After 40 consecutive years of a Democrat occupying the Assembly seat in the 100th District, voters have the chance to elect a conservative Republican who will work tirelessly to restore COMMON SENSE government to New York State.

Camille O’Brien will give voters the chance to elect someone who will vote to repeal the dangerous “no bail” laws enacted by the Democrat-controlled legislature that has only further endangered New Yorkers since its passage several years ago.

Camille O’Brien will give New York a chance to change the process of allowing illegal immigrants to obtain services, such as health care and housing, free of charge while state residents struggle to afford these same services.

Camille O’Brien will give New Yorkers a chance to elect someone who will have a strong voice and will say enough is enough and put an end to wasteful spending of our hard-earned tax dollars.

Camille O’Brien will vote to end the Democrats “public campaign finance law” that wrongfully gives away our tax money to any and ALL candidates running for state offices regardless if you support the candidate or not!

Camille O’Brien has worked in Sullivan County for almost four years for Sens. Martucci and Oberacker, meeting with constituents and municipal officials to address their concerns. Camille’s strong leadership of the Drug Task Force is making a difference in combatting the opioid crisis in Sullivan County.

Residents and businesses continue to leave New York at a record pace, primarily due to the highest taxes in the country, which are caused by poor policies and unfriendly business regulations put in place unchecked by Democrat supermajorities in both the Assembly and the Senate.

Voters now have a chance to change that.

Registered Republicans have a chance to restore COMMON SENSE to our state government.
Camille O’Brien is that chance! Help elect Camille O’Brien on June 25 in the Republican primary. Your vote has never been more important!
EARLY VOTING BEGINS ON JUNE 15.

Thomas Bose
Chairman
Town of Callicoon Republican Committee