New York State Senate District 58

Current seat holder: Thomas F. O'Mara.

James Bobreski

James Bobreski served in the U.S. Air Force from 1973 to 1975. He earned a high school diploma from Ridgefield Park High School. James Bobreski

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“#1 energy technology is not being implemented on public benefit but rather to satisfy corporate interests. The truths about energy systems are not published.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“#3 Next is health and welfare. The BBB slashed 13 billion in medicaid, 5 billion in education, and 1 billion in snap benefits for NYS.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“Clean energy, education for the AI generation, fighting those who don't value our laws.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

Thomas O'Mara

Senator O'Mara has stood as a commonsense, clear and strong voice in Albany on behalf of his constituents in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes regions. Throughout his public service, Senator O’Mara has been guided by a long-held belief: Government does not create jobs, business does. That's why he’s focused on developing public policies and strategies that allow state government to improve the economic climate for doing business in New York by opposing tax increases, and reducing state spending, mandates, overregulation and oppressive property taxes.

· Official legislative page · NY State Senate Official Biography

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“As we near the end of this milestone anniversary year, we are looking forward to the next 75 years with renewed enthusiasm and focus on shaping the future of glass.” (Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))
“I have spent my life and raised my own family right here in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes. I’m proud that so many of us have worked together to weather the storms, to put down foundations for a stronger and safer future, and to never stop fighting for more effective government.” (Campaign website (omaraforsenate.com))
“He’s reached out across our cities, towns and villages to do some good and to get things done. He’s worked with countless area leaders to identify the 58th District’s common goals, build on our strengths and develop strategies to shore up our weaknesses.” (Campaign website (omaraforsenate.com))