Anne Burger
Republican, Conservative
The gist
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District 2
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: The county legislature is the county's lawmaking body; it adopts the county budget and local laws.
Emma Arnoff
Democratic, Working FamiliesIncumbent
The gist
- Supports a countywide coordinated EMS plan.
- Supports expanding mental health services to prevent homelessness.
- Supports building more housing and expanding public transportation.
- Opposes Flock license plate reader cameras.
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Supports a countywide coordinated EMS plan.
14 Dutchess Legislature races include incumbents, former lawmakers, and political newcomersCandidate questionnaire · Mid Hudson News (candidate questionnaire; answers written by the candidates) · midhudsonnews.com
“We need a countywide plan for EMS with centralized coordination, which will result in tax dollar savings as efficiency increases and resources are shared.”
Supports expanding mental health services to prevent homelessness.
14 Dutchess Legislature races include incumbents, former lawmakers, and political newcomersCandidate questionnaire · Mid Hudson News (candidate questionnaire; answers written by the candidates) · midhudsonnews.com
“If we can make mental health services more available and accessible we can properly diagnose and support people”
Supports building more housing and expanding public transportation.
14 Dutchess Legislature races include incumbents, former lawmakers, and political newcomersCandidate questionnaire · Mid Hudson News (candidate questionnaire; answers written by the candidates) · midhudsonnews.com
“expanding mental health services, building more housing, and strengthening EMS and public transportation”
Opposes Flock license plate reader cameras.
Residents and politicians speak out against License Plate ReadersNews coverage · Mid Hudson News · midhudsonnews.com
“I am very concerned about Flock cameras”
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