Republican Slate Runs Unopposed in Town of Broome

Written By The Mountain Eagle on 11/6/25 | 11/6/25

BROOME – Voters in the Town of Broome elected an all-Republican slate on Tuesday, with every candidate running unopposed for their respective offices, according to unofficial results from the Schoharie County Board of Elections.

William M. Smith, III (R, CON) was elected Supervisor with 100.0% of the vote.

Amy Wayman (R) was elected Town Clerk/Collector, also securing 100.0% of the vote. Jason Wayman (R) was elected Superintendent of Highways with 99.2%, and Judyth Tiffany (R) won the Assessor position with 100.0%.

For the two open Town Council seats, Jacqueline Wood (R) received 50.9% of the vote, and Dale Vance (R) received 48.7%.