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Hartwick Town Supervisor Candidates: In Their Words

AllOtsego’s 2025 pre-election coverage begins this week with a series of questions posed to Town of Hartwick supervisor candidates Cody E. Moore (REP, HUN) and Andrea Vazquez (CON). There was no word limit given. These are the candidates’ responses as they were received.

1. If elected, what will be your top priorities?

MOORE:

First and foremost, we must restore trust in our town government. By working together, we will protect the taxpayers and foster a more respectful, productive environment on the Town Board. Hartwick needs a leader who can bring people together, focus on solutions and move our town forward.

VAZQUEZ:

My priorities are forward focused. Reliable town services that foster a safe and healthy community.

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