Early voting will be here before we know it! Help us reach voters in Assembly District 121 before they visit the ballot box or mail in their votes.
I’ve been listening to voters across the district and it’s clear they’re ready for a representative who appreciates their diverse perspectives and is ready to support their needs.
In-district donations between $5 and $250 are multiplied up to 12 times, which makes your donation go even further to help power our campaign. A $5 donation becomes $60, and a $50 donation becomes $600!
This November, voters will see a rematch of the 2024 NYS Assembly District 121 race, as I challenge Republican incumbent Assemblyman Joe Angelino.
I am a rural upstate New York landowner, union member, and small business owner, and officially launched my 2026 campaign after qualifying for the ballot in early May. I bring a deep commitment to community, collaboration, and practical problem solving.
Rural voices deserve to be heard in Albany, especially as our small towns face rising costs, shifting economies, and development decisions being made without local input.
Thanks for running, Alex!United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829, IATSE is proud to announce our endorsement of Alex Sewell for Town of Kent (New York) Supervisor, recognizing his steadfast commitment to the labor movement, community organizing, and advocacy for working people.
Statement from Local USA 829 President Ed Pierce:
“We are proud to endorse Alex Sewell for Town of Kent Supervisor. As a longtime union member, USA 829 Steward, and dedicated community organizer, Alex understands firsthand the importance of protecting workers’ rights and ensuring working families have a voice in government. His commitment to strengthening organized labor, supporting the arts, and serving his community reflects the values our union stands for every day.”
Statement from Alex Sewell:
“Being endorsed by labor, and specifically by my brothers and sisters in Local USA 829, IATSE means more to me than just about anything. Nothing scares the elite more than workers banding together. We organize, we have solidarity, we have empathy and we know how to come to the table. Over these next few years you’ll see more and more of us up and down the ballot, and I hope we’ll earn your support.“
Alex Sewell is a member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829, where he serves as a union Steward advocating for his fellow members on the job. A lifelong labor activist and community organizer, Alex is running for Town of Kent Supervisor to bring the values of solidarity, fairness, and public service to local government.
Throughout his campaign, Alex has championed policies that have focused on protecting and promoting the working class, promoting and protecting the arts, and environmental stewardship. … See MoreSee Less
In a society of equals, it seems obvious that charging different people different prices for the same goods and services is wrong and shouldn’t happen, but it can and it does. Surveillance pricing uses computer algorithms to crunch all the personal data available about individual customers and determine how much they will be charged for whatever they’re wanting to buy. Many of us may have already experienced such predatory pricing tactics without knowing.
On June 5, the New York legislature passed a bill to prohibit the use of surveillance pricing, along with the collection, use, retention, or sharing of data to enable it – a good thing for consumers. It now awaits Governor Hochul’s signature.
Surprisingly, our own representative in Albany, Joe Angelino, voted against the bill. It seems that he doesn’t agree that New Yorkers should be protected from predatory pricing.
This November, vote Vicki Davis. I support consumer protections, unlike the incumbent.
Huge thank you to campaign friend Mike Mitchell for getting the word out about our campaign! Mike was set up in front of Bill Hovard’s beautiful 354 MAIN in Otego this past weekend with yard signs and information.
That’s all it takes – a couple of willing individuals – to help spread the word that this year, voters have a CHOICE at the ballot box!
If you want to help spread the word, please reach out and we can get materials to you: vickidavisny121.com/contact/
Good news out of Albany today, with the governor’s Executive Order placing a first-in-the-nation one-year state moratorium on hyperscale data centers.
While not quite as stringent as the legislation proposed by the State Assembly, it’s a great step forward in protecting New Yorkers from Big Tech and data centers that strip the resources of nearby communities.
I have listened to concerns from voters around the district about data centers and their impacts on rural towns, and I will bring your concerns to Albany.
Thank you to my dear friend and campaign team member Gail for hosting us at her gorgeous home this past weekend. Friends of democracy were invited to get to know me and fellow blue dots over delicious finger foods and desserts. Thank you to all that visited and campaign team members Gail, for hosting, and Karen, for welcoming guests. Running for office is really a team effort!
If you would like to host a house party or meet and greet, please send me an email! It’s a fun way to support my campaign for NY 121: vickidavisny121.com/contact/
Early voting will be here before we know it! Help us reach voters in Assembly District 121 before they visit the ballot box or mail in their votes.
I’ve been listening to voters across the district and it’s clear they’re ready for a representative who appreciates their diverse perspectives and is ready to support their needs.
In-district donations between $5 and $250 are multiplied up to 12 times, which makes your donation go even further to help power our campaign. A $5 donation becomes $60, and a $50 donation becomes $600!
Multiply your donation today at ActBlue: secure.actblue.com/donate/davis-sm
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Thank you to the Delaware County NY Democrats for its endorsement!
Delaware County’s Assembly District 121 towns include Deposit, Masonville, Sidney, and Tompkins. … See MoreSee Less
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Assembly District 121 includes these counties and towns:
đŸ”¹Broome CountyđŸ”¹
Binghamton
Chenango
Conklin
Colesville
Dickinson
Fenton
Kirkwood
Sanford
Windsor
đŸ”¹Chenango CountyđŸ”¹
Afton
Bainbridge
Columbus
Coventry
Greene
Guilford
New Berlin
Norwich
North Norwich
Oxford
Plymouth
Preston
Sherburne
Smyrna
đŸ”¹Delaware CountyđŸ”¹
Deposit
Masonville
Sidney
Tompkins
đŸ”¹Madison CountyđŸ”¹
Brookfield
Eaton
Hamilton
Lebanon
Madison
đŸ”¹Otsego CountyđŸ”¹
Butternuts
Edmeston
Morris
Otego
Pittsfield
Unadilla
Don’t forget to vote in the November General Election – midterm elections are incredibly important! … See MoreSee Less
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This November, voters will see a rematch of the 2024 NYS Assembly District 121 race, as I challenge Republican incumbent Assemblyman Joe Angelino.
