Cait Conley

It's no surprise that Elon Musk has spent millions to keep his puppet Mike Lawler in office. Musk is the operator of the largest data center in the world, and Mike cast the deciding vote to give data center operators $80 billion in tax breaks,

Huge thank you to the Westchester Black Women's Political Caucus for hosting such a great forum this past weekend in Peekskill. Fulfilling this country's true promise means striving for a future where every person is treated with dignity and respect and offered an equal shot at opportunity.

I grew up in a home here in the Hudson Valley where every dollar counted. I’m running because politicians in Washington have left families like mine behind. Hardworking people should not be struggling this much to get by. In Congress, I’ll fight to lower taxes and bring down the cost of living —

Reminiscing on yesterday’s INCREDIBLE rally with Hakeem Jeffries! Thank you to the hundreds of Hudson Valley voters who came out to kick off Early Voting with us in Peekskill.

So fortunate to have @laurenunderwood.bsky.social out in NY-17! We had an incredible roundtable conversation with healthcare workers representing @1199seiu.org and @nynurses.bsky.social to discuss the impact of healthcare cuts and soaring healthcare costs on New Yorkers.

Mike Lawler cast the deciding vote for Trump’s “Big Ugly Bill,” slashing healthcare coverage for nearly half a million New Yorkers and raising costs for hundreds of thousands more.

As a 16-year, six-tour Army combat veteran, I know what it’s like to serve our country overseas. That’s why I couldn’t be prouder to have the support of the Democrats Abroad Veterans and Military Families Caucus — in this race.

My thoughts are with Patricia, Lea, Hiro, and all those who knew and loved Koran Irvine. A member of our Rockland community, Koran will be remembered as an incredible husband, father, and friend. He will be deeply missed by so many.

Our government is not working for working people anymore. I’m running for Congress to fix that. I won’t let anyone — including my own party — stand in the way of lowering costs and making life better for Hudson Valley families.

Always a great time when I’m spending it with @nysut.bsky.social! Thank you to everyone who came out in Mt Kisco last night. As a graduate of Hudson Valley public schools, I vow to be a champion for our public education system. All of our kids deserve a world-class education.

I’m proud to have the support of PSC CUNY in this race, as our labor coalition continues to grow. Our faculty and educational staff play such a crucial role in our communities, and we must ensure that they have the support they need to put their students on a path to success.

Couldn’t have asked for a better way to spend my night than surrounded by so many local leaders, community members, and talented performers who came together yesterday to Rock(land) the Vote! Thank you so much to the Red Barn Cidery for hosting such an incredible event.

Elon Musk just poured half a million dollars into this race to try to keep his puppet Mike Lawler in office, just like he did back in 2024. But the Hudson Valley can’t be bought. Mike Lawler has sold out to his trillionaire and corporate backers at our expense —

Reunited and it feels so good! Huge shoutout to the incredibly talented Just Us band for helping us Rock(land) the Vote last night following our fun at the Suffern Street Fair over the weekend. We even got our dance crew back together!

Our Jewish neighbors deserve to feel safe and welcome in their communities. But with antisemitism on the rise on both sides of the political spectrum here in New York and across the country, too many do not. It’s up to all of us — especially our leaders in government — to fix that.

In Congress, I will always be a fierce supporter of our Jewish community. That means speaking out and fighting back against antisemitism in all its forms, and ensuring America’s strong support for Israel and the Israeli people.

Incredible visit to Senior Moments Care and their newly opened Geriatric Center of Excellence in Somers yesterday. It was an incredibly important and informative discussion with providers and caregivers to understand where our healthcare system is failing our seniors and those responsible for their

care. From Medicare’s confusing drug pricing to cuts people are facing in at-home care providers, there are so many little things getting in the way for the many families going through this hard chapter.

Today marks the 45th anniversary of the tragic 1981 Brink’s robbery and shootings that forever changed Rockland. It was an honor to join the community to honor Nyack Police Sergeant Edward O’Grady, Officer Waverly “Chipper” Brown,

and Brink’s security guard Peter Paige who lost their lives. We honor them and every officer who has lost their life in the line of duty today and every day.

There’s a rule in the airborne world: the most senior paratrooper goes first. Because courage is contagious. That’s the spirit of this campaign: people united by the simple belief that this moment demands leaders who will put country over party and have the courage to do what’s right —