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NEW YORK, NY — New York Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy today endorsed Assemblyman Andrew Garbarino, the Party’s official designee, in New York’s 2nd Congressional District. Garbarino is running in an open seat to replace retiring Congressman Pete King. “Andrew Garbarino

Langworthy: “Nicole is the no-nonsense leader who will send extreme liberal Max Rose packing” New York, January 14th…New York State Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy today announced his official endorsement of Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis for Congress in NY’s 11th congressional district.

Assemblywoman Mary Beth Walsh (R,C,I-Ballston) today announced that she has been appointed the Assistant Minority Leader Pro Tempore by Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C,I,Ref-Pulaski). In this new role, Walsh will be instrumental in preparation of legislative debates and managing

BY SENATOR JOHN FLANAGAN In two days, the Democrats give a get out of jail free card to 90 percent of criminals across this state and already we are seeing the devastating real-life impact this holiday season as some of

Chairman Langworthy taps popular New York City Councilman Joe Borelli to help spread the NYGOP’s messaging in the critical 2020 election cycle NEW YORK, NY — New York Republican Party Chairman Nick Langworthy has appointed New York City Council Minority

BY SENATOR JOHN FLANAGAN The radical left Working Families Party wants Democrats who get its endorsement to stop defending New York taxpayers and talking about taxes, though the far left will be quick to advocate for higher taxes in one

New York Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy today called for the immediate dismissal of Speaker Carl Heastie’s top aide, Howard Vargas, for his threatening phone call to JCOPE member Julie Garcia following her vote on whether or not to investigate Governor

The Chairman of the national committee tasked with elected more Republicans to the House of Representatives will be in town on October 18th to headline the Erie County Republican Party‘s ‘Stars & Stripes’ gala. The newly named Erie County Republican

BY NICK LANGWORTHY President Donald Trump is under attack from radical leftists, but the New York Republican Party has his back. This week, we launched our Stop the Madness! Tour where I traveled across New York State to hold traitorous,

Officials announce the formation of Republican policy committee New York Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy today announced the formation of a public affairs and policy committee designed to assist candidates and elected officials and strengthen the Party’s network with important opinion

Nassau’s Ann Schockett to Lead Largest Republican Women’s Group in Nation  New Yorker Ann Schockett has been unanimously elected President of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW), the NYGOP today announced. Ms. Schockett was nominated and elected by delegates to the NFRW

New York State Republican Party Chairman Nick Langworthy has received the influential backing of John Catsimatidis, the billionaire New York City businessman who has been a key figure inside the political power structure architected by former Chairman Ed Cox. Catsimatidis

As part of his plan “to rebuild, retool and revitalize” the New York Republican Party, Chairman Nick Langworthy has appointed top real estate executive, civic leader and former government official, Jeffrey Williams, to serve as the Party’s regional finance vice

New York State Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy is pointing to today’s Siena College poll as evidence that the GOP is poised to retake the Senate chamber next year and the Governor’s mansion in 2022. The polling indicates that Governor Andrew

Erie County Republican Party Chairman Nick Langworthy is likely to receive the support of President Donald J. Trump in his bid to unseat Ed Cox — an establishment figure from Manhattan who has been hostile to the President. It’s rumored

BY TODD ALDINGER, ESQ The Libertarian Party has emerged from the 2018 midterm elections as a meaningful player in New York State politics. There will necessarily be some electoral competition between Republicans and Libertarians; however, because we live in deep-blue

BY TODD ALDINGER, ESQ A significant legislative pay raise would help Republicans recruit and retain the caliber of candidates they need to compete with Democrats. With Democrats firmly in control of both the State Senate and Assembly, potential Republican candidates

BY TODD ALDINGER, ESQ New York State Republican Senate Campaigns outspent Democrat candidates for State Senate by nearly three million dollars — and still lost eight seats in the 2018 midterm elections. Much of these funds were spent defending State