I am a rural upstate New York landowner, union member, and small business owner, and officially launched my 2026 campaign after qualifying for the ballot in early May. I bring a deep commitment to community, collaboration, and practical problem solving.
Rural voices deserve to be heard in Albany, especially as our small towns face rising costs, shifting economies, and development decisions being made without local input.
Learn more, get involved, donate at: vickidavisny121.com/
Delaware County NY Democrats Otsego County Democrats Democratic Women of Broome County Madison County NY Democratic Committee #vickidavis121 #NYPolitics #NYAssembly #upstateny … See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for running, Alex!United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829, IATSE is proud to announce our endorsement of Alex Sewell for Town of Kent (New York) Supervisor, recognizing his steadfast commitment to the labor movement, community organizing, and advocacy for working people.
Statement from Local USA 829 President Ed Pierce:
“We are proud to endorse Alex Sewell for Town of Kent Supervisor. As a longtime union member, USA 829 Steward, and dedicated community organizer, Alex understands firsthand the importance of protecting workers’ rights and ensuring working families have a voice in government. His commitment to strengthening organized labor, supporting the arts, and serving his community reflects the values our union stands for every day.”
Statement from Alex Sewell:
“Being endorsed by labor, and specifically by my brothers and sisters in Local USA 829, IATSE means more to me than just about anything. Nothing scares the elite more than workers banding together. We organize, we have solidarity, we have empathy and we know how to come to the table. Over these next few years you’ll see more and more of us up and down the ballot, and I hope we’ll earn your support.“
Alex Sewell is a member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829, where he serves as a union Steward advocating for his fellow members on the job. A lifelong labor activist and community organizer, Alex is running for Town of Kent Supervisor to bring the values of solidarity, fairness, and public service to local government.
Throughout his campaign, Alex has championed policies that have focused on protecting and promoting the working class, promoting and protecting the arts, and environmental stewardship. … See MoreSee Less
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In a society of equals, it seems obvious that charging different people different prices for the same goods and services is wrong and shouldn’t happen, but it can and it does. Surveillance pricing uses computer algorithms to crunch all the personal data available about individual customers and determine how much they will be charged for whatever they’re wanting to buy. Many of us may have already experienced such predatory pricing tactics without knowing.
On June 5, the New York legislature passed a bill to prohibit the use of surveillance pricing, along with the collection, use, retention, or sharing of data to enable it – a good thing for consumers. It now awaits Governor Hochul’s signature.
Surprisingly, our own representative in Albany, Joe Angelino, voted against the bill. It seems that he doesn’t agree that New Yorkers should be protected from predatory pricing.
This November, vote Vicki Davis. I support consumer protections, unlike the incumbent.
Delaware County NY Democrats Chenango County Democrats Otsego County Democrats Broome County Democratic Party Madison County NY Democratic Committee Town of Sidney NY Democratic Committee Broome County Rural Caucus of Democrats #VickiDavis121 #NYPolitics #NYAssembly #UpstateNY
With thanks to campaign team member Karen K. for writing the original version of this post as a letter to the editor. … See MoreSee Less
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Huge thank you to campaign friend Mike Mitchell for getting the word out about our campaign! Mike was set up in front of Bill Hovard’s beautiful 354 MAIN in Otego this past weekend with yard signs and information.
That’s all it takes – a couple of willing individuals – to help spread the word that this year, voters have a CHOICE at the ballot box!
If you want to help spread the word, please reach out and we can get materials to you: vickidavisny121.com/contact/
Delaware County NY Democrats Chenango County Democrats Otsego County Democrats Broome County Democratic Party Madison County NY Democratic Committee Town of Sidney NY Democratic Committee Broome County Rural Caucus of Democrats #VickiDavis121 #NYPolitics #NYAssembly #UpstateNY … See MoreSee Less
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Good news out of Albany today, with the governor’s Executive Order placing a first-in-the-nation one-year state moratorium on hyperscale data centers.
While not quite as stringent as the legislation proposed by the State Assembly, it’s a great step forward in protecting New Yorkers from Big Tech and data centers that strip the resources of nearby communities.
I have listened to concerns from voters around the district about data centers and their impacts on rural towns, and I will bring your concerns to Albany.
#VickiDavis121 #NYPolitics #NYAssembly #UpstateNY … See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to my dear friend and campaign team member Gail for hosting us at her gorgeous home this past weekend. Friends of democracy were invited to get to know me and fellow blue dots over delicious finger foods and desserts. Thank you to all that visited and campaign team members Gail, for hosting, and Karen, for welcoming guests. Running for office is really a team effort!
If you would like to host a house party or meet and greet, please send me an email! It’s a fun way to support my campaign for NY 121: vickidavisny121.com/contact/
Delaware County NY Democrats Chenango County Democrats Otsego County Democrats Broome County Democratic Party Madison County NY Democratic Committee Town of Sidney NY Democratic Committee Broome County Rural Caucus of Democrats #VickiDavis121 #NYPolitics #NYAssembly #UpstateNY … See MoreSee Less
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