Clay

Now, in the north country, we have over in Lysander, we have Lysander Municipal Building, 8220 Loop Road, Baldwinville.

Then up in Clay, we have Clay Town Hall, 4401 Route 31, Clay, New York.

Thank you.

And then in the north Syracuse, we have the North Syracuse Community Center, 700 South Bay Road, Syracuse, New York.

And DeWitt and Manlius and the east side of Syracuse has a large concentration of Democrats voting.

And so they tend to have adopted early voting as a way to participate.

But we're starting to see Claytown Hall, you know, Camillus.

Camillus is also like number two.

[laughs] Yeah, so over two days.

Um, let's talk to, um, Dave Capria now, who's, uh, running for the supervisor position in the town of Clay.

We had talked to his opponent before, and so now we're gonna talk to, uh, Dave in the interest of fairness.

How are you, Dave?

Great.

Great.

Tell me why, uh, you wanna be the supervisor in Clay.

Well, I've been involved...

Yeah.

So Joe Bick is running for a supervisor in the town of Clay, and he's the deputy supervisor right now.

He's going to run against David Capria, their personal friends.

They've been on the board together.

That's a level of

responsiveness we're after, and we're getting it.

So there's other things happening in Clay, right? I mean, everyone's focused on Micron, but there's a lot of other stuff that you need to focus on in Clay.

What are some of the priorities along those lines?