Lawler supports our cops locally, supports municipalities and police departments with funding, and wants to lock up criminals.
Jones wants to defund the police, let felons vote from prison, enact cashless bail nationwide, and make our communities less safe.
People should vote accordingly in November.
Today, law enforcement leaders from across the Hudson Valley joined together in condemning Mondaire Jones for his false attacks and expressing their support for Congressman Lawler. Recently, Mondaire Jones has claimed the support of Hudson Valley law enforcement in the race for the 17th Congressional District.
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., discusses the migrant crisis hitting NYC, the impact of the influx of migrants on schools and Gov. Kathy Hochul deploying the National Guard in the city’s subways.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT: [email protected] Pearl River, NY – 3/13/2024… Today, Congressman Mike Lawler announced the endorsement of LIUNA-NY, an organization with over 40,000 unionized construction workers across the state of New York. This comes on the heels of the endorsement of the Laborers Local 754, a local LIUNA chapter. “Congressman Lawler has been a staunch supporter of the […]
Just last week, U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler, a Republican who represents New York’s 17th Congressional District, announced that his office had secured $2 million grant for the town through the federal Community Project Funding program.
The Affiliated Police Associations of Westchester (APA) is proud to once again endorse Congressman Mike Lawler’s candidacy for reelection to NY’s 17th District. With public safety at the forefront of most voters’ minds and with his impeccable record of fighting for law and order, Mike Lawler is the clear choice,” said Keith Olson, President of the APA of Westchester.
Nearly $36 million of federal funds are bound for projects in the Hudson Valley following the passage of the House appropriations package on Wednesday. The funds were secured by Congressman Mike Lawler (R, NY-17) and will be distributed to communities across Rockland, Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess Counties.
Unlike our absentee U.S. senators, Lawler isn’t pointing fingers or pulling punches – he’s standing up for those who have paid their fair share. I expect the same of my other elected leaders, and going forward I want to hear less of the blame game and more problem-solving.
A cop and a teacher with two small children and a modest home in Yorktown.
A shop owner and a nurse in Suffern.
A landscaper and a non-profit executive expecting a first child in Carmel.
This is what middle class families look like in the Hudson Valley, and many of them are hurting.
Lawler challenges Jones to own his radical views and apologize to border patrol & ICE agents
