New York State Senate District 57

Current seat holder: George M. Borrello.

Victoria Guite-Williams

Victoria Guite-Williams (Democratic Party, Working Families Party) is running for election to the New York State Senate to represent District 57. Guite-Williams is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. Guite-Williams advanced from the Democratic primary on June 23, 2026.

Campaign site

“My campaign is focused on accountability in every aspect of governance, especially where power has been misused to enrich the richest to the detriment of our community. I believe the housing instability, healthcare failures, and erosion of public trust are not accidental, but the result of deliberate policy choices that can and should be corrected.” (Campaign website (victoriaforstatesenate.com))

George Borrello

Encompassing approximately 4,500 square miles, the 57th Senate District is one of the state’s largest and includes Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Genesee and Wyoming counties as well as the western half of Allegany County. A successful businessman and entrepreneur for most of his adult life, Senator Borrello founded his own company, Top-Shelf Marketing, in his early 20s. After growing the business into a nationally recognized supplier to the hospitality industry, he merged it with another company where he spent 20 years in executive management.

· Official legislative page · NY State Senate Official Biography

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“The forum wasn't about convincing anyone to support a particular project.” (Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))
“Chautauqua County has a proud history of powering New York, and we should be part of the conversation about its energy future. Advanced nuclear technology presents an opportunity to build on our existing energy infrastructure, create family-sustaining careers, strengthen our economy, and provide the reliable, around-the-clock power that businesses and industries depend on.” (Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))
“When I enlisted in the Army, I made a commitment to serve something larger than myself, and that commitment didn't end when I took off the uniform. Advocating for my fellow veterans and helping them access the benefits and support they have earned through their own service is not just my profession; it is my calling.” (Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))