The affordability crisis touches nearly every part of daily life from rent to childcare to transportation costs. We need leadership focused on solutions.

Here I lay out a Syracuse perspective on immigration: focus on people, not politics, and prioritize real local impact. Read more:

No one should be left behind.

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Help us keep expanding our field operation across the district.,

"Come celebrate the opening of our campaign office and help us organize for affordable housing good jobs and transparency in government. www.mobilize.us/mobr..."

Every bill arrives like it did a group project and I’m the only one with my name on it.

We can build something better together.

Endorsements matter because they tell you who trusts a candidate to fight for the community. Judy Jerome’s support reflects the kind of coalition we are building across Syracuse and Onondaga County.

Tammy Honeywell is not just a public servant. She is also a union leader who has represented thousands of workers across our community. Full post:

"This campaign is powered by volunteers and neighbors. Join us for our office opening and pick up a lawn sign or campaign shirt. www.mobilize.us/mobr..."

Economic security should not be out of reach.

Uncle Bernie said I am one of the people who can carry the torch. That means a lot because this campaign has always been about building power beyond one election. www.syracuse.com/pol...

This campaign has knocked a lot of doors but none of that matters if people do not actually vote.

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Reliable public transportation is an affordability issue. People should be able to get to work school and appointments without needing to own a car.

The middle class feels like a group project where two people do all the work and still get blamed.

We need solutions that match the scale of the problems we face.

I ran for office because I believe government should work for working people. Discover more about me here:

Affordable housing public transit healthcare and workers rights are all on the ballot in this election. Make sure your voice is heard.

We’re taking our message directly to voters. Help us continue that work.,

This election is about whether we continue accepting a status quo that leaves people behind or finally fight for policies that make life more affordable for regular people. dailyorange.com/2026...

New leadership. Stronger communities. Jo Bennett represents a fresh voice focused on making local government work for everyone. Full post:

We can’t talk about affordability without talking about transportation. Car dependency is expensive.,"empire.streetsblog.o..."

We need to build a system that works for everyone.

"The message could not be clearer: in Hochul’s NY, big donors and corporate interests come first as the entire budget process reeks of pay-to-play politics." We're calling on the legislature to pass reforms that rein in executive overreach & ensure this kind of abuse of power never happens again.

The focus should always be on improving lives.

Judy Jerome has spent years fighting for working people in Syracuse. Her support means a lot because she knows what real community leadership looks like. Read why she’s supporting our campaign for NY State Assembly here:

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The Democratic primary for Assembly District 129 is an opportunity to decide what kind of leadership we want representing Central New York in Albany.

We’re building a people-powered campaign from the ground up. Chip in today to help us keep growing.,

This campaign continues to grow because people across our community are ready for new leadership and bold ideas. Thank you to Judy Jerome for joining our movement for a more affordable and equitable Central New York.

Coverage: Local leaders are speaking out and demanding more transparency around major projects impacting Syracuse. Read more:

"Our campaign office is open. Stop by meet the team grab a lawn sign or campaign shirt and learn how to get involved. Office supplies welcome. www.mobilize.us/mobr..."

It’s wild how “affordable housing” always means affordable for everybody except the people who need it.

The affordability crisis touches nearly every part of life from rent to childcare to transportation. The Daily Orange covered the conversation around these issues here:

Democratic lawmakers are pushing back and raising questions about major local decisions. Here is the full coverage:

We need policies that meet people where they are.

Fairness should be built into the system.

Syracuse shouldn’t need national transportation outlets writing about our failure to prioritize street safety before local leaders act.,"empire.streetsblog.o..."

Opportunity should not be reserved for the wealthy.

"We’re building a grassroots campaign focused on working people. Come check out the new office and meet the team helping power this movement. www.mobilize.us/mobr..."

Community support like this means a great deal because it reflects the coalition we are building across District 129. Thank you to Moise Laub for standing with our campaign.

A strong economy includes everyone.

We’re challenging the status quo and building something stronger. Help us continue.,

This campaign is about connection. Making sure people feel heard, represented, and part of the decisions shaping their community. Read more:

Tammy Honeywell is not just a public servant. She is also a union leader who has represented thousands of workers across our community. Full post:

This campaign has been built door by door conversation by conversation and now we need people to show up and vote. Find your information here.

Election Day is June 23 but you have options. Vote early between June 13 and June 21 and make your plan ahead of time

People across Syracuse are stepping up because they know we need leadership focused on affordability opportunity and community investment. Thank you to Moise Laub for the support.