Showing posts with label Assembly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Assembly. Show all posts

Friday, October 26, 2012

COLUMBIA PAPER ENDORSES CHERYL ROBERTS FOR ASSEMBLY

The Columbia Paper has endorsed Cheryl Roberts for NYS Assembly in the 107th District.


The final paragraph says it all:

Voters in the 107th District have good choices for Assembly, but one stands out as a with a distinguished record, aware of what our communities need from Albany and possessing the energy, authority and experience to represent this region as it has seldom been represented before. For those reasons, vote for Cheryl Roberts for Assembly November 6.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

THE COLUMBIA PAPER ENDORSES CHERYL ROBERTS for SEPTEMBER 13 PRIMARY (This Coming THURSDAY)



The Columbia Paper has endorsed Cheryl, with Editor Parry Teasdale writing that "her background in environmental matters will carry great weight in campaign debates and in the legislature...." Though he condemns the state's primary election process and calls for its overhaul, Teasdale writes: "The party leaders chose wisely, and I urge Democrats and Working Families voters to support her in the September 13 primary."

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

ABSENTEE VOTING - AVAILABLE NOW IN-PERSON !!!


There will be absentee voting before the Primary Election over-the-counter at the BOE.  (This is not same as "Early Voting" offered in other states.)

Columbia County BOE Over-the-Counter Absentee Voting
Any weekday from 8am-4pm
Thursday, Sept. 6th from 4pm-6pm
Saturday, Sept. 8th from 9am-noon

Any questions, please contact: 

Hilary Hillman
Democratic Deputy Commissioner
Columbia County Board of Elections
401 State Street
Hudson, NY 12534
Ph: 518-828-3115
Fax: 518-828-2624

PICS FROM MEET THE CANDIDATES AUGUST 30


Thanks to the Austerlitz Dems and George and Karen Jahn for hosting a candidate meet and greet at the Jahn's barn on Beale Road this week. A large and enthusiastic crowd was on hand to support Cheryl Roberts for State Assembly and David Cassuto for Austerlitz Town Justice.













From left, Judith Choat, Tobby Cassuto, Cheryl Roberts, Eileen Fusco and Austerlitz Town Justice Candidate David Cassuto


Cheryl with former Long Island state Senator and local resident John R. Dunne

Sunday, August 19, 2012

AUSTERLITZ DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE HOLDS NOMINATING CAUCUS


On August 18, 2012, the Austerlitz Democratic Committee met to nominate David Cassuto as their candidate for Town Judge in the upcoming November election.  Mr. Cassuto, now a Professor of Law at Pace Law School in White Plains, is an experienced attorney and litigator.  Since 2003, he has been a full-time resident of Spencertown where he lives with his wife and son.  

Addressing the caucus, Mr. Cassuto emphasized his desire to serve the local community that he has been a part of for over thirty years and his commitment to the law and the legal system.  He looks forward to meeting and speaking with the residents of Austerlitz during the fall campaign.

The Caucus also formally endorsed Cheryl Roberts, a longtime resident of Spencertown, for New York State Assembly from the 107th District.  Ms. Roberts was elected three times to serve as Austerlitz Town Judge.  She is a prominent environmental attorney and advocate for local communities.  Ms. Roberts has been endorsed by both the Columbia County and Rensselaer County Democrats.  The Democratic Primary will be held on Thursday, September 13.

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

NEW YORK LEAGUE of CONSERVATION VOTERS ENDORSES CHERYL ROBERTS


NEW YORK — The New York League of Conservation Voters, which works to make environmental sustainability a top political and policy priority in New York State, has announced its endorsement of Cheryl Roberts for State Assembly in the 107th District.

Roberts, a prominent environmental attorney, has fought vigorously against the environmental and social inequities that her constituency faces. Roberts’ environmental litigations include: defending the town of Middlefield against an oil drilling company and assisting the City of Hudson with development and passage of Hudson’s Local Waterfront Revitalization Program. Having been long acquainted with issues that resonate with NYLCV, Roberts has played an essential role in sustaining the health of New York State.

NYLCV’s president, Maria Bystryn, stated, “Cheryl Roberts’ record shows her ability to get positive environmental results for the Capital Region. Roberts is an impressive candidate, an inspiring advocate and will be an invaluable ally for the environmental community in the 107th Assembly District.”

"I am honored to have won the endorsement of the New York League of Conservation Voters in my race for the Assembly and promise its members and the people of Rensselaer, Columbia and Washington counties that I will fight hard to protect and preserve the environment, especially prime farmlands, in the 107th Assembly District," said Cheryl Roberts, in response to the endorsement.


Saturday, June 23, 2012

County Democrats Endorse Cheryl Roberts for 107th Assembly Seat

The Columbia County Democratic Committee has endorsed Attorney and Former Austerlitz Town Judge Cheryl Roberts for Assembly in the newly redrawn 107th Assembly District. The endorsement was unanimous.

Columbia Democrats Chair Cyndy Hall stated she is “particularly pleased and excited about the caliber, qualifications and experience of our Democratic candidates and I am especially thrilled that Columbia County women are taking on the awesome task of campaigning for public office. I couldn’t be happier about that.”

Cheryl Roberts is a former Town of Austerlitz Judge and local attorney and is running in the 107th Assembly District which includes the towns of Hillsdale, Austerlitz, Canaan, Chatham, Kinderhook and New Lebanon in Columbia County, most of Rensselaer County and the towns of Cambridge and White Creek in Washington County. 
See District Map

Roberts said, “I am looking forward to meeting the people of the district and listening to their concerns. I promise to do my best and work hard as this campaign moves forward.”

Learn more at cherylroberts2012.com
Read more at Register-Star