2026 New York General Election

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Jack Evans

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Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

“I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together these past five years. From securing over $2 million to repair and improve more than six miles of state roadway, to finally completing a ten-year plan for our town after a 40-year delay, to being recognized with the NYAOT Gold Towns of Excellence Award for our commitment to transparency and community engagement. These accomplishments matter to me personally, not just professionally: my wife, Geneva, and I are raising two young kids here, Lux and Pax, and issues like the future of early childhood education in our district matter to our family just as much as they do to so many others in town. I want to keep building a Stanford that works for young families and longtime residents alike.”

Nathan Lavertue – Stanford Democrats – Stanford, NY

Nathan Lavertue is raising two children with his wife, Geneva.

Experience:
- Board Member, Stanford Town Board · 2022 to now
- Design Program Director, IBM Z and LinuxONE · 2021 to now
- Senior Director of Product Design, Management Controls, Inc. · 2021 to 2021

Nathan Lavertue - Sway

Nathan currently works as a design program director for IBM Z and LinuxONE. He previously worked as a senior director of product design at Management Controls, Inc.

Nathan Lavertue endorsements, 2026 - Sway: Vote Together

Nathan Lavertue is running for another term on the Stanford Town Board. First elected in 2021 to a full four-year term, Nathan was later appointed by the Board to fill a vacant seat for one year, and will now seek a one-year term.

# 2021 General Election

## Town of Stanford Member of Town Board (Vote for 2)

Town of Stanford: EDs reported:  | 3 of 3  | 100.00%
Ballots:  | 1,290  |
Undervotes:  | 122  |
Overvotes:  | 0  |
Double Votes:  | 0

Nathan Lavertue (DEM)  | 640  | 26.04%
Anne Arent (DEM)  | 630  | 25.63%
Dennis P Buchal (REP, CON)  | 646  | 26.28%
Hans Tabor (REP, CON)  | 542  | 22.05%
Write-in  | 0  | 0.00%

Dutchess Elections (site page)

Nathan was first elected to the Stanford Town Board in 2021 for a four-year term. He was later appointed to fill a vacant seat for one year and is seeking a one-year term.

2021-11-04 12:25:27 - — Dutchess Elections

As of October 26, 2026, Nathan Lavertue’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Over his time in office, Nathan has focused on road safety and infrastructure, helped guide the town’s Comprehensive Plan to completion in 2023 and now toward implementation, served as the Board’s liaison to the local school district, and supported the Recreation Commission’s work expanding youth and community programming — all while staying accessible and responsive to residents, and making sure Stanford has a seat at the table in county and state conversations that affect the town.

Supported the Recreation Commission's work to expand youth and community programming.

- Supported the Recreation Commission's work to expand youth and community programming.

Prioritizes road safety and infrastructure.

- Prioritizes road safety and infrastructure.

At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Stanford (“Town Board”), held at the Town of Stanford Town Hall on the 14th day of November, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., Town Deputy Supervisor Nathan Lavertue called the meeting to order, and he, seconded by Councilperson_______________________, moved the following resolution, to enact the local law, to be known as Local Law No. 2 of 2024, entitled “A Local Law Imposing a Temporary Moratorium on Battery Energy Storage Systems and Wind Energy Conversion Systems,” as follows:

Section 1. Legislative intent. The Town Board is currently reviewing possible regulations for Battery Energy Storage Systems (“BESS”) and Wind Energy Conversion Systems (“WECS”) and desires to draft a zoning law amendment that would provide for proper regulation of such projects and installations. The Town Board is concerned that the siting of BESS and WECS could potentially impose adverse impacts on health, safety and welfare of the residents of the Town of Stanford. The imposition of the moratorium will enable town officials to comprehensively address issues involved with siting BESS and WECS, address public concerns about those uses, and engage consultants if necessary to make informed decisions.

Resolution-of-Adoption-for-LL-2-of-2024-Moratorium.pdf

Moved to enact a temporary moratorium on battery energy storage systems and wind energy conversion systems while the town reviews regulations.

- Moved to enact a temporary moratorium on battery energy storage systems and wind energy conversion systems while the town reviews regulations.

New York Town Council Member, Stanford

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