Chris Jacobs represents Western New York in the New York State Senate. The 60th Senate District includes part of the City of Buffalo, all of the City of Tonawanda and the towns of Brant, Evans, Grand Island, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Tonawanda, and a portion of the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation. Raised in Buffalo, Chris Jacobs has been a vocal advocate for expanding local business development and improving educational options. Prior to his election Chris owned Avalon Development, a real estate development company that focused on redeveloping older vacant buildings in Buffalo’s Theater, Cobblestone and Larkin Districts.

Kevin Byrne was elected to serve the constituents of the 94th Assembly District on November 8, 2016. His district includes parts of Putnam and Westchester counties.

Kevin is dedicated to restoring ethics and integrity in Albany, reducing the tax burden facing hardworking taxpayers, bringing good jobs back to New York and supporting first responders and law enforcement. He supports the repeal of the SAFE Act and will fight to protect the rights of law-abiding gun owners.

Melissa L. Miller was elected to the New York State Assembly on November 8, 2016. Her district is in Nassau County.

Melissa (Missy) Miller was elected into office her first time running for assemblywoman of the 20th District, Nassau County. In the Assembly, Missy plans to advocate for increasing accessibility to programs for disabled children and adults, finding more ways to combat a growing heroin epidemic, government transparency including term limits for legislators and giving power back to school districts to choose their own curricula.

Mary Beth Walsh was elected to the New York State Assembly on November 8, 2016. Her district includes parts of Saratoga and Schenectady Counties.

Mary Beth’s experience as an attorney, advocate for children and families and proud Saratoga County business owner will enable her to represent the people of the 112th Assembly District. Committed to reforming Albany and making New York State a better place to live, work and raise a family, she will work to instill real ethics reform in state government, revitalize the economy and turn around the business climate, fight for middle-class families, revamp the education system and empower parents to advocate for their children and protect upstate values.