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<h4 style="text-align: center">Service Dedicated to Getting Things Done</h4><h2 style="text-align: center">The Finger Lakes Deserves Better</h2>We can not afford to be held back by the same lack of effort representatives for the Finger Lakes have demonstrated; always opposing, rarely delivering, and not representing the full community in the district.We deserve better.I am committed to serving us in the New York State Senate, bringing our true rural experience to the work and delivering the resources we need for all of our families to accomplish their goals, to enact laws and policies that remove barriers to people's success and empower them to live the lives they choose.

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Republican Governor Nelson Rockefeller expanded the State University System under the policy to "Let each become all he is capable&nbsp;of being." It's time to live up to that promise by helping New Yorkers of all ages earn degrees, learn trades, and retrain for emerging fields.Yet our education system needs to not only prepare people for workforce opportunities but also to encourage critical and creative thinking skills and instill a joy in learning that will serve them throughout their adult lives. Preparing for day to day living, social interactions, civics knowledge and responsibility, and the ability to express ourselves and appreciate artistic expression are all important and we need a system that enables people to fully participate in every aspect of life.

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We've lost thousands of jobs as higher taxes have forced manufacturers to leave the state. There are limited&nbsp;opportunities for training in apprenticeship&nbsp;programs&nbsp;in fields like construction. We've been sitting by watching our main&nbsp;streets become ghost towns. New York must work with local communities to become more attractive to business and to revive our commercial districts.

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Our grassroots movement is powered by people from the Finger Lakes working to move the Finger Lakes Forward. No one person alone can achieve the goals we set out. It requires people dedicated to ensuring that our state government serves the whole community and committed to the vision of a thriving Finger Lakes Region.In short, we need people like you to be an active part of this campaign and the whole process.Whether it is sparing an hour of your time to make phone calls, write postcards, or share posts on social media or giving 4 hours to get petitions signatures, your time and effort is always appreciated and helps the team to reach and engage more voters.Thank you for signing up and we look forward to working with you to not only win this race for State Senate, but achieve the goal of everyone in our community being empowered to successfully live the lives they choose as their genuine selves with dignity, prosperity, security, and justice.

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Scott Comegys is a Working Families Democrat standing up to serve the Finger Lakes as our New York State Senator for the 54th District.The goal is to create a society in which everyone can successfully live the lives they choose as their genuine selves with Dignity, Prosperity, Security, and Justice.The Finger Lakes of New York State has always been an area where that ideal can be achieved. The People here share rural values of innovation, stewardship, collaboration, and compassion which have helped to build and maintain our communities. Including those values in the New York State legislature ensures that we are included in how the state moves forward to achieving that ultimate goal and maintaining it for generations to come.

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<h2>Background</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/7dfd616b-1aba-4eea-96d0-3f11f0ce920d/9c50d173-d1b6-4db2-96aa-74129b7496c9/9c50d173-d1b6-4db2-96aa-74129b7496c9.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=450%2C0%2C1062%2C2016&amp;w=1500" alt="" title="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Scott has been successfully working in and managing operations from retail to movie theatres to construction agencies, and then as a facility manager for Strong Memorial Hospital.As a manager he led operations to become more successful by building upon the diverse talents of the people that worked for him, as well as putting forth significant personal effort in whatever the job needed. By understanding that we all succeed if we help all those around us succeed he earned the respect and trust of his staff and colleagues.In 2012 Scott and his wife, Bethany, built an alpaca farm in Palmyra, NY, making a dream they had into a reality. The idea behind the farm was to establish a place that held to sustainable farming practices with a product that had sustained an entire culture for millennia.While working hard at his farm he also re-entered school at Monroe Community College and earned his degree in Sustainability Studies in 2016. Both working at his farm and working for his degree gave him profound insight into the challenges our society is facing, but when his eldest child turned 18 in 2016 he had a realization that they did not have the same opportunities as a young adult that he did. That realization, more than anything else, inspired him to come forward and work for everyone's ability to overcome the challenges we face.Since then he has worked in the public sector as a clerk to the Palmyra Assessor, worked with NYS Public Health during the Covid Pandemic, was certified as a NYS Citizen Public Health Leader, and has organized to promote Women's Rights, the Rights of People of Color, Labor Rights, the New York Health Act, Justice Reform, Sustainable Agriculture, and Climate Justice.

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Rural New York continues getting shortchanged on resources from Albany. It's time we had a representative in the room when important decisions are being made who will make our voices heard within the majority party of state government so we are not left behind. Responsible government involves developing trust and certainty within communities, so State government needs to be transparent as it works on behalf of all New Yorkers.Our state senator needs to bridge divides among state government, local governments, politicians, and community groups and recognize what is an appropriate role for government in our society.

