New York State Assembly District 113

“She meets regularly with farmers and with researchers from New York’s Ag schools to keep up-to-date on the issues and opportunities.” (Campaign theme excerpt (via Ballotpedia))

“I regularly meet with groups of students and teachers to ensure that I understand what the effects of state policy are on what is happening in the classroom. From the kindergarten classrooms to the halls of the high schools, I have seen and heard that our kids are actively engaged in learning at a level that will prepare them for a bright future.” (Campaign theme excerpt (via Ballotpedia))

“Excerpt: Encourage responsible development to protect the agricultural and open lands” (Campaign theme excerpt (via Ballotpedia))

“Albany has made it too expensive to live, work, and own a business in New York. I’m running to restore affordability, strengthen our communities, and bring common sense back to state government.” (Campaign website (carusoforassembly.com))

“As a small business owner who has created jobs and met payroll, I understand what rising taxes, regulations, and energy costs do to working families and local employers.” (Campaign website (carusoforassembly.com))

“I’m running for Assembly District 113 to: Lower costs for families, support small businesses and local jobs , restore public safety , protect rural healthcare , and give our communities a stronger voice in Albany” (Campaign website (carusoforassembly.com))

“A campaign rooted in working-class power, democratic values, and a belief that New York belongs to all of us — not the wealthy, not the well-connected, and not those who think they’re above the law.” (Campaign website (kennyfornyassembly.com))

“From union members to parents, tenants to small business owners, this campaign is grounded in the belief that government should work for working people — not just the wealthy and well-connected. Together, we can build a New York where everyone has dignity, opportunity, and a real shot at success.” (Campaign website (kennyfornyassembly.com))

“This isn’t about politics as usual — it’s about building a people-powered movement right here at home. When we come together across our towns and neighborhoods, we can create real change.” (Campaign website (kennyfornyassembly.com))