Don’t let a last-minute surprise ruin your voting plan! Taking just five minutes today to verify your registration status, find your polling place, and check local ID requirements to save you a headache on Election Day: elections.ny.gov/…
Thank you, Andrea, for your support and for your thoughtful, researched, post.
I’ve had the privilege of speaking with Sherburne residents about their concerns regarding the proposed battery storage center, and residents across the district about data centers. They don’t feel their best interests are being properly represented in Albany, and neither do I.
On Wednesday, October 7, I’ll be back in Sherburne and would love to meet even more neighbors at the Sherburne Inn starting at 11 a.m.I live in rural Up-State NY. Right now, we are a target for battery storage centers and data centers since we have large land masses that cost less than other places. In addition, the Northeast U.S. is the focus of data center builds due to our cooler climate and prevalent water supply. The governor, Kathy Hochul, had presented a bill to the NYS legislature to place a 1 year moratorium on construction of data centers in the state til more can be learned about the affects on environment and residents. It is a great concern for Up-State citizens…however, my assemblyman, Joe, Angelino voted against the moratorium.
Angelino was, also the legislator who told us there was nothing we could do about a 40 megawatt lithium-ion battery storage center that was proposed for a rural residential area in the town of Sherburne. (These centers are known to frequently catch fire requiring neighboring residents and farm animals to be evacuated in such an instance) He cited a permitting agency, ORES… that has the right to override town laws and blamed the governor. He was wrong about the permit; the company did not receive a permit through ORES. Since that proposal, the town board has unanimously approved a law greatly limiting such a center, placing restrictions on the proposed build that would make it less likely to be constructed.
Both, data centers and lithium-ion battery storage centers pose dangerous risks to the community. My question is….Who does he represent?
I’m voting for Vicki Davis for NYS Assembly 121. …
SEIU Local 200United, a union of thousands of members who are working people striving for fair and just workplaces and communities, is committed to improving the lives of families and workers across New York – a commitment that I wholeheartedly share.
Being a union member makes a big difference, and I’m proud to be a member endorsed by other members across multiple organizations.
Joe Angelino has sponsored numerous bills during his time in office. The majority of his sponsored legislation was voted down when it reached the floor of the House. It seems that he is unable – or unwilling – to work across the aisle to garner support.
Meanwhile, he’s voting against our best interests.
• Voted against a bill that would prohibit the use of surveillance pricing and the collection of data to facilitate the practice.
• Voted against establishing the New York Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act, which would require medical facilities that provide perinatal care to roll out an evidence-based implicit bias program for their healthcare providers and require the department of health to publish reports on maternal morbidity and pregnancy related deaths.
• Voted against providing restoration services that could help make a defendant legally capable of standing trial.
• Voted against the SUNNY Act, which would allow New Yorkers to utilize plug-in solar panels as a simple way to offset rising utility costs.
This November, vote for Vicki Davis for Assembly District 121. She listens and she will protect the freedoms of rural New Yorkers. She’s the best candidate to bring your concerns to Albany and you can be confident she’ll work with fellow Assembly members to protect and support our best interests.
Please mark your calendar for October 22 in Gilbertsville for this important event!This will be an informational evening to better prepare voters as they submit their ballot or vote on Election Day, November 3, 2026. The public is invited. …
If built, the long-denied fracked gas Constitution Pipeline would be a disaster for New Yorkers, threatening our water, costing families more on their energy bills, and posing serious health risks to nearby communities.
Please consider joining the rally Tuesday, October 6, 12pm at the NYS Capitol, Albany. …
NORWICH — On Saturday, September 26, the Chenango County Democratic Headquarters was officially opened at 22 S. Broad Street in Norwich. The office is open Monday through Friday from 12:00 to 6:00 p…
Election deadlines! This one is for you, procrastinators 👀General Election Early Voting: October 24-November 1, 2026.
Important deadlines:
October 24: Voter registration deadline for General. Must be received by Delaware County Board of Elections no later than October 24, 2026.
October 24 (if mailed) or November 2 (if hand-delivered): Early mail and absentee ballot request deadline for General. Mailed and online portal requests must be received no later than October 24, 2026. In-person requests must be received no later than November 2, 2026.
November 3: Early mail and absentee ballot return deadline for General. Must be postmarked or returned in person by November 3, 2026. Postmarked ballots must arrive at Delaware County BOE by November 10, 2026.
General Election will be held at your regular poll site. Early voting will be held at the Board of Elections Office, 97 Main St., Ste 5, Delhi, NY 13753.
