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Experience

Dedication

Integrity

DEMOCRATIC & WORKING PARTIES FAMILIES

“It is an honor and privilege to serve as the County Legislator for the 2nd Legislative District. My work over this first term has focused on supporting district residents, investing in and working on behalf of our communities, and safeguarding our environment. Whether it has been through: my landmark single-use plastics reduction legislation - “Upon Request”-, millions of dollars invested in our district’s parks, by providing funding to our towns and non-profits, or by supporting common sense public safety initiatives like the 911 diversion program with County Mental Health and the school bus stop arm camera legislation, I am focused on improving the lives of residents. I am eager to continue this important work and humbly ask for your support for a second term as your County Legislator.”

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an experienced county legislator that has earned a second term.

Experienced and fiscally responsible problem solver who understands how Westchester County government works and has a proven track record of getting legislative and funding goals realized

Proven environmental advocate who will continue to support legislative initiatives to combat climate change and protect our fragile drinking water, air quality and parks
Community minded, will always fight for area residents, especially our seniors and veterans, small businesses and non-profit organizations

2023 ENDORSEMENTS

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District 2

District 2 is the largest district in Westchester, comprised of the Towns of Bedford, Lewisboro, North Salem, Pound Ridge, the Village of Mount Kisco and a portion of Somers. It stretches over approximately 130 square miles with over 6 square miles of water. District 2 is home of some of the largest parks in the county system, providing thousands of acres of parkland and miles of hiking trails. It is also home to the Croton Watershed, which provides New York City’s drinking water.