Town of Newcomb Highway Superintendent (Essex County)

What this office does

Runs the town highway department. Responsible for maintaining and repairing town roads and bridges and clearing brush and snow, and hires and directs highway workers within the budget the town board approves.

Candidates

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Also on Essex County ballots

• Town of Crown Point Supervisor
• Town of Crown Point Clerk/Tax Collector
• Town of Crown Point Council Member (Unexpired Term)
• Town of Crown Point Highway Superintendent
• Town of Essex Supervisor
• Town of Essex Clerk/Tax Collector
• Town of Essex Highway Superintendent
• Town of Elizabethtown Supervisor
• Town of Elizabethtown Department of Public Works Superintendent
• Town of Moriah Supervisor
• Town of Newcomb Supervisor
• Town of Newcomb Council Member (Unexpired Term)
• Town of North Elba Supervisor
• Town of North Hudson Council Member (Unexpired Term)
• Town of Schroon Supervisor
• Town of St. Armand Clerk

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Quick answers

Who is running for Town of Newcomb Highway Superintendent (Essex County) in 2026?

Preston C. Boule (Republican) and Scott Fifield.

What does this office do?

Runs the town highway department. Responsible for maintaining and repairing town roads and bridges and clearing brush and snow, and hires and directs highway workers within the budget the town board approves.

Who should I vote for in the Town of Newcomb Highway Superintendent (Essex County) race?

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When is the election?

The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.