2026 New York General Election

Name: Al Lanzetta

Age: 72

Occupation: Retired IBM

Party: Democrat

Ballot lines: Democrat, Conservative, Independence, Working Families

Education: Delehanty, NYC

VOTERS GUIDE: Coupart, Lanzetta running for Marlborough supervisor

Al Lanzetta attended Delehanty in New York City.

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Al Lanzetta is retired and previously worked for IBM.

ACCOUNTABILITY

Citizens can be sure I will audit all vouchers. Contracts will be reviewed and put out to bid in a fair and open process.

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Plans to audit vouchers and require fair, open competitive bidding for contracts.

- Plans to audit vouchers and require fair, open competitive bidding for contracts.

Economy

TRANSPARENCY

Information will be shared proactively and all discussions will take place at public forums and meetings - not behind closed doors.

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EXPERIENCE

My 10 years as the former Supervisor led to attracting new business and over $2 million in grants to improve infrastructure, sidewalks, playgrounds, parks and a new community center. It’s time Marlborough got its fair share of returned tax funds. I can make that happen.

Plans to share information proactively and hold discussions at public forums and meetings.

As a former town supervisor, he said his administration attracted new business and secured more than $2 million in grants for community improvements.

- Plans to share information proactively and hold discussions at public forums and meetings.
- As a former town supervisor, he said his administration attracted new business and secured more than $2 million in grants for community improvements.

Public Services

If elected, Lanzetta said he would immediately review town spending by auditing bills, contracts and vouchers while requiring contracts to be competitively bid through what he describes as a fair and open process.

Among his priorities are improving affordability, controlling taxes, reducing traffic congestion and enhancing public safety along the Route 9W corridor. He also said he would work more closely with state and county officials to secure additional grant funding and transportation improvements.

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VISION

Many of the improvements in the hamlets of Marlboro & Milton came about from the work between my administration and the community. Give me the chance to build on that success. Marlborough can thrive by balancing development while making sure our primary economic driver, our Agricultural Community, gets the support it deserves.

Prioritizes improving affordability and controlling taxes.

Supports balancing development with support for Marlborough's agricultural community.

- Prioritizes improving affordability and controlling taxes.
- Supports balancing development with support for Marlborough's agricultural community.

Housing & Urban Development

Prioritizes enhancing public safety along the Route 9W corridor.

- Prioritizes enhancing public safety along the Route 9W corridor.

Public Safety

Among his priorities are improving affordability, controlling taxes, reducing traffic congestion and enhancing public safety along the Route 9W corridor. He also said he would work more closely with state and county officials to secure additional grant funding and transportation improvements. Lanzetta said he believes development should follow planning practices that align with the community’s long-term vision while maintaining an open and transparent decision-making process.

Prioritizes reducing Route 9W congestion and working with state and county officials to secure transportation grants and improvements.

- Prioritizes reducing Route 9W congestion and working with state and county officials to secure transportation grants and improvements.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of October 22, 2026, Al Lanzetta’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Al Lanzetta

- Supports balancing development with support for Marlborough's agricultural community.

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Scott Corcoran is the current Marlborough Town Supervisor.

“We just passed the…exemption taxes for EMS service providers and firefighters,” he said. “Right now, we’re reviewing 100% disabled veterans exemption.”

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Passed property-tax exemptions for emergency medical service providers and firefighters.

- Passed property-tax exemptions for emergency medical service providers and firefighters.

As of October 22, 2026, Scott Corcoran did not have a website or any information online.

“It's very hard to control costs of housing, obviously,” Corcoran said. “It’s based on market rates. But what we’ve done is just passed an (accessory dwelling unit) law that allows anybody on a one-acre residential property to buy a detached affordable dwelling unit on their property.”

“What we’re trying to do is to get more housing in the county, because there’s a housing shortage in New York state, and especially in Ulster County,” Scott Corcoran said. The proposal would allow property owners to build a unit up to 900 square feet on a one-acre property. Depending on the home’s structure, an applicant may be required to install an additional septic system if the existing one cannot accommodate two units.

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Passed a law allowing detached affordable dwelling units on one-acre residential properties to increase local housing supply.

Passed a law allowing detached affordable dwelling units on one-acre residential properties to increase the local housing supply.

- Passed a law allowing detached affordable dwelling units on one-acre residential properties to increase the local housing supply.

Corcoran also considers it important to focus on law enforcement. “I’m very big on backing my police force and giving them the tools that they needed to do their job,” he said. “Everybody thinks that they live in a small town, that there’s not crime in our town. It’s not that we have a lot of crime but there’s a lot of behind-the-scenes crime that our officers take care of. A lot of that deals with drug-related issues and domestic violence, and we take that very seriously.”

Supports providing police with resources to address drug-related issues and domestic violence.

Supports providing police with more resources to address drug-related issues and domestic violence.

- Supports providing police with more resources to address drug-related issues and domestic violence.

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Scott Corcoran

As of October 22, 2026, Scott Corcoran’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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