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Health care facilities are not easily accessible for many rural New Yorkers. At the same time, hospitals in these areas are increasingly in danger of shutting down. People in rural New York have the same right to health care as those in urban areas. Every New Yorker deserves access to good-quality, affordable healthcare, regardless of where they live or their income level.

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<h2>What, exactly, do alpacas have to do with the New York State Senate?</h2>Good question!Scott Comegys is an alpaca farmer and creating his alpaca farm was one of the reasons that he and his wife moved to Palmyra in Wayne County, NY. In 2012 they were able to really get things started, bring the first 3 alpacas to the farm, and experience the joy of working with livestock.<img src="https://run.imgix.net/7dfd616b-1aba-4eea-96d0-3f11f0ce920d/3fce2a59-8d84-442a-870b-3ba05f956b65/3fce2a59-8d84-442a-870b-3ba05f956b65.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C972%2C726&amp;w=1500" alt="" title="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="35" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">The alpacas are a lot of fun, and Scott decided to share that fun and joy as part of the campaign for the New York State Legislature by introducing the alpaca as an alternative symbol for a new generation of Democrats.With that in mind we have invited Democratic candidates in the Finger Lakes area to come and get their picture taken with alpacas. We've had past Congressional and local candidates and hope to see more participate!

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<img src="https://run.imgix.net/7dfd616b-1aba-4eea-96d0-3f11f0ce920d/073f3ee6-4a4b-4dd2-9f68-4a9097506317/073f3ee6-4a4b-4dd2-9f68-4a9097506317.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1536%2C2048&amp;w=1500" alt="" title="" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="right" variant="framed">Every family has the right to know their government is responsibly spending their money to better the lives of all New Yorkers.Responsible government involves developing trust and certainty within communities.<ul><li>Our state senator needs to be in the room when important decisions are being made.</li><li>Our state senator needs to forge better partnerships between government entities.</li><li>Our state senator needs to bridge divides among state government, local governments, politicians, and community groups.</li></ul>We need a representative in Albany who will make our voices heard within the majority party of state government so we are not left behind. As real estate assessments&nbsp;boom and taxes mount, rural New York needs to get its fair share of resources back from Albany and into the hands of the people who know best what their communities need−local governments.

Rural New York continues getting shortchanged on resources from Albany. It's time we had a representative in the room when important decisions are being made who will make our voices heard within the majority party of state government so we are not left behind.

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This year's festival in the park is all about volunteering!With that in mind we are joining with the Wayne County Democratic Committee to collect dry food goods and sanitary items to donate to the local community food stands in Macedon and Palmyra on Route 31!Please join us, meet candidates and other dedicated Democrats, and donate to the food stands!

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This year's festival in the park is all about volunteering!With that in mind we are joining with the Wayne County Democratic Committee to collect dry food goods and sanitary items to donate to the local community food stands in Macedon and Palmyra on Route 31!Meet candidates and other dedicated Democrats, and donate to the food stands!

January 31st, 2024Canandaigua, NY<img src="https://run.imgix.net/7dfd616b-1aba-4eea-96d0-3f11f0ce920d/0a8ace86-421f-448e-bfe2-97da29ef15f2/0a8ace86-421f-448e-bfe2-97da29ef15f2.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C625%2C2016%2C887&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="center" alignwidth="50" variant="base">Welcoming a crowd of people from around the Finger Lakes to New York Kitchen in Canandaigua, Scott Comegys highlighted the contributions of the Finger Lakes area and the need for better representation for the region in Albany to recognize those contributions and deliver more support for the area as he declared his candidacy for NY State Senator serving the 54th district, which is all of Livingston, Ontario, and Wayne Counties and part of Monroe County."We can easily appreciate the variety that our farms offer in terms of excellent foods and beverages that supply the culinary arts displayed in restaurants and homes throughout the area, the Finger Lakes really contributes a lot more than agriculture. We have incredible industry. We have incredible technology developed in the area that is not only contributing to our quality of life but is also helping us to explore our world and to explore space," Comegys said. He continued," We have a very rich culture that is inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds us and that has inspired music and arts and literature. It has brought people to enjoy activities... in every season. We have world class education in our public schools and our higher education institutions.""That alone deserves recognition in our state government. It deserves a loud voice and a bigger part in working with the state and how we move forward. We haven't had that."Comegys said the lack of strong representation contributes to the fact that in the Finger Lakes "we do still have a lot of people in poverty. We still have people who are hungry. We still have people who are insecure about their housing or jobs... and we could do more about that if we had a better partnership with our state government."Comegys said that if we built a better partnership and worked together the area could "deliver a better foundation where everyone who lives here can successfully live the lives they choose as their genuine selves and enjoy prosperity, security, dignity, and justice."Comegys finished by saying "it is with that goal in mind that and the people in mind and the area in mind that I want to serve as the next Senator for the 54th district."

