Jim Messa explains Why He’s Running against Paul Miscione for New Hartford Town Supervisor after Switching Parties

July 28, 2025

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First Ward Councilman Jim Messa explains why he’s running against incumbent Paul Miscione for New Hartford Town Supervisor after switching parties, from Republican to Democrat.

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