Annie Rabbitt is one of the ‘good people in elected positions’

I was very upset to hear that our Assemblywoman Annie Rabbitt would no longer be our representative. I have called on her and her office staff many times over the years and have always gotten a quick response. Her staff always tries very hard to work things out with an equitable solution. She and her staff will work with you on how to change things for the better. She is for the people and not politics. She knows we have entrusted to her our loyalty by voting for her and she works hard to keep that trust. I can speak with Annie in person and we can discuss openly the problems of our state and the way things have to change for our state to prosper. I wish I could vote for her; she is one of the few that deserve the chance to change things in our state. I do know, if re-elected, I can still speak with her or her staff even though she won’t be my representative. Get out and vote in November. We need good people in elected positions. Annie Rabbitt is one of them.

Doris Bialas New Hampton Editor’s note: Due to redistricting, Annie Rabbitt now represents the 97th state Assembly District, which includes the Orange County towns of Mount Hope, Hamptonburgh, Wallkill, Goshen, Warwick, Monroe and Tuxedo and the town of Ramapo in Rockland. The district will no longer include the Orange County town of Wawayanda, which includes the hamlet of New Hampton.