Welcoming a crowd of people from around the Finger Lakes to New York Kitchen in Canandaigua, Scott Comegys highlighted the contributions of the Finger Lakes area and the need for better representation for the region in Albany to recognize those contributions and deliver more support for the area as he declared his candidacy for NY State Senator serving the 54th district...

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Let's celebrate!Let's celebrate that we are the ones who deliver resources for our communities, protection of our rights, and opportunities for success in the Finger Lakes and beyond!Let's celebrate by wearing blue and walking with fellow Democrats in the Walworth Festival Parade!Lineup is at 6pm on Walworth Ontario Rd. Find the blue truck with Scott's banner and join us as we declare that we are here to serve our community and keep us moving forward!

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Let's celebrate!Let's celebrate that we are the ones who deliver resources for our communities, protection of our rights, and opportunities for success in the Finger Lakes and beyond!Let's celebrate by wearing blue and walking with fellow Democrats in the Walworth Festival Parade!

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Every New Yorker is entitled to the education and training needed to prepare them for a successful future.We have come a long&nbsp;way from the 1970s and 80s when Republican Governor Nelson Rockefeller expanded the State University System under the policy of letting "each become all he is capable&nbsp;of being."<ul><li>We have lost thousands of jobs as higher taxes have forced manufacturing jobs to leave the state.</li><li>We have limited&nbsp;opportunities for apprenticeship&nbsp;and pre-apprentice programs&nbsp;in fields like construction, particularly in rural&nbsp;New York, where these high paying jobs are crucial to our local economy.</li><li>We have been idly sitting by as big box operations and Amazon have turned local&nbsp;main&nbsp;streets into ghost towns.</li></ul>But we have a unique chance to change all that as MICRON in neighboring&nbsp;Onondaga County promises to bring tens of thousands of jobs to the region over the next decade. We need to prepare for an influx of working families, expand funding for our schools to accommodate the increased strain on our educational infrastructure, and make sure our kids have the skills necessary to compete for those jobs.

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Join us Saturday, May 18th, 2024 at 2PM!Williamson Middle School Parking Lot Wear Your Campaign T-Shirt (if you have one. If not, Wear Blue!) We need people toHelp carry the bannerCarry signsHand out stuff to kidsHave a good time!

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<img src="https://run.imgix.net/7dfd616b-1aba-4eea-96d0-3f11f0ce920d/67fc8b33-9f3b-4d0f-9a74-0c8256187111/cdcd2767-857a-43d8-8226-6d5424d855b1.webp?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C3072%2C4096&amp;w=1500" alt="" title="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Every New Yorker deserves access to good-quality, affordable healthcare, regardless of where they live.Is it Medicare for all? Is it increased cooperation between hospitals and urgent care facilities? Is it reliable Internet to accommodate&nbsp;telemedicine? It's all that and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>The Federal Government is targeting Medicare for funding cuts.&nbsp;</li><li>The privatization&nbsp;of health care&nbsp;has led to more hospital closings.</li><li>And huge swaths of rural New York are still without internet service.</li></ul>But no matter what, Albany needs to stop worrying about the MTA and congestion pricing in New York&nbsp;City and start worrying about the basic rights of New Yorkers to get the health care they deserve.

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Celebrating with PRIDE our diverse community and uplifting our LGBTQ+ members, allies, everyone in the community!We also want to make sure we are empowering people in the community in all circumstances, so we will be accepting donations to the Naples Open Cupboard at our table! Please help with dry goods, sanitary items, and household cooking items.We specifically asking for -Canned FruitCanned Peas and CornCanned ChickenGrape/ Strawberry JellyDried PastaCrackers

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Celebrating with PRIDE our diverse community and uplifting our LGBTQ+ members, allies, everyone in the community!We also want to make sure we are empowering people in the community in all circumstances, so we will be accepting donations to the Naples Open Cupboard at our table! Please help with dry goods, sanitary items, and household cooking items

