responsible for determining the cause and manner of death, when an individual in Ontario County dies outside of a hospital or hospice program. Sometimes when an individual dies in a medical setting the cause may be reported to a coroner.

If you are interested in seeking election to either of these offices, contact us right away! 

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Local and County

State

The following offices will be elected in 2026:

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State Senate District 54

 Declared Democratic Party candidates:

Scott Comegys

Michael Mills
 

State Assembly District 131

(City of Canandaigua, City of Geneva, Towns of Canandaigua, Geneva, Gorham, Hopewell, Manchester, Phelps and Seneca)
     Could it be you in 2026? Learn more

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State Assembly District 133

(Towns of Bristol, East Bloomfield, Farmington, Naples, Richmond, South Bristol, Victor and West Bloomfield)

Could it be you in 2026? Learn more

       

Are you interested in running for one of these offices? Contact us for more information about how you can get on the ballot!

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Governor & Lt Governor

Declared Democratic Party candidates:

Kathy Hochul

Antonio Delgado

Attorney General

Declared Democratic Party candidates:

Tish James

Comptroller

Declared Democratic Party candidates:

Tom DiNapoli

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National

The following offices will be elected in 2026:

 

House of Representative (NY-24)

Declared Democratic Party candidates:

Alissa Ellman

Diana Kastenbaum

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House of Representative (NY-25)

Declared Democratic Party candidates:

Joe Morelle

   

State and Nationa

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