Geoffrey M. Szymanski
Republican, Conservative
Former mayor of Lackawanna
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State Senator, 63rd District
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What this office does: A state senator votes on New York laws and the state budget and confirms the Governor's appointments.
Covers part of Erie County.
April N. McCants-Baskin
Democratic, Working FamiliesIncumbent
State Senator
The gist
- Led a $13 million county capital program for underserved communities.In office
- Voted against the Medical Aid in Dying Act (2025).In office
- Voted for the 2026 redistricting constitutional amendment.In office
- Voted for the packaging reduction and recycling act (2025).In office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
More about April
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Led a $13 million county capital program for underserved communities.
About April N.M. Baskin (senator biography)Government record · New York State Senate · nysenate.gov
“the creation of the Erie County Urban Initiative Program, which invested over $13 million in capital funding into historically underserved communities”
Voted against the Medical Aid in Dying Act (2025).
S138 (2025-26), Medical Aid in Dying Act: bill page and roll callsGovernment record · New York State Senate · nysenate.gov
“Relates to the medical aid in dying act”
Voted for the 2026 redistricting constitutional amendment.
S10637A (2025-26), constitutional amendment on the Independent Redistricting Commission: bill page and roll callGovernment record · New York State Senate · nysenate.gov
“Updates provisions relating to the independent redistricting commission”
Voted for the packaging reduction and recycling act (2025).
S1464A (2025-26), Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act: bill page and roll callsGovernment record · New York State Senate · nysenate.gov
“Enacts the "packaging reduction and recycling infrastructure act"”
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