Terence G. McGuire
Republican, Conservative
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Member of Assembly, 146th District
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- 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 part of Erie County.
Karen M. McMahon
DemocraticIncumbent
Member of Assembly; attorney
The gist
- Sponsored bill raising the volunteer firefighter tax credit to $800.In office
- Sponsored law lengthening protection orders for abused children.In office
- Supports state limits on use of local resources for ICE.In office
- Supports the All-Electric Building Act for new buildings.In office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Sponsored bill raising the volunteer firefighter tax credit to $800.
McMahon Bill to Increase Volunteer Firefighter Tax Credit Passes in AssemblyPublic statement · New York State Assembly · May 14, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“tax credit from $200 to $800 for eligible individuals”
Sponsored law lengthening protection orders for abused children.
Assemblymember McMahon Bill Strengthening Protections for Abused Children Signed into LawPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Nov 24, 2025 · nyassembly.gov
“extends the duration that family courts can issue orders of protection”
Supports state limits on use of local resources for ICE.
Legislature to Consider Proposals to Curb ICE Authority in NYSPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Feb 20, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“states and localities have a responsibility to protect the safety and civil rights of their residents”
Supports the All-Electric Building Act for new buildings.
The Facts About the All-Electric Building ActPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Sep 19, 2025 · nyassembly.gov
“The All-Electric Building Act is just one step towards ending our dependence on fossil fuels”
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