Saratoga County Conservative Party

09/04/2026

🚨WILTON VOTERS DESERVE ANSWERS ON SUPERVISOR STURM’S TAX COMMENTS 🚨

Wilton Town Supervisor Toni Sturm is facing new scrutiny after comments made to NEWS10 following the recent tornado damage in Wilton.

Sturm told the outlet that the town is struggling to fund debris cleanup because Wilton doesn't collect property taxes and largely relies on Saratoga County — comments that insinuate the need for a new town tax on Wilton residents.

This comes as Wilton sits on an unallocated fund balance of nearly $20 million — reserves that former Town Councilman John McEachron, currently running for supervisor in Wilton, says were built specifically to help residents in moments like this. Rather than drawing on those reserves, Sturm has instead gone to the county asking for help covering storm cleanup costs.

Wilton residents should ask why a supervisor sitting on a nearly $20 million surplus is talking about new taxes instead of using the resources the town already has. Saratoga County families are already stretched thin — they don't need a new town tax on top of it.

John McEachron for Wilton Town Supervisor
Saratoga County Republican Committee

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

We were so excited to attend John McEachron for Wilton Town Supervisor’s event last night at the Holy Moses’s Tavern in Wilton!

Wilton is FIRED UP to elect a new supervisor and restore transparency and affordability this November.

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09/03/2026

Honor those who lost their lives on 9/11 and support our candidates at our annual GOP Golf Tournament. Spots are open, no need to have a whole foursome. Come, network and enjoy the last of the golfing days. Celebrate the freedom and blessings we enjoy here in our great country and town. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️
Register here: https://donorbox.org/events/790586/steps/choose_tickets

09/03/2026

TRAILS, TAXES & TRANSPARENCY

Supervisor Ian Murray | Town of Saratoga

Ian Murray’s recent record on the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors includes several votes focused on affordability, recreation, and access to government.

• Supported the 2026 County budget, which reduced the County property tax rate by 5%.

• Backed expanded property tax relief for qualifying senior citizens.

• Supported County funding for trail and park improvements in the Town of Saratoga.

• Voted to accept additional State funding for local trail maintenance and development.

• Supported moving County records toward a more accessible digital records system.

A record focused on keeping taxes down, investing in local trails, and modernizing County
government.

09/02/2026

STATEMENT FROM THE SARATOGA COUNTY CONSERVATIVE PARTY

At Monday night’s Malta Town Board meeting, Supervisor Cynthia Young referred to a resident who came forward during public comment as a “bad penny” - and understand that this is defined as an unwanted or disreputable person who shows up time and time again.

This wasn’t just any resident. This is a Malta taxpayer who previously fought Town Hall over actions affecting her farmland and was forced to spend thousands of her own hard-earned dollars on an attorney to defend herself and her property — and ultimately prevailed.

Now, when she continues to show up and voice concerns about her community, the Town Supervisor calls her a “bad penny.”

Residents should be able to question their government, defend their property, and speak at a public meeting without being belittled by the person elected to represent them.

The video speaks for itself.

Calling a concerned taxpayer a “bad penny” isn’t leadership. It’s disrespectful, dismissive, and beneath the office of Town Supervisor.

Our party will always be the party of free speech, respect, and transparency.

On November 3rd, vote for Tim Moseman for Malta Town Supervisor to restore transparency and affordability in Malta.

09/02/2026

🎉 JOIN US IN SUPPORT OF JOHN McEACHRON FOR WILTON TOWN SUPERVISOR! 🇺🇸

We’re excited to invite friends, neighbors, and supporters to a fundraiser for John McEachron, our candidate for Wilton Town Supervisor!

📅 Thursday, September 3rd
🕕 6–8 PM
📍 Holy Moses Tavern
847 Saratoga Road
Gansevoort, NY 12831

$25 Entry Fee

John is running to bring common-sense leadership to Wilton—keeping taxes low, increasing transparency in Town Hall, supporting our veterans, and making sure Wilton remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family.

Come out, meet John, and help us build the momentum we need heading into November!

🇺🇸 Wilton deserves leadership that puts residents first. Wilton deserves John McEachron.

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