2026 New York General Election

Cairo Town Board

Debra Bogins – Supervisor
supervisor@townofcairony.gov
Term Ends: December 31, 2026

Cairo Town Board

Debra Bogins – Supervisor
supervisor@townofcairony.gov
Term Ends: December 31, 2026

Timothy Murphy – Deputy Supervisor

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.

Bogins wins Cairo town supervisor election; Republicans take board seats

Town Supervisor Jason Watts did not seek reelection, but he, instead, ran for a seat on the town board. 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.

Debra A. Bogins currently serves as Cairo town supervisor, with a term ending December 31, 2026. She was elected after defeating former supervisor Ted Banta. Before becoming supervisor, she served on the Cairo Town Board.

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As of October 28, 2026, Debra A. Bogins did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Officials at the ceremony credited years of planning and partnerships for advancing the project and highlighted the investment being made in the county’s senior population. The project will convert an existing building on the property into a senior center with space for programs, activities and congregate meals. The facility will also include a commercial kitchen planned to serve as the central meal-preparation site for Greene County’s congregate dining locations and homebound meal program. The Town of Cairo purchased the property in 2021 to establish a new senior center. Greene County created a capital project in 2024 to support the redevelopment and move it into construction. Greene County has committed $1.9 million to the $3.2 million project, with additional state, federal, and Town of Cairo funding. “We’re excited to see this long-awaited project moving forward,” said Town of Cairo Supervisor Debra Bogins. “This new center will give our seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect and enjoy their community.”

Greene County and Town of Cairo Break Ground on New Senior Center

Supports moving forward with Cairo's new senior center, saying it will give seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect and enjoy their community.

Supports moving forward with Cairo's new senior center, saying it will give seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect, and enjoy their community.

- Supports moving forward with Cairo's new senior center, saying it will give seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect, and enjoy their community.

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Debra A. Bogins

As of October 28, 2026, Debra A. Bogins’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

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.

Honesty and Experience Wanted for Office in Cairo

Stephanie Fisher is married to David Fisher.

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

Stephanie Fisher has experience as a school superintendent.

Stephanie has experience as a school superintendent.

We see throughout the Hudson Valley, throughout Ulster County, throughout Columbia County, that businesses can't find people to work because the people who want to work there can't afford to live there. The other thing is we have wonderful people in this town who are craftsmen, and I would implore the town to consider that when they do construction, they need to use local people and unions in order to build and sustain the middle class. Who are the primary residents of the Town of Cairo. Thank you.

04-Public-Comment-Response-Letter-April-22-2024.pdf

Calls for the town to use local workers and unions in construction.

- Calls for the town to use local workers and unions in construction.

Stephanie Fisher:
Hi everyone, I want to start with saying to Mrs. (inaudible) I love you and I love your family. I think one of the primary differences and I agree with everything that you've said between what you have done for the Cairo community and Round Top is that this is not going to be owner owned. They're not going to be residing at it. We don't know who's going to be running it, and they're not going to be engaging the community because it's not accessible to the community. So I just wanted to say that. I have a number of questions to the planning board, I'm going to keep it short and sweet because I haven't heard anything.

Said the Round Top development would not be accessible to or engage members of the Cairo community.

- Said the Round Top development would not be accessible to or engage members of the Cairo community.

So I want to understand what's the traffic study for accessing that? And the second thing is I really appreciate that you talked about having temporary housing for people who work there, where is the affordable housing for people who are going to have to come to the community in order to be able to work there? We see throughout the Hudson Valley, throughout Ulster County, throughout Columbia County, that businesses can't find people to work because the people who want to work there can't afford to live there. The other thing is we have wonderful people in this town who are craftsmen, and I would implore the town to consider that when they do construction, they need to use local people and unions in order to build and sustain the middle class.

Calls for affordable housing for people coming to Cairo to work at Round Top.

- Calls for affordable housing for people coming to Cairo to work at Round Top.

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

I have a number of questions I'd like the planning board to consider. The first is I don't live in Round Top. I live on Silver Spur Road. We are a primary access route to Round Top. There's been no change in anything on Silver Spur Road except the number of cars that are driving up every single day. That road was not designed. So I want to understand what's the traffic study for accessing that? And the second thing is I really appreciate that you talked about having temporary housing for people who work there, where is the affordable housing for people who are going to have to come to the community in order to be able to work there?

Calls for a traffic study of Round Top access via Silver Spur Road.

- Calls for a traffic study of Round Top access via Silver Spur Road.

Stephanie Fisher

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

New York Town Supervisor, Cairo

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