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Ulster County committee appoints Carrie Williams as elections commissioner
Summary
The committee unanimously appointed Carrie Williams to fill the unexpired term of a resigned commissioner, noting Williams has 19 years of experience in the Board of Elections office.
The Laws, Rules and Government Services Committee on June 11 unanimously adopted resolution 329 appointing Carrie Williams as a commissioner on the Ulster County Board of Elections to fill the unexpired term through Dec. 31, 2028.
Acting Commissioner Williams introduced herself to the committee and summarized her background in the elections office: “I've been with the office for 19 years,” she said, listing prior roles from inspector to administrative assistant and deputy. Minority Leader Roberts praised the appointment as “a perfect choice,” and members moved and seconded adoption with no recorded opposition.
The resolution makes the appointment to fill the vacancy created by former Commissioner John Quigley’s resignation effective through the end of 2028. Committee members congratulated Williams and indicated support for continuity through upcoming election cycles.
