100 days.
In just 100 days, New Yorkers have the opportunity to fire Kathy Hochul and elect Bruce Blakeman as our next Governor.
But we can't do it without you.
Sign up today at https://t.co/cvg9c8y2DU to volunteer, knock doors, make phone calls, and help us elect Republicans up and down the ballot.
Let's save New York 🇺🇸
Our team is hitting the streets across Erie County, delivering Bruce Blakeman for Governor lawn signs!
Want to help spread the message? Pick up a sign at:
📍 Blakeman WNY HQ
720 Maple Road, Williamsville
📍 Erie County GOP HQ
715 Main Street, Buffalo
More pickup locations are coming soon!
Let’s make it clear that Erie County is ready to fire Kathy Hochul!
I attended the Buffalo Police C District Community Meeting to hear directly from residents about the public safety challenges facing their neighborhoods.
I spoke with local mothers who shared heartbreaking stories about how crime has impacted their families and their daily lives. They want safe streets, accountable leadership, and someone who will put victims first.
As a former federal prosecutor, I know what it takes to hold criminals accountable. As Attorney General, I'll work every day to make New York's communities safer for every family.
This is what poor fiscal management looks like.
Moody’s has revised Buffalo’s credit outlook from Stable to Negative, warning about declining reserves, structural budget deficits, and the City’s continued reliance on one-time revenues to balance its books. That’s not a financial plan, it’s a budget held together with temporary fixes.
@MayorSeanRyan bears responsibility for allowing the City’s finances to deteriorate to this point. Sound budgeting means living within your means, building reserves during good times, and confronting structural deficits before they become a crisis. Instead, Buffalo now faces a warning from the bond market that its fiscal trajectory is moving in the wrong direction.
And where was Comptroller @TomDiNapoli? A true fiscal watchdog doesn’t wait until a rating agency raises the alarm. The job is to identify financial risks early, demand corrective action, and protect taxpayers before borrowing costs rise and fiscal options become more limited.
This should be a wake-up call for every city in New York, including New York City and @ZohranKMamdani. Get your fiscal house in order. The bond market doesn’t care about political speeches or excuses. It rewards discipline and punishes poor financial management.
When government fails to manage taxpayer dollars responsibly, taxpayers are the ones left holding the bill.
.@sarithaforny has been all over Upstate New York talking about how she will make our communities safer as Attorney General🗽
Come support her campaign in Buffalo this Wednesday with me, @716ESQ, @conservativesec, and former NYS Attorney General @dcvacco ⤵️
https://t.co/wT1hOno0NJ
Former State Senator and candidate for District 6 of the Erie County Legislature, Ed Rath says public safety needs to be the No. 1 priority for leaders in Buffalo, Erie County and New York State:
West Seneca Town Supervisor and candidate for the 142nd State Assembly District, Gary Dickson offers his thoughts on safety in the City of Buffalo after this past weekend’s violence:
NOW: Members of the @ErieCountyGOP have gathered outside Buffalo City Hall on Wednesday to discuss the violence and public safety risks that the city experienced over Fourth of July Weekend. Among those on-hand include Pat Chludzinski, Frank Todaro, Gary Dickson and Ed Rath.
Heading downtown to cheer on the @BuffaloSabres? Look out for our @ErieCountyGOP volunteers who are outside of the Key Bank Center collecting signatures to help @NassauExec defeat Kathy Hochul! 🇺🇸🏒
Spent the evening in Buffalo with the @ErieCountyGOP and loved every minute of it.
Buffalo is a special place full of tough, proud, hardworking people who helped build New York. You can feel the grit, history, and heart of this city everywhere you go.
But Buffalonians are tired of being forgotten by Albany politicians and decades of one-party rule. Families are being crushed by high taxes, rising costs, and policies that make life less affordable while opportunity keeps leaving Western New York.
Buffalo deserves investment, accountability, good-paying jobs, and leaders who actually respect taxpayers again.
Thank you to everyone for the warm welcome and great conversations tonight.