Candidate
Gordon M. Boyd
Running for Supervisor in Saratoga Springs
Gordon M. Boyd is a retired energy consultant and former candidate for Saratoga Springs County Supervisor.
Where they stand
ⓘ AI-compiled · verify · compiled June 30, 2026Affordable Housing
Supports local governments increasing housing units by reforming restrictive zoning and planning practices.
source ↗Public Safety
Proposes a law to ban carrying firearms while intoxicated, dubbed the 'Drunk With Guns' prohibition.
source ↗Immigration
Critiques the county's emergency declaration against aiding migrants and asylum-seekers, worried about its effects on local workers.
source ↗County Representation
Points out structural flaws in the county Board of Supervisors, including no transportation committee and inadequate representation in racing and casino policies.
source ↗Charter Review Commission
Opposes changes to the city's charter regarding supervisor numbers, concerned about reduced city representation in county decisions.
source ↗Democracy and Fairness
Focuses on democracy, fairness, and safety, opposing partisanship and bigotry as barriers to effective governance.
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🗳️ When to vote
2026 General Election
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
60 days awayRegister by
Oct 24
in 50 days
Early voting
Oct 24–Nov 1
in 50 days
Election day
Nov 3
in 60 days
Sources
- 2023 City Council Candidate Survey: Find out where the local candidates stand on sustainability issues - Sustainable Saratoga
- Saratoga Springs Supervisor Candidate Floats “Drunk With Guns” Local Law - Saratoga TODAY newspaper
- Candidate blasts Saratoga County chair's migrant order
- Three candidates for Saratoga Springs Supervisors discuss differences, city council turmoil | WAMC
- More Disinformation from Gordon Boyd and the Saratoga Springs Democratic Committee - Saratoga TODAY newspaper
- Gordon Boyd launches campaign for supervisor
ℹ️ Registered candidate from official NY Board of Elections records (filed 02/14/2023). Verify details with your local election office.
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