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William B. Namestnik

Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County Supervisor

Candidate for Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County Supervisor

Learn about William B. Namestnik’s candidacy and positions on the issues. This guide is built by GoodParty.org, a nonpartisan organization helping you find candidates and elected officials who have turned down partisan and big-money influence.

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Recent Experience

  • Candidate for Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County SupervisorCandidate
    2026
  • Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County SupervisorIncumbent
    2026 – 2026
  • Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County Supervisor
    2024 – 2025
  • Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County Supervisor
    2022 – 2023

About Hopewell Town Supervisor / Ontario County Supervisor

Township Supervisors serve multiple functions in county government. They fulfill legislative duties, such as setting policy, enacting ordinances and resolutions, adopting budgets and levying taxes. They can also perform executive functions such as formulating the budget, enforcing ordinances, approving expenditures and hiring employees. These Township Supervisors also serve on the County Legislature or Executive Board.
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Term length
2026 – 2026
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Next election
November 3, 2026

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