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Former Marion supervisor enters Assembly race

A longtime local official is jumping into a state Assembly race in Wayne County. Summer Johnson, the former Town Supervisor of Marion, announced she is running for New York’s 130th Assembly District, saying she wants ... more
Marion Town Supervisor drops re-election bid

Citing a toxic political climate and lack of support, Marion Town Supervisor Summer Johnson announced Wednesday she is withdrawing from the November race. In a public statement, Johnson said the decision came after “much reflection ... more
Marion Town Supervisor Summer Johnson announces re-election campaign

Marion Town Supervisor Summer Johnson has announced her campaign for re-election ahead of the 2025 local election cycle. The Republican incumbent, who won her first term in 2023 with record voter turnout, emphasized her commitment ... more
Supervisor focuses on transparency, responsible growth, and giving Marion full-time effort

Summer Johnson sees representing the town of Marion as a full-time job. Last November, she was elected town supervisor, and in January assumed the responsibilities. Unlike most other elected leaders though in communities across rural, ... more
INSIDE THE FLX: Summer Johnson sets sights on improving Marion (podcast)

When Summer Johnson ran for Marion Town Supervisor, she did so knowing that the community her family calls home needed someone dedicated. "I was called to action," Johnson said of her decision to run. In ... more
FLX CANDIDATES: Summer Johnson says Marion needs new leadership, transparency, and better for its residents

Today we continue our series previewing local elections across the Finger Lakes by catching up with one of the candidates running for office in the town of Marion. Situated in central Wayne County, the community ... more
CANDIDATE SPOTLIGHT: Summer Johnson for Marion Town Supervisor (podcast)

There's high-probability that the town of Marion has new leadership at the end of 2023. Summer Johnson is currently running unopposed for town supervisor, and with the support of current elected officials there, she entered ... more

