Friday, December 20, 2013

Building a Better New York

The NYGOP Jobs Agenda 

On Election Day 2013, New York Republicans won big, sweeping all seven County Executive races, including Westchester and Rockland, where Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-1, and winning major races in Democratic strongholds such as Erie County and Binghamton. 
Where we have a chance, we can win because we are laser focused on sensible government policies that can energize the private sector and create good-paying jobs for all New Yorkers.
At the local level across the state, Republican-controlled governments are fighting for fiscally responsible, pro-growth policies that produce jobs. Gov. Cuomo talks the talk -- indeed often shouts the talk, but has neither the economic or business moxie nor the political courage to effectively walk a fiscally responsible pro-growth walk.
New York State needs a serious jobs agenda to attract investment, promote economic growth and create new, high paying jobs.  The pages that follow specify actionable policy items to promote the growth, opportunity and progress New York needs to better compete in the nation and the world. 
After seven years and three Democratic governors, New York continues to be the highest taxed, most heavily regulated state in America with the highest public debt per capita, the highest energy costs, a deteriorating infrastructure, a continuing assault on individual economic freedom, the most egregious tort laws and the worst state in which to start or to grow a business.
With our pro-growth jobs agenda, the New York State Republican Party will remain a strong voice for small businesses, which create most new jobs. We will be a force for cutting taxes across the board, including cuts that pay for themselves in areas like the capital gains tax and the estate tax, and for cutting regulations that big businesses can afford to negotiate, but which smother small businesses, as well as for a well-educated and trained modern workforce, which businesses need to compete and survive.  
And above all, we will remain a force for restoring and maintaining New York's status as the Empire State, and the brightest light on that shining city on a hill, the United States of America.
To read more, click here.

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Voters Show Confidence in GOP

Coming off Tuesday’s hotly contested mayoral races in Binghamton and Johnson City, the Broome County Republican Party has once again proven to be the party of the people locally.

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Datta Takes Helm As New Broome Republican Chair

The Broome County Republican Committee tonight unanimously elected Bijoy Datta of Fenton as its new Chairman. He succeeds Dave Hamlin, who served from 2011 to 2013.

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Rich David secures Republican nomination for Binghamton Mayor

Tuesday night, Rich David secured a landslide 61% of the vote to win our Republican nomination for Binghamton Mayor.

A former Deputy Mayor under Rich Bucci and later the Public Affairs Officer at Broome Community College, Rich David is very well suited to lead Binghamton back to growth after the liberal eight-year reign of Matt Ryan.

Binghamton’s residents simply can’t afford four more years of Ryan, Abdelazim, and Rennia.
They deserve better than Occupy Binghamton, unneeded roundabouts, and outrageous taxes.

Now they’ve got an attractive and responsible choice.

Rich David has the energy, ideas and experience to do much better.

Please get involved with Rich’s campaign at http://richdavidformayor.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/RichDavidForMayor.

And please join us in enthusiastically supporting Rich at the polls on November 5!

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

David C. Hamlin stepping down as Broome GOP Chairman.

A self-described “Novice Politician”, David C. Hamlin will be stepping down as Broome GOP Chairman if he is confirmed as Real Property Tax Services Director by the County Legislature in September.


Tuesday, July 16, 2013

It’s Official: Three Candidates Vie for Binghamton Republican Mayoral Nomination


Local bar manager Ed Hickey was the first Republican Mayoral candidate to drop off more than 500 petition signatures at the Board of Elections on July 9th.

Then former Deputy Mayor Rich David dropped off 1023 petition signatures and Binghamton attorney Douglas Drazen turned in 525 petition signatures on July 11th.

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Petition Return Party and Victory Ahead

Richard R. Blythe, our Broome County Clerk, and the highest ranking 
Broome County Republican seeking reelection this year.

The Petition Return Party is almost here!

Please join us for the Party featuring a Chicken Dinner at the Relief Pitcher on Monday, July 1st.

Friday, June 21, 2013

Local GOP Intern Attends the College Republican National Convention


The New York Delegation at the College Republican National Convention: Stephanie Leader(Left) Colin Schmitt(Center) and Mara Mellstrom(Right)

                June 13th marked the start of the 60th Biennial College Republican National Convention.  Approximately 300 College Republicans made the trip from all over the country to Washington D.C. for the convention. Among them was current intern to Senator Tom Libous and former intern to County Executive Debra Preston, Stephanie Leader. Stephanie lives in Chenango Bridge and currently attends the University at Albany, State University of New York. 

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Faughnan for Justice: Energetic and Determined.


Gene Faughnan continues to run an active campaign in his bid for the New York State Supreme Court by making numerous appearances throughout the Sixth Judicial District.

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Rich David re-enters Binghamton’s Mayoral race, Edward Hickey to challenge for GOP nomination.


Two candidates have entered the race, and one or more other Republicans are likely to join  to reverse the ill-effects of the Ryan-Rennia-Abdelazim Administration

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Binghamton Deserves A Better Mayor Than Ryan-Rennia-Abdelazim.


City Council President Teri Rennia has announced her intention to replace fellow Democrat, Matt Ryan, as the Mayor of Binghamton.



Sunday, March 17, 2013

Broome Republicans pack the Holiday Inn Ballroom for the Lincoln Day Dinner.

Another successful Broome Republican Lincoln Day Dinner was held on Friday, March 15th, as a celebratory crowd enjoyed the sights, sounds, and cuisine of New Orleans at this Mardi Gras themed event.
 

Monday, March 4, 2013

Broome Conservative Chair Jim Thomas Named Mahoney Award Winner.



We’d like to salute our long-time ally, Jim Thomas, for earning this well-deserved recognition for his years of selfless service to conservative candidates and principles.

Monday, February 25, 2013

Annual 2013 Broome Lincoln Day Dinner



Dave Hamlin invites you to attend the March 15, 2013 Broome Lincoln Day Dinner.

Come enjoy a taste of The Big Easy with this year's Mardi Gras themed event.