2026 New York General Election

George E. Conklin III

Buket Urgen

I have known George Conklin for four decades. We have been friends and have shared a mutual respect for one another the entire time. We have both been volunteer firefighters for a very long time. We have both served as chief officers of our respective departments, George with Hankins/Fremont, me with Youngsville.

Conklin is the conservative choice

George E. Conklin III has been a volunteer firefighter for a long time and has served as a chief officer with Hankins/Fremont.

Conklin is the conservative choice - The River Reporter

We are both self-employed. George operates a construction business; I am a lifelong farmer and livestock dealer. George served several terms as the supervisor of Fremont, I still hold the office of supervisor of the Town of Callicoon. Clearly we have much in common.

George E. Conklin III operates a construction business.

## Highway Superintendent

### George Conklin

Highway Superintendent

Highway Department — Town of Fremont, Sullivan County NY

L87@P2: Petition Party Office Description Candidate Name
L88@P2: Republican FREMONT COUNCIL MEMBER JOHN J HUBERT
L89@P2: Republican FREMONT SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS GEORGE E CONKLIN III
L90@P2: Democratic HIGHLAND SUPERVISOR JOHN M PIZZOLATO

Sullivan County Candidates for the General Election November 4, 2025 (PDF)

Said Town of Fremont Supervisor George Conklin, "This $75,000 grant will improve the operations of our Town Highway Department by providing a place to house and store our equipment. I thank Senator Bonacic for his continued advocacy on behalf of the taxpayers in the Town of Fremont"

Senator Bonacic Announces $75,000 Grant for the Town of Fremont | NYSenate.gov

George serves as the Town of Fremont's highway superintendent. He has also served as Town of Fremont supervisor.

Sullivan County Board of Elections — County/Town Filers 04/10/2026 (PDF)

Said a $75,000 grant would improve Town Highway Department operations by providing equipment-storage space.

- Said a $75,000 grant would improve Town Highway Department operations by providing equipment-storage space.