2025 Legislative Priorities

  • We oppose NYS and local jurisdictions’ support of open illegal immigration policies and sanctuary city status.
  • We oppose non-citizen voting.
  • The criminal justice reforms which included bail reform, discovery changes and raise the age must be repealed and replaced with more realistic, achievable goals.
  • We reject extending and/or increasing the personal income tax on higher earners.
  • District attorneys who establish internal procedures that create obstacles to fully prosecuting felony-charged individuals must be removed from office.
  • The legislature must repeal same day voter registration, and mail-in early voting that were rejected by voters in 2021’s statewide ballot proposals.
  • We must adopt an ID requirement for voting.
  • Congestion pricing is a regressive tax assessment and must be repealed.
  • We oppose any minor, as defined by law, being encouraged or allowed to seek a chemical or physical sex change procedure, and object to tax money being used for chemical/physical alterations.
  • Tax dollars should not be used to prevent or end a pregnancy, nor should they be used to establish an abortion travel industry in NYS for non-residents.
  • We support term limits of two consecutive four- year terms for all statewide offices. We support term limits of four consecutive two- year terms for members of the Assembly and state Senate.
  • The reparations commission should be abolished.
  • We support constitutional amendments providing New Yorkers with the right to initiative and referendum as well as the recall of elected officials.
  • We reject any effort to defund law enforcement.
  • We oppose all efforts by the state to interfere with local zoning laws.
  • We oppose efforts by NYS to chip away at the Scotus decision allowing concealed carry.
  • NYS government should require all law enforcement agencies to hold, for federal law enforcement, any person in our state illegally.
  • We support a constitutional amendment limiting the state budget to fiscal matters.
  • We reject assisted suicide.
  • We reject efforts to create safe injection sites and remain opposed to the state legalizing the recreational use of historically illegal drugs.
  • We oppose efforts by the Governor and Legislature to create commissions that possess the authority to make laws.
  • We support law enforcement agencies utilizing well established public safety tools such as stop, question and frisk; surveillance and profiling.
  • We propose a state constitutional amendment protecting parental rights.
  • We oppose any effort to provide college education, and the forgiveness of student loans.
  • We oppose state efforts to allow men and women to participate in officially sanctioned sports events of the sex other than their birth gender.
  • We support making emergency medical service an essential service.
  • We oppose “back door” tax increases in the form of increased fees, tolls and fares.