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Meg Fuller
Town Supervisor
Republican · Conservative

Your land. Your home. Your rights.

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South Bristol decisions belong in South Bristol.
Election Day Tuesday, November 3
Early voting: Oct. 24 – Nov. 1

Protecting your property rights

Families here have farmed this land, built homes on these hills, hunted these woods and cared for this lake for generations.

Your property is your family’s work, savings and future. When government makes rules about it, the burden should be on government to justify them.

Meg Fuller smiling, leaning on a red barn post

“I’ll fight to protect our way of life in South Bristol.” – Meg

As Supervisor, I will:

Defend local control.

Decisions about South Bristol should be made by people who live here.

Respect your property.

No new rules without a clear need, and no surprises. You’ll hear about changes before they’re voted on.

Keep government in its lane.

Fix the roads, keep taxes low, deliver core services well and stay out of your way.

Know the rules before making them.

That’s why I’ve taken New York State code enforcement training.

Vote Meg Fuller for Town Supervisor on Tuesday, November 3, on the Republican or Conservative line.

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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.

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Meg Fuller with her family

South Bristol is our home, and it’s where we’re raising our family. I’d be grateful for your vote on November 3.

— Meg