Over the past few months of traveling across Assembly District 113, I’ve had hundreds of conversations with people from communities like Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls, and Hudson Falls.

The message I keep hearing is the same: Things are getting too expensive, and Albany isn’t listening.

When people talk about rising energy costs in New York, they usually think about their utility bill or the price at the gas pump.

But there’s another group feeling this pressure even more acutely: Farmers…

Small businesses are not abstract economic units — they are families, payrolls, and livelihoods.

Access to healthcare in Upstate New York is not guaranteed.

Our schools and workforce systems must prepare students for opportunity — whether that means college, skilled trades, or entrepreneurship.

Public safety is not partisan — it is foundational.

New York has become one of the most expensive states in the country to live, work, and raise a family.

There comes a point when you stop talking about what’s wrong — and decide to step forward and do something about it.