Legislator· 2026-01-01–2028-12-31 (three-year term: the county Tompkins County Legislators page states legislators are elected and serve for three years with current terms 2026 through 2028; elected November 4, 2025 per Tompkins County Board of Elections 2025 Statement of Votes Cast , unofficial, certified results not located; begins January 1 per N.Y. Public Officers Law § 4, 1 and ends December 31, 2028; sworn at the January 6, 2026 organizational meeting; start shown is the current-term start)
Judith Hubbard
Tompkins County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 46
- Total speaking time
- 5:19:37
- Avg per meeting
- 6:57
- Segments
- 3678
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Top issues during term (1)(Infrastructure)
Decisions during term (7)
Recorded while Hubbard was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution: $53,000 Natural Infrastructure Appropriation – Bergman Acquisition (ID #14188)
Resolution: $28,000 Natural Infrastructure Appropriation – Osadchey and Wallding Acquisition (ID #14190)
Resolution: $13,425 Natural Infrastructure Appropriation – Schneider Acquisition (ID #14192)
Res. 2026-105: Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure
Resolution Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure (ID #14061)
Selection of Hanshaw Village Infrastructure Upgrades for NYS County Infrastructure Grant Program
Resolution: Select Applicant for NYS County Infrastructure Grant Program (ID #13815)
Voting record (5)(Infrastructure)
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Resolution No. 2026-105: Calling on the Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure and to Deliver Results Through Bipartisan Action
Res. 2026-105: Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure
Supported after amendment striking the partisan-division clauses