I'm Meg Fuller, and I'm running for South Bristol Town Supervisor. Town decisions shape your tax bill, the roads you drive every day and the health of our lake. I want to make those decisions carefully, with the cost in front of us before the town acts.
Make South Bristol affordable.
Town decisions shape your tax bill and whether families can continue to afford to live here.
I helped shape the Town of Horicon's Comprehensive Plan, then carried that work into housing affordability, focused on practical solutions for working families. From how we maintain our roads to how we care for public property, I ask what a decision costs taxpayers before the town acts.
Protect the lake and our rural character.
How we use our land decides whether South Bristol stays South Bristol.
My graduate research focused on the relationship between people, their communities and access to local resources. I'll bring that to every land-use decision. That means protecting the lake and the rural character that make South Bristol home, with land-use decisions made carefully and for the long term.
Experience that does the homework.
I'm already on our Town Board, working on the budget, roads, infrastructure and the everyday decisions that affect your home and household budget.
I've completed Building Safety Inspector coursework and I'm in NYS Code Enforcement Official training, because if I'm going to help pass laws that affect homes, businesses and property rights, I want to understand how they work in practice. I've seen firsthand how town decisions affect residents' homes, businesses, property and household budgets.
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Make your plan to vote.
Vote early
- Sat.–Mon., Oct. 24–26: 9 am–5 pm
- Tue.–Wed., Oct. 27–28: Noon–8 pm
- Thu.–Fri., Oct. 29–30: 10 am–6 pm
- Sat.–Sun., Oct. 31–Nov. 1: 9 am–5 pm
Closest site: Board of Elections, 74 Ontario St., Canandaigua. Any Ontario County voter can also use Geneva or Victor.
Vote on Election Day
Tuesday, November 3
Polls are open 6 am–9 pm at your regular polling place.
Not sure where you vote? Check with Ontario County.
Vote by mail
Apply for an early mail or absentee ballot by October 24. Ballots must be postmarked by November 3.
