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Niagara County, NY November 2, 2010 Election
Member of the State Assembly; District 138 Voter Information

Candidates (Vote for 1)
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John G. Accardo

  • Party: Democratic, Conservative
Francine DelMonte
  • Party: Working Families
John D. Ceretto Click here for more information about this candidate
  • Party: Republican, Independence, Taxpayers
  • Occupation: Programs Office of the New York State Parks Department
  • Niagara County Legislator
  • Bachelors in Education from Niagara University
  • Former Town of Lewiston Councilman
  • Masters in Education Administration from Niagara Unversity
Priorities:
  • I want to reverse the $544 million taken in the NYPA Sweep, putting Niagara County First
  • I want to install a hard spending cap, forcing legislators to make decisions without borrowing or raising taxes
  • I want to reduce taxes

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The Leagues of Women Voters of New York State has asked all candidates for this office to respond to 5 questions on Economy, Budget, Campaign Finance, Redistricting, and Education.

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