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Adam Vinson
Legislator2026-01-01–2028-12-31 (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)
About
Adam Vinson's campaign centered on environmental sustainability through climate action and improving local civic participation by fostering greater student engagement. As a recent Cornell graduate representing Collegetown, his platform bridges the student community with county-level legislative priorities.
Campaign promises (2)
- environmentAdam Vinson campaigned on addressing climate change issues within the county.
- transparencyAdam Vinson campaigned on increasing student engagement in local government and community affairs.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 26
- Total speaking time
- 30:34
- Avg per meeting
- 1:11
- Segments
- 514
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Top issues during term (1)(Housing)
Decisions during term (6)
Recorded while Vinson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
approvedVoted yes10-5Sep 15, 2026
Resolution No. 2026-188: Housing Target Market Analysis Funding
approvedVoted yes4-0Sep 2, 2026
Resolution — Support for Planning Department to Use Budgeted Funds for Housing Target Market (ID #14306)
approvedVoted yes12-2May 19, 2026
Res. 2026-105: Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure
approvedVoted yes5-0May 6, 2026
Resolution Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure (ID #14061)
approved4-0Apr 1, 2026
2026 Fair Housing Resolution (ID #13993)
approved15-0Mar 9, 2026
Motion to enter executive session on emergency housing matter
Voting record (11)(Housing)
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Voted yesSep 15, 2026
Resolution No. 2026-188: Support for the Department of Planning and Sustainability to use Budgeted Funds for Housing Target Market
Voted yesSep 15, 2026
Resolution No. 2026-188: Housing Target Market Analysis Funding
Voted yesSep 2, 2026
Resolution No. - Support for the Department of Planning and Sustainability to use Budgeted Funds for Housing Target Market
Voted yesSep 2, 2026
Resolution — Support for Planning Department to Use Budgeted Funds for Housing Target Market (ID #14306)
Views the study as a needed first step to grow the housing stock and tax base.
Voted yesMay 19, 2026
Resolution No. 2026-105: Calling on the Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure and to Deliver Results Through Bipartisan Action
Voted yesMay 19, 2026
Resolution No. 2026-104: Authorization to Disburse County Funds to the Community Housing Development Fund (CHDF) for Round 25 Award 610 W. Court Street
Voted yesMay 19, 2026
Res. 2026-105: Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure
Voted yesMay 6, 2026
Authorization to Disburse County Funds to the Community Housing Development Fund (CHDF) for Round 25 Award 610 W. Court Street
Voted yesMay 6, 2026
Calling on the Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure and to Deliver Results Through Bipartisan Action
Voted yesMay 6, 2026
Resolution Calling on Federal Government to Invest in Economic Development, Housing, and Infrastructure (ID #14061)
Voted yesApr 21, 2026