Please call our office Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., with any questions. …
Don’t let a last-minute surprise ruin your voting plan! Taking just five minutes today to verify your registration status, find your polling place, and check local ID requirements to save you a headache on Election Day: elections.ny.gov/ …
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Thank you, Andrea, for your support and for your thoughtful, researched, post.
I’ve had the privilege of speaking with Sherburne residents about their concerns regarding the proposed battery storage center, and residents across the district about data centers. They don’t feel their best interests are being properly represented in Albany, and neither do I.
On Wednesday, October 7, I’ll be back in Sherburne and would love to meet even more neighbors at the Sherburne Inn starting at 11 a.m.I live in rural Up-State NY. Right now, we are a target for battery storage centers and data centers since we have large land masses that cost less than other places. In addition, the Northeast U.S. is the focus of data center builds due to our cooler climate and prevalent water supply. The governor, Kathy Hochul, had presented a bill to the NYS legislature to place a 1 year moratorium on construction of data centers in the state til more can be learned about the affects on environment and residents. It is a great concern for Up-State citizens…however, my assemblyman, Joe, Angelino voted against the moratorium.
Angelino was, also the legislator who told us there was nothing we could do about a 40 megawatt lithium-ion battery storage center that was proposed for a rural residential area in the town of Sherburne. (These centers are known to frequently catch fire requiring neighboring residents and farm animals to be evacuated in such an instance) He cited a permitting agency, ORES… that has the right to override town laws and blamed the governor. He was wrong about the permit; the company did not receive a permit through ORES. Since that proposal, the town board has unanimously approved a law greatly limiting such a center, placing restrictions on the proposed build that would make it less likely to be constructed.
Both, data centers and lithium-ion battery storage centers pose dangerous risks to the community. My question is….Who does he represent?
I’m voting for Vicki Davis for NYS Assembly 121. …
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SEIU Local 200United, a union of thousands of members who are working people striving for fair and just workplaces and communities, is committed to improving the lives of families and workers across New York – a commitment that I wholeheartedly share.
Being a union member makes a big difference, and I’m proud to be a member endorsed by other members across multiple organizations.
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Joe Angelino has sponsored numerous bills during his time in office. The majority of his sponsored legislation was voted down when it reached the floor of the House. It seems that he is unable – or unwilling – to work across the aisle to garner support.
Meanwhile, he’s voting against our best interests.
• Voted against a bill that would prohibit the use of surveillance pricing and the collection of data to facilitate the practice.
• Voted against establishing the New York Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act, which would require medical facilities that provide perinatal care to roll out an evidence-based implicit bias program for their healthcare providers and require the department of health to publish reports on maternal morbidity and pregnancy related deaths.
• Voted against providing restoration services that could help make a defendant legally capable of standing trial.
• Voted against the SUNNY Act, which would allow New Yorkers to utilize plug-in solar panels as a simple way to offset rising utility costs.
This November, vote for Vicki Davis for Assembly District 121. She listens and she will protect the freedoms of rural New Yorkers. She’s the best candidate to bring your concerns to Albany and you can be confident she’ll work with fellow Assembly members to protect and support our best interests.
See Angelino’s voting record for yourself at www.billtrack50.com/legislatordetail/25547 …
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Please mark your calendar for October 22 in Gilbertsville for this important event!This will be an informational evening to better prepare voters as they submit their ballot or vote on Election Day, November 3, 2026. The public is invited. …
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If built, the long-denied fracked gas Constitution Pipeline would be a disaster for New Yorkers, threatening our water, costing families more on their energy bills, and posing serious health risks to nearby communities.
Please consider joining the rally Tuesday, October 6, 12pm at the NYS Capitol, Albany. …
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Visit your local democratic committee office and pick up yard signs, learn more about candidates, and sign up to volunteer! Every action matters! …
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Election deadlines! This one is for you, procrastinators 👀General Election Early Voting: October 24-November 1, 2026.
Important deadlines:
October 24: Voter registration deadline for General. Must be received by Delaware County Board of Elections no later than October 24, 2026.
October 24 (if mailed) or November 2 (if hand-delivered): Early mail and absentee ballot request deadline for General. Mailed and online portal requests must be received no later than October 24, 2026. In-person requests must be received no later than November 2, 2026.
November 3: Early mail and absentee ballot return deadline for General. Must be postmarked or returned in person by November 3, 2026. Postmarked ballots must arrive at Delaware County BOE by November 10, 2026.
General Election will be held at your regular poll site. Early voting will be held at the Board of Elections Office, 97 Main St., Ste 5, Delhi, NY 13753.
Please call our office Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., with any questions. …
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Have you checked your voter registration recently? Do it now, not while you're standing in line to vote.
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