Supervisor candidate launches resident petition to force action on Town Board stalling.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — NEW CITY, NY (March 18, 2026)
Today, Clarkstown Supervisor candidate Eugene Bondar, joined by Town Clerk candidate Greg Sheehan and Town Board candidates Joe Damiani, Sylke Jackson, Gina DeFelice, and Susan Bloom, issued a blistering public demand to incumbent George Hoehmann and the Town Council, calling for an immediate end to the political “shell game” regarding term limits. Bondar is challenging the administration to stop the excuses and finally codify a term-limit law that ensures local officials serve the public, not their own lifelong career ambitions.
Drawing a Line in the Sand
“The time for ‘considering’ and ‘studying’ is over. Today, I am issuing a direct challenge to George Hoehmann: Place a clean, ironclad term-limit local law on the agenda for the very next Town Board meeting. No more legal loopholes, no more taxpayer-funded lawsuits to protect your own seat, and no more broken promises. If you truly believe in the will of the people, prove it with a vote,” Bondar said.
Launching the Clarkstown Term Limits Petition
Bondar aims to ensure that the voices of all Clarkstown residents are heard. To achieve this, he has announced the launch of a town-wide online petition. This initiative encourages residents to urge the Town Board to stop delaying and begin taking legislative action.
“The voters of Clarkstown shouldn’t have to wait for an election to have their voices heard on basic government accountability. Today, I am launching a Petition to restore Term Limits in Clarkstown. We are gathering the names of every resident who remains tired of lying politicians who spent their tax dollars to overturn term limits and have refused to take action to restore the law. This isn’t just a campaign issue, it’s a crisis of transparency,” Bondar said.
A Legacy of Deception and Litigation
Bondar highlighted Hoehmann’s unprecedented record of political flip-flopping. After self-righteously voting to implement term limits, Hoehmann turned his back on the voters, suing the Town of Clarkstown to strike down the very law he helped write and pass. Since the court’s technical overturn of that law, Hoehmann has engaged in a systematic campaign of misinformation, repeatedly claiming he would introduce a “replacement” — a promise that remains unfulfilled years later.
Call to Action for Residents
Sign the petition and join the movement for accountability at forms.gle/afCk63P1jN5YkoAm9. Bondar will be delivering the results of this petition directly to the Town Board after the petition period ends. Media inquiries: inquiry@voteforbondar.com — Bondar for Clarkstown, P.O. Box 310, New City, NY 10956