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Wagenhauser, &nbsp;Comegys, and Schuler Bring Energy and Diverse Experience&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src="https://run.imgix.net/7dfd616b-1aba-4eea-96d0-3f11f0ce920d/5f4a3d8c-c338-4552-b268-2ccadae4f48b/83046032-45c4-4681-811f-672250d2975d.webp?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C4096%2C3072&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="center" alignwidth="40" variant="base">Lyons, NY, February 13, 2024—Members of the Wayne County Democratic Committee met on February 10 to designate candidates for State and Federal elections this November.&nbsp; Endorsed by the Committee were: David Wagenhauser, Congressional District 24; Scott Comegys, NYS Senate, District 54; and James Schuler, NYS Assembly, District 130.&nbsp; In a packed meeting room at the County Public Security Building, committee members had the opportunity to hear from each candidate and to ask questions before voting to endorse each of the candidates.&nbsp;David Wagenhauser is a native of the Brockport/Spencerport area and former legislator for the Village of Brockport with extensive experience as a public interest attorney in Washington, D.C. and in managing Congressional and other races. Personally and professionally, he is well-versed in the special challenges facing individuals and businesses in rural Finger Lakes communities.&nbsp; David wants to change how those communities are served in Congress, emphasizing finding “common ground for the common good.”&nbsp;Scott Comegys is an alpaca farmer in Palmyra as well as a sustainability and public health advocate. He has managed a number of successful operations throughout the Finger Lakes and has public service with the Town of Palmyra in the Assessor's Office. This is his 4th time running for state legislative office; his goal is the help transform New York State&nbsp;and the Finger Lakes as a place where "everyone can successfully live the lives they choose as their genuine selves with prosperity, dignity, security, and justice."&nbsp;James Schuler is a widely respected resource to community and elected leaders within Wayne County and New York State.&nbsp; He is the Assistant Director at Youth Advocate Programs and&nbsp; Director for Wayne County My Brother's Keeper, an organization aimed at closing education and opportunity gaps for boys and young men of color.&nbsp; He is the founder and manager of the Wayne County Unity Festival and has led and supported Juneteenth celebrations within the county. James’ actions underscore his vision of "a community that resonates with vibrancy, inclusivity, and empowerment.”

Wagenhauser, &nbsp;Comegys, and Schuler Bring Energy and Diverse ExperienceMembers of the Wayne County Democratic Committee met on February 10 to designate candidates for State and Federal elections this November.&nbsp; Endorsed by the Committee were: David Wagenhauser, Congressional District 24; Scott Comegys, NYS Senate, District 54; and James Schuler, NYS Assembly, District 130.&nbsp;

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Wayne County Unity Festival

This is actually a non-political community event sponsored by Wayne MBK that Scott has helped organize in the past and volunteers for. The event features many community resources and vendors in an effort to celebrate what we have in common and foster unity in the community. Come be part of a United Community!

How do you want New York State to move forward?What can you do to help the state move forward?Join us in Newark to enjoy some great food and beverages, meet Scott Comegys for NY State Senate and Carl Fitzsimmons for NY State Assembly, sign petitions for the candidates to get on the ballot in 2026, and let's answer those questions together!

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Home ownership has become out of reach for many New Yorkers. Rising utility costs are crippling residents in our rural&nbsp;communities. And those on fixed incomes, like senior citizens and disabled veterans, are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet. State government needs to protect its citizens' quality of life.

Home ownership has become out of reach for many New Yorkers. Rising utility costs are crippling residents in our rural&nbsp;communities. And those on fixed incomes, like senior citizens and disabled veterans, are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet. State government needs to protect its citizens' quality of life

From the Dansville Chamber website-"The Dansville Dogwood Festival is an annual event that is as anticipated as the famous NYS Festival of Balloons. The Festival has been an integral part of the Dansville community since the 1960s. The festival continues to be the longest running community event of its kind in our local area. Over the years, events have come and gone but one constant remains the same, the level of community&nbsp;involvement.The festival always takes place the week following Mother’s Day. It begins on that Monday and runs through the following Sunday. A parade featuring local bands, fire departments, and other floats marches down Main Street to Babcock Park at 5 p.m. on the Saturday of the week. This event is often so highly attended that spectators set up their seats early that morning to ensure they have the location they most desire.Other festival highlights include the 5K Dogwood Festival Walk and Run, an annual craft show, chicken barbecue, a carnival and more. Local community organizations, the Dansville Central School and other community members assist in organizing events in participation of the annual festival."

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Join us and other candidates for the Dansville Dogwood Festival! This annual festival has drawn crowds for decades and is a great way to start the season!

Village of Wolcott Strawberry Festival

Come and join us at the annual Wolcott Strawberry Festival! We will be in the 4PM parade walking with the Wayne County Democratic Committee and invite supporters to walk with us! Lineup starts at 3PM at the Florentine Hendrick School, 5751 New Hartford St, Wolcott, NY 14590, and enjoy the vendors and fun at the Strawberry Festival!

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