Jesse Fish Wins Moreau on the Republican Line

Moreau Supervisor Jesse A. Fish
Photo: Saratoga County
Incumbent Jesse A. Fish won another term as Moreau supervisor on Nov. 3, beating Democrat Alexander M. Bennett 3,772 to 2,384 in unofficial results. Fish, a Republican first elected supervisor in 2023, ran on the Republican and Conservative lines after winning a one-year term unopposed in 2025.
His win keeps Moreau’s seat in the Republican majority on the county board, where no seat changed parties this year. Bennett ran only on the Democratic line, according to the county’s ballot certification.
Quick Facts
Office
Moreau town supervisor
Winner
Jesse A. Fish (Republican, Conservative)
Runner-up
Alexander M. Bennett (Democratic)
Result
3,772 to 2,384 (61.3% to 38.7%)
Margin
1,388 votes, 22.5 points
Status
Unofficial; absentee, military and affidavit ballots not yet added
Takes office
Jan. 1, 2027

THE RESULTS

Fish won 61.3 percent of the votes cast for candidates, a margin of 1,388 votes, or 22.5 points. Moreau cast 6,294 ballots, according to the county’s unofficial results, with all 204 county election districts reporting on election night.

Moreau: Supervisor

Bars split by party line. Unofficial.

Jesse A. Fish ✓Republican, Conservative
3,772 (61.3%)
Alexander M. BennettDemocratic
2,384 (38.7%)
Write-ins
11
Left blank (undervotes)
126
RepublicanConservativeDemocraticWrite-ins and blanks
Source: Saratoga County Board of Elections, unofficial results, 204 of 204 precincts, Nov. 3, 2026; party lines from the county's Sept. 8, 2026 ballot certification
Jesse A. Fish beat Alexander M. Bennett, 3,772 to 2,384. Write-ins: 11. Left blank: 126. Overvotes: 1.
That margin is the third-widest of any contested town race in the county, behind only the Ballston supervisor race and the Northumberland highway superintendent race. The absentee, military and affidavit ballots still to be counted are not expected to change the result.

HOW THE VOTE BROKE DOWN

Fish drew 3,323 votes on the Republican line and 449 on the Conservative line. Bennett’s 2,384 votes all came on the Democratic line. Voters cast 11 write-ins, and 126 Moreau ballots left the supervisor race blank. One ballot was an overvote.
Moreau voters also approved the Crandall Public Library District’s proposed 2027 budget of $6,186,608, which includes $893,362 raised from Moreau property owners, by 3,208 to 2,182. Beth J. Merrill won a seat as a library trustee without opposition.
Moreau Lake in Moreau Lake State Park
Moreau Lake in Moreau Lake State Park. Fish won 61.3 percent of Moreau’s supervisor vote. (Photo: Ned n07b07, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)

HOW IT COMPARES

The chart ranks every contested town race in Saratoga County by the gap between winner and runner-up. Moreau’s 22.5-point margin put it in the top three, and well ahead of the closely fought supervisor races in Milton and Clifton Park.

Winning margin in every contested town race in Saratoga County

Percentage points between the winner and runner-up, share of votes cast for candidates. Unofficial.

Ballston supervisor2,274 votes
47.0 pts
Northumberland highway supt.677 votes
36.0 pts
Moreau supervisor1,388 votes
22.5 pts
Wilton supervisor966 votes
12.6 pts
Clifton Park county supervisor1,527 votes
8.7 pts
Saratoga supervisor205 votes
8.3 pts
Malta supervisor581 votes
7.6 pts
Greenfield town justice258 votes
7.5 pts
Clifton Park town/county supervisor823 votes
4.7 pts
Saratoga town justice103 votes
4.4 pts
Milton supervisor147 votes
1.9 pts
This raceOther contested races
Source: Saratoga County Board of Elections, unofficial results, 204 of 204 precincts, Nov. 3, 2026
Margins are from the county’s unofficial election night count and can shift as absentee, military and affidavit ballots are added.
The Moreau supervisor casts 16,202 of the Board of Supervisors’ 235,509 weighted votes, according to the county’s weighted-vote schedule. The seat ranks just behind Malta and Wilton and well ahead of most of the county’s rural northern towns.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Fish’s new term begins Jan. 1, 2027. The county board, chaired this year by Clifton Park’s Phil Barrett, will choose its 2027 chairman at its January organizational meeting, after three new supervisors from Clifton Park and Hadley are sworn in.
For results in every Saratoga County race, plus the officials who represent each town, visit PagPol’s Saratoga County page or subscribe to the Saratoga County newsletter. PagPol will update these results when the county adds absentee, military and affidavit ballots and certifies the count.
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