Cait Conley

Thank you Joyce Sharrock-Cole! Your support means the world! You are a stalwart leader and advocate for our community, and your work reminds us of what we are fighting for every single day.

We have watched this administration tear at the foundations of our democracy. Attacking our institutions, our freedoms, and tearing families apart.

Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare are non-negotiable programs we must protect.

Younger voters are losing faith in our institutions because the American Dream no longer feels real for too many people. An entire generation has been left drowning in student debt and struggling just to get by, and then we wonder why trust in government has eroded.

4 weeks left.  Election Day is June 23rd. Early Voting starts June 13th.  Make a plan. Tell your friends. Join us at CaitConley.com/Volunteer.

Today we honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and remember that the freedoms we have are not inherited, but fought for and defended by generations of young men and women right here in the Hudson Valley.

Honored to be a part of the Ossining Military Banner Ceremony and stand alongside fellow veterans who have answered this nation’s call to serve. Thank you to Rika Levin, Liz Feldman, and Joyce Sharrock Cole for putting together such a meaningful event for our community.

Over the last year, we’ve built a movement grounded in excitement, optimism, and a hope that together we can move our district and our country forward.

Why should taxpayers pay $1.7 billion to compensate January 6th criminals? Donald Trump is paying people that attacked our capitol, attacked brave police officers, and threatened the foundation of our democracy. Mike Lawler – you really want to campaign with this guy tomorrow?

Donald Trump is coming to campaign for Mike Lawler for one reason: Mike Lawler is scared. Don’t believe their B.S. – Mike Lawler and Donald Trump’s agenda has done nothing but raise costs for families in the Hudson Valley. Illegal tariffs, healthcare cuts, and a foreign war driving up gas prices.

Across the board, people are ready for change. They are ready to have a federal government that actually works for people and not politicians.

I’m running for Congress to fight for the community that raised me. As an Army Combat Veteran and one of the first women in Special Operations leadership, I’ve never backed down from a tough fight. Our country is at a crossroads. I’m running for Congress to fight for you.

We know the system is broken when hardworking families no longer believe the American Dream is real.

We need term limits not just for the Supreme Court, but for Congress. No one should serve for a lifetime or even decades. If we actually want a government that represents the will of the people and responds to today’s challenges, we need new leadership, and that means term limits.

When we talk about the fight for equality, I’m clear about where I stand. This fight is deeply personal to me, as someone who is part of the LGBTQ+ community and served under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.”