The Common Sense Team

Proven Leadership. A Track History To Be Proud Of.

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Meet The
Common Sense Team

joe nirchi

Joe Nirchi Sr.

Town Councilman for the Town of Union, NY

My mission: I pledge to provide effective local government services in the most cost-efficient manner possible to protect residents’ wallets.

Committee Assignments:

  • Chairman of the Environmental / Laws & Legislation & Intergovernmental Committee
  • Member of the Employees / Safety Committee
  • Member of the Capital Projects / Safety Committee

 

rob mack

Robert Mack

Town Supervisor for the Town of Union,

Key Issues & Initiatives:

  • Housing Shortage: Mack focuses on addressing a local housing deficit affecting thousands of units, though he has opposed state “Pro-Housing Community” certification for parts of the town outside its villages to preserve local zoning control.
  • Infrastructure & ARPA Funds: Oversees the allocation of millions of dollars in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) COVID-19 relief funding toward town infrastructure projects.
  • Taxes & Assessment: Opposes a town-wide property reassessment due to concerns over its financial impact on seniors, proposing alternative approaches to property tax adjustments.
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David Kudgus

Town Councilman for the Town of Union, NY

My mission: To make this a community where people want to live, work and raise their families.

Committee Chairships:

  • Chairperson of the Planning, Zoning & Economic Development Committee
  • Chairperson of the Parks & Recreation Committee
  • Member of the Finance Committee and Employees / Safety Committee

Responsible Government Starts with Communication and Transparency

Quick read booklet that covers the progress happening thanks to responsible leadership.
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A Community to Call Home

A safe community and an affordable place to live are priorities that matter every day.
Our investmnt in public safety and committment to affordable living help make our community a desireable plac to call home.

– David Kudgus

An Affordable Town. A Strong Future

I continue to support an afforable town budget that respects taxpayer and helps make our town an attractive place to live and work. Responsible budgeting means keping our community’s needs and our rsidents’ ability to afford thm in mind.

– Joe Nirchi

New York State General Election:

Early Voting: October 24th through November 1st
General Election Voting: November 3, 2026

Check to see if you are registered to vote!

https://voterlookup.elections.ny.gov

If not you have until Oct 24th.  Go in person to the Broome County Board of Elections or https://elections.ny.gov/voter-registration-process

Vote early by mail.

Voters can request an early mail ballot online up to ten days before the election.

Early mail ballots can also be requested in-person at your local county board of elections.
https://vote.nyc/RequestBallot

Go to the polls to vote!

This is the link,
https://vote.nyc/page/find-your-poll-site,
to find your voting station.

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