We’re at Day 4 of early voting, 12-9 pm, and one week out from June 23, so make your voice heard! @TomDiNapoli @zellnerforny karenhoakfornysassembly.com/ aaronforny23.com/

The New York State Senate, on its final day of its 2026 legislative calendar, passed a one-year moratorium on new data centers. Lawmakers in support of the legislation are now urging Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it as soon as possible. State Senator Jeremy Zellner, standing along River Road in the Town of Tonawanda near the site of one such proposed data center, was hoping for a longer pause but says what was passed will allow time to better study environmental impact. He called passage of the one-year moratorium a victory brought back to Tonawanda. “This community put the issue on the radar of lawmakers across New York. This legislation creates a one year pause on new large scale data center permits and requires a closer examine of the impacts these projects could have on our electrical grid, our water systems, our infrastructure, and our communities,” he said. “What this bill is saying is that projects of this scale deserve a closer look.” Critics, however, say the moratorium takes away local control over decision making and could potentially hurt economic growth. Read more at the link in comments.

Early voting is here! Get out 9 am-5 pm to support @TomDiNapoli, @zellnerforny, Karen Hoak for Assembly, and Aaron Gies for Congress. Vote at any of Erie County’s 38 polling places. Go to ecdems.com or call 716-853-2511 if you have questions or need assistance.

State Sen. Jeremy Zellner has announced $50,000 is coming to the city of Buffalo's Office of Gun Violence Prevention, its first-ever state funding award. specne.ws/uX1GGj

Early voting begins Saturday - make a plan now to get out and vote for @TomDiNapoli, @zellnerforny, Karen Hoak (karenhoakfornysassembly.com), and Aaron Gies (aaronforny23.com/)!

When Democrats take back the House in November, we’ll stop this from happening.

Trump is loudly booed at the NBA Finals

RFK Jr: "The CDC has done an amazing job at getting the measles outbreak under control" (U.S. measles cases just surpassed 2,000 for the second year in a row)

Democrats have the momentum heading into November’s midterms. But as I told the National Federation of Democratic Women, momentum doesn’t knock on doors. It doesn’t register voters. It doesn’t get out the vote. We must put in the work to ensure a blue wave this fall.

As Republicans across the country redraw maps to shield themselves from accountability, it’s more important than ever that New Yorkers have a voice in the process. This amendment will give New Yorkers the power to fight back against attempts by Donald Trump and his allies to rig our elections. I’m proud to stand with the Legislature in this fight.

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HUGE WIN: House Democrats have successfully passed a War Powers Resolution to stop Trump’s war with Iran. Nearly every House Republican voted against it.

A beautiful Tuesday for the raising of the Pride flag over Niagara Square! 🌈

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Tremendous energy yesterday as we kicked off Primary Season at @ecdems Headquarters!

Thank you Unity for hitting the streets yesterday, putting out lawn signs and talking to our neighbors while I’m in Albany. We’re just 25 days away from the primary and we’re not slowing down. To join our campaign, go to zellnerforsenate.com

Join us tomorrow!

Of course Trump doesn’t “care about the midterms.” He doesn’t have to worry about skyrocketing grocery prices due to his tariffs, higher gas prices from his war with Iran, or the rising cost of childcare. He CAUSED these high prices and can’t be bothered to care.

Trump: We have no money for healthcare. Also Trump:

“Joined over time by Isaacs, Elijahs, Earls, Hanks, Helens, Juans, Margarets, Marius, Donalds — not too many," he said, laughing briefly.” themirror.com/news/politics/…