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Member of Assembly, 102nd District

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2 years
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Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A member of the Assembly votes on New York laws and the state budget in the State Assembly.

Covers Greene County, Schoharie County, part of Albany County, part of Delaware County and part of Otsego County.

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Janet S. Tweed

Democratic, Working Families

Physical therapist; Delhi village trustee

The gist

  • Supports passing the New York Health Act for universal coverage.
  • Proposes student debt relief for rural health providers.
  • Supports tighter regulation of NYSEG and AI data centers.
  • Supports abortion rights.
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  1. Supports passing the New York Health Act for universal coverage.

    Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly

    Campaign website · janettweed.com

    “Pass the New York Health Act and ensure universal healthcare for all New York residents”

  2. Proposes student debt relief for rural health providers.

    Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly

    Campaign website · janettweed.com

    “student debt relief for those who work in underserved areas, like our rural area, for five years”

  3. Supports tighter regulation of NYSEG and AI data centers.

    Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly

    Campaign website · janettweed.com

    “lowering energy costs through better regulating NYSEG and AI data centers and thoughtfully increasing renewable energy infrastructure”

  4. Supports abortion rights.

    Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly

    Campaign website · janettweed.com

    “I will protect women’s right to choose”

Marcus Molinaro

Republican

Former U.S. Representative; former Federal Transit Administration administrator

The gist

  • Opposes Hochul and Mamdani policies he says raise costs.
More about Marcus
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  1. Opposes Hochul and Mamdani policies he says raise costs.

    Former U.S. Rep. Marc Molinaro announces bid to return to N.Y. state Assembly

    News coverage · Spectrum News · Feb 23, 2026 · spectrumlocalnews.com

    “now have a stranglehold on our state – making it more expensive and less safe”

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