Citizens for South Bristol

11/01/2026

IT’S THE LAST DAY OF EARLY VOTING!

COME ON OUT AND VOTE FOR MORE MOORE!

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10/31/2026

Hi, South Bristol neighbors, I’m Lisa Moore, and I’m running for re-election as your Town Supervisor.

In one short year, we’ve been able to restore our scenic overlook, protect our lake through the installation of vernal ponds, and are just weeks away from banning data centers in South Bristol.

Your vote matters in keeping South Bristol a sanctuary of natural beauty. With your support, we can continue to bring positive energy and a community-first spirit to local government.

I hope that I can count on your support—early voting is happening now.

Thank you for helping us build South Bristol’s future!

10/30/2026

Today’s “Everyday Endorsements” come as blasts from the past from folks who continue to be supporters of Lisa’s…

Dee Crofton is a lifelong Republican and a founding member of Citizens for South Bristol, while Beth Fitch, is one of the principal organizers responsible for reviving the Scenic Overlook.

Thank you both for all you do!

10/28/2026

Today's "Everyday Endorsement" comes from fellow Board Member, Chris Abraham, who is point person for Buildings and Grounds and Board Liaison for the Parks, Recreation & Beautification Committee. A longtime resident and dedicated volunteer on numerous boards, Chris brings tremendous talent and experience to the Town Board--we are grateful for this endorsement!
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When I met Lisa Moore, she talked about how hard she would work for South Bristol and its residents if elected Supervisor. Not only is she one of the hardest working people I’ve ever met, but she uses her heart and soul.

She is a true inspiration and I’ve been privileged to work with her over these past months. I’ve witnessed her heart felt governance and recognized her moral compass is true, ensuring South Bristol leads a good example as stewards of our shared lake and scenic vistas, all while providing a sound financial policy and building productive partnerships.

She is committed to hearing from all residents and welcomes their ideas. I’m grateful to call her our Supervisor and friend, and I will be proud to continue working with Lisa as her vision for South Bristol protects our assets and sets a responsible path for our future.

Chris Abraham

10/27/2026

Today’s “Everyday Endorsement” comes in the form of a song from Citizens for South Bristol unofficial troubadour, Jack Jones. A veteran, storied journalist, and featured insider in a recent Netflix special on the “Son of Sam”, Jack wrote a little ditty he calls the “Ballad of Lisa Moore.” Thanks so much for entertaining us at all our events with your music, Jack!

(Note: there are several ‘embellishments’ in the song which fall in the category of poetic license. 😅)

10/26/2026

Vote Early for Lisa Moore: and DON’T FORGET to VOTE YES on PROP 1!

After you vote for our candidate (on our C4SB line or on Row A) TURN YOUR BALLOT OVER and vote for Prop 1.

WHAT IS PROP 1?

Prop 1 will set FUTURE (starting with the 2028 cycle) South Bristol Town Supervisor terms at FOUR YEARS.

It will NOT affect the length of the upcoming term.

WHO PROPOSED IT?

This proposal was passed in 2025 by the last board and was originally proposed by our last Town Supervisor, Dan Marshall.

WHO SUPPORTS IT?

A majority of both current and former board members support this proposal.

WHY DO THEY SUPPORT IT?

EVERY OTHER elected official in South Bristol (Town Board members, Town Clerk, Highway Superintendent) has a four year term.

Giving the Town Supervisor a four year term would provide more stability for the town. It would allow that town official to spend more of their time doing the town’s business and spend less time on the costly and time-intensive process of campaigning.

Whomever runs in 2028, and whomever begins serving in 2029, Citizens for South Bristol strongly believes that official—and all future officials—should be afforded the opportunity to work together with the board to enact goals and policies over a longer term.

Ultimately, this benefits the town by providing more focus and stability in the executive position, which will lead to better legislative and financial outcomes for South Bristol.

And let’s face it: do we really want to go through the process of re-electing a supervisor every two years?

Vote YES for Prop 1.

10/25/2026

Today’s “Everyday Endorsement” comes from Wende Logan-Young (Logan-Young Wende W MD). We are so thrilled for the support of this wonderful person and eminent physician who has done so much to advance the cause of breast cancer treatment, an innovator and lifesaver of the highest order, and a South Bristol resident. Thank you Dr. Logan-Young!

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What impresses me most about Lisa Moore (besides how much she works) is how much she cares about this town and the residents in it. In such a short amount of time, she has done so many things--both large and small--that show this again and again. While I certainly didn't need any more public appreciation, I was so pleased to meet the others that the town recognized at Lisa's urging, and to hear the stories of what they did. She takes the time to do something like that, then turns around and makes the effort to solicit input from residents on a topic like Data Centers. And in the same year tries to put a ban in place. That's someone who cares. Who takes the time, and pays attention to details. It's pretty impressive.

Dr. Wende Logan-Young

10/25/2026

Early voting is off to a huge start! People are coming out in droves—come on down to the board of election in Canadaigua to cast your vote for Lisa Moore for South Bristol Supervisor!

Vote !

10/24/2026

Today’s “Everyday Endorsement” comes from one of Lisa’s incredible colleagues on the Town Board. Jamie Hall loves South Bristol and is especially proud of the tight knit community around Gulick and West Gulick Roads where she lives. Thank you Jamie for all your hard work, especially your contributions to the Community Engagement Committee, and for your support!

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Over the last year in office, I have had the privilege to work alongside Lisa. She works tirelessly and passionately for the residents of South Bristol. She puts the time in, she gets answers, and works to find solutions. Her well-rounded and practical approach is exactly what South Bristol needs.

Jamie Hall

10/24/2026

Today the Town Board moved the Tentative Budget to “Preliminary” meaning that it will be available for final passage on November 9th after a public hearing. Let’s talk about a few great things in this budget:
- There are NO changes to the tax levy. No version of the budget EVER included a need or request for more taxes!
- Not only that but the current budget calls for hundreds of thousands LESS in appropriations. Don’t listen to anyone wanting to tell you there is more spending here: there is much less.
- Even with less spending required, the budget includes allocations for our two 2027 grant priorities: upgrading the Scenic Overlook and revising the Comprehensive Plan
- How did our town Budget Officer (Lisa Moore) do this? The same way she created budgets for dozens of years in corporate: by examining every expense, and asking all department heads what they really needed, and finding ways to compromise.

Ultimately, compromises were made with folks across the board as well. That is what positive leadership looks like. Lisa Listens—and then she gets the job done.

No changes in South Bristol taxes for 2027. At the special budget workshop reconvened from October 10 on October 24, the town board moved to accept the preliminary 2027 budget. A public hearing on the final budget will be scheduled for November 9, 6pm, followed by the regular board meeting. At today’s meeting, the board looked at various options in preparation for a long range plan to pay off our large bond debt. Over 2027, the town hopes to have a number of community workshops to get input. Thank you particularly to Al Carvill and Bruce Capron of the Finance Committee for the hours of research and their time with each Councilmember on this topic. More information on today’s meeting can be found on the town’s website under Important Information>Presenting 2027 Preliminary Budget 10.24.26.