And while voting for Susan, consider voting for Stephanie Fisher for supervisor, she has experience as a school superintendent in a huge district, with a budget of multi millions for multiple departments (among other notable experiences). She has chosen Cairo as her permanent home along with her hometown born-and-raised husband David Fisher who is also running for town council on the platform to make the town more transparent.

All three candidates can be found on both the Cairo First and the Democratic lines.

Honesty and experience wanted for office in Cairo

Who is on the ballot this Election Day? Here is the rundown

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As of October 28, 2026, David Fisher did not have a website or any information online.

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David Fisher

As of October 28, 2026, David Fisher’s website did not contain information on this issue.

And while voting for Susan, consider voting for Stephanie Fisher for supervisor, she has experience as a school superintendent in a huge district, with a budget of multi millions for multiple departments (among other notable experiences). She has chosen Cairo as her permanent home along with her hometown born-and-raised husband David Fisher who is also running for town council on the platform to make the town more transparent.

David Fisher is originally from Cairo. He lives in Cairo with his wife, Stephanie.

Deputy Town Supervisor Debra Bogins did not seek reelection to the town board, but she ran for town supervisor against former supervisor Ted Banta. Bogins defeated Banta by a 829-637 vote in Tuesday's election, according to Greene County Board of Elections unofficial results.
Board Member Michael Flaherty, running on the Republican ticket, won his reelection bid to the town board with 922 votes, while Republican John VanDenburgh took the second seat on the board with 778 votes. Democrats David Fisher and David Watts loss their bids for board seats, finishing with 527 and 520 votes, respectively.

Bogins wins Cairo town supervisor election; Democrats David Fisher and David Watts loss their bids for board seats, finishing with 527 and 520 votes, respectively.