Over 100 Community Advocates Across NY-17 Back Beth Davidson for Congress

A broad, diverse group of over 100 politically engaged residents from all across New York’s 17th Congressional District have endorsed Beth Davidson’s campaign for Congress. This latest group of supporters follows a series of Democratic candidate forums in Westchester and a slate of major endorsements from Rockland County Democratic Party leaders and elected officials.

Davidson is now the only candidate in the race with broad-based support from Democratic Party leadership, elected officials, and everyday constituents, solidifying her position as the frontrunner in the race. Her coalition reflects strong community connections, a track record in public service, and growing momentum among Democrats aiming to unseat Republican Mike Lawler.

“This campaign is about all of us and about bringing people together from every corner of NY-17 to take back this seat and deliver tangible results for our communities,” said Davidson. “I’m honored to have the support of so many neighbors who are fighting for affordable healthcare, reproductive freedom, strong public schools, a livable planet, and a government that actually works for the people. Together, we’re building a grassroots movement that’s ready to win.”

The community members endorsing Davidson include Lawrence Abrams, Chappaqua; Tiffany Anderson, Valley Cottage; Amy Anthony, Nyack; Vera Aronow, Orangetown; Jeff Benjamin and Betsy Benjamin, Nyack; Sam Berger, Chappaqua; Angela Bernhardt, Clarkstown; Cynthia Bing, Nyack; Adam Blecher, Suffern; Erica Bloomenthal and Helene Bon, Nyack; Mark Brownstein, Nyack; Tom Burns, Nyack; Diane Churchill, Nyack; Judith Coleman, Peekskill; Tony Compito and Rosalie Contreras, Briarcliff Manor; Mark Crescenzo, Stony Point; John Cromwell, Scarsdale; Elizabeth Cronin, Millwood; Jenni Crumpton Ross, Nyack; Orit Daly, Croton-on-Hudson; Ashley Dawson, Nyack; Scarlett De Bease, Waccabuc; Gina De Felice, West Nyack; Glenis Delemos, Nyack; Liz Dudley, Orangeburg; Paul Eagle, Somers; Patricia Esgate, Upper Nyack; Paul Esposito, Katonah; Susan Ferris Rights, Bedford; Lizanne Fiorentino, Suffern; Jeffrey Friedberg, Upper Nyack; Deborah Friedman, Piermont; Nelcy Garcia De Leon, Valley Cottage; Alison Goggins, Nyack; Julie Goldberg, Chestnut Ridge; Terry Goldman, Valley Cottage; Rachel Goldman, Ossining; Susan Golenbock, Pound Ridge; Ethan Grabowski, Yorktown Heights; Janet Guerra, Haverstraw; Raphaelle Haimowitz, Briarcliff Manor; Irene Herz, Somers; Meryl Hirsch, Clarkstown; Sondra Holt, Nyack; Annette James, Upper Grandview; Jason Kahn, Stony Point; Daniel Kaplan, South Nyack; Katie Karkheck and Julie Kassel, Nyack; Evan Kingsley, Pleasantville; Emily Klein, South Nyack; George Klein, Ossining; Chrissy Knapp and Matt Koke, Nyack; Kathleen Lamb, Peekskill; Howard Lasner, New City; Kristy Leader, South Nyack; Janet Lee, Brewster; Sheryl LeRoy, Upper Nyack; Bruce Levine, Ramapo; David Limburg, Nelsonville; Michal Longfelder, Nyack; Rita Louie, Pomona; Jeffrey McDowell, Nanuet; Lance McGinnis, Nyack; Sharon Mellis, Piermont; Aimee Miralles, Carmel; Gabrielle Moss, Nyack; Tim Murphy, Cortlandt Manor; Janet Olshansky, North Salem; Fred Osborn, Garrison; Tessa Pantuso, Nanuet; Minerva Parker, Nyack; Jeremy Patuto, Nyack; Kaitlin Pierce, Suffern; Jill Post, Baldwin Place; Dr. Sharon Quayle, Nyack; Rick Reggio, Carmel; Jackie Reichman, Chappaqua; Carida Ridoré, Nyack; David Rosen, Ossining; David Ross and Cheryl Ross, Nyack and Clarkstown; Marc Sauriol, Nyack; Jim Semmelman, Garrison; Keila Shehan, Nyack; Caroline Siecke-Pape, Valley Cottage; Robert Silarski, Nyack; Janet Silverman, Pleasantville; Barbara Silverstone, Nanuet; Eric Skolnick, Mount Kisco; Bob Stien, Upper Nyack; Laurie Stolowitz, Cortlandt; Morgan Strand and Tiffany Sturdivant, Nyack and Sparkill; Jim Uleman, Pearl River; Regina Warren, Suffern; Danielle Watson, Upper Nyack; Nancy Blaker Weber, Nyack; Anne White, Sleepy Hollow; Sheryl Wilensky, Nanuet; Jenn Woods, Nyack; and Scott Young, Nyack.

Davidson, the only Democratic candidate in the NY-17 congressional race who has won previous election campaigns and holds public legislative office, is currently an elected Rockland County Legislator and former Nyack School Board Vice President. A thyroid cancer survivor, she has advocated for affordable healthcare and is working to lower the real costs families face. She and her husband, Jeff, moved to Nyack 20 years ago, where they are raising their two children, both of whom attend public school. .

New York’s 17th Congressional District includes all of Rockland and Putnam Counties, northern Westchester County, and part of Dutchess County. District residents interested in Davidson’s election campaign can visit https://bethdavidsonforcongress.com/, https://www.facebook.com/beth4congress, https://bsky.app/pr,ile/bethdavidson.bsky.social, https://www.instagram.com/beth4congress/ and https://x.com/BethDavidson17 to learn more, volunteer, and/or contribute.