NYS Assembly: Mary Beth Walsh Eyes Fifth Term
Republican Mary Beth Walsh Seeks to Represent 112th District Again
ALBANY, N.Y. – Republican Mary Beth Walsh is running for her fifth term in the NYS Assembly, seeking to continue representing the 112th district, which includes Saratoga, Schenectady, and Fulton Counties. Her Democratic challenger, Joe Seeman, will also be on the November ballot.
Affordability and Climate Change Top Concerns
Walsh, who has served as the assemblywoman since 2016, cites affordability as a major issue. She notes that New York leads the nation in the number of people leaving the state, a trend she wants to reverse. "We need to make sure that our state is affordable, that people can live and work here," she said in an interview with News10’s Ryan Peterson.
Walsh is also concerned about the implementation of the state’s climate change priorities, particularly the cost of new policies. "We need to make sure that we’re not overburdening our residents with the cost of these new policies," she emphasized.
Interview with News10
Walsh sat down with News10 to discuss the issues facing the 112th district. She highlighted the need for affordable housing, job opportunities, and access to healthcare, as well as her commitment to supporting local businesses.
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Conclusion
Mary Beth Walsh’s experience and strong stance on key issues make her a formidable candidate for re-election. Her constituents can expect her to continue fighting for their rights and interests in the NYS Assembly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are your top priorities as a member of the NYS Assembly?
A: Affordability, climate change, and making sure our state is a place where people want to live and work.
Q: What do you think is the most pressing issue facing the 112th district?
A: The need for affordable housing and job opportunities.
Q: How will you address the cost of implementing climate change policies?
A: We need to make sure that we’re not overburdening our residents with the cost of these new policies, while also being mindful of the urgent need to address climate change.
