In a significant show of support, Andrea Bailey, the Livingston County Clerk, has received endorsements from both state and federal lawmakers for her candidacy for the 133rd District State Assembly seat. With the retirement of Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes, Bailey is praised for her dedication to public service, her knowledge of community issues, and her strong work ethic. Byrnes expressed her ease in retiring knowing Bailey would seek the office, highlighting her trust and endorsement for Bailey’s candidacy.
Prominent figures such as Congresswoman Claudia Tenney and State Senators Pam Helming and Tom O’Mara have voiced their support, emphasizing Bailey’s hardworking nature and her ability to serve the needs of the district effectively. Tenney noted Bailey’s commitment to fighting for safe streets and lower taxes, while Helming and O’Mara praised her transparency in government and dedication to rebuilding stronger and safer communities.
Bailey’s extensive experience in local government and her active involvement in community service have made her a respected figure in Livingston County. Her tenure as Deputy County Clerk and her leadership roles in various community organizations reflect her commitment to serving the public with integrity and excellence. With this wide range of endorsements, Bailey is poised to continue the tradition of dedicated service in representing the 133rd Assembly District.
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