New York State Insider: Election Desk 2022 News: Conservative Party Announces Candidates for Statewide Office: Elections 2022.

 

Today The New York State Conservative Party had their Nominating Convention to Nominate the Parties Statewide Candidates for the 2022 Elections, Convention was held at Westchester Manor in Hastings in Westchester County.

The State Conservative Party has Nominated Congressman Lee Zeldin for Governor and Hos Running Mate Alison Esposito for Lieutenant Governor, Also Party Nominated Yonkers Resident Joe Pinion for US Senate and They Nominated Paul Rodriguez for New York State Comptroller and Michael Henry for New York State Attorney General. 

The New York State Republican Party Holds their Nominating Convention This Week in Nassau County. Petitioning for this Cycle, Starts on Tuesday March 1st and Concludes on April 7th to make the 2022 Elections Ballot for Election 2022, either for Primary or for General Election. 

New York State Insider will continue to have the Most Comprehensive Coverage of the 2022 Elections. Keep coming back to New York State Insider for the Latest Election News in terms of Local, State and National Races. 

New York State Insider Publisher Delfim Heusler

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONSERVATIVE PARTY ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL CANDIDATES FOR STATEWIDE OFFICES.

 New York - Feb. 26…The New York State Conservative Party today announced its official slate of statewide candidates for 2022. The candidates were formally selected on Saturday at the Party’s annual candidate convention held at the Westchester Manor in Hastings-On-Hudson, NY. They are:

 

Governor:         Rep. Lee Zeldin - https://zeldinfornewyork.com/

Lt. Governor:        Alison Esposito

U.S. Senate:        Joe Pinion - https://joepinion.com/

Comptroller:         Paul Rodriguez

Attorney General:     Michael Henry - https://www.michaelhenryforag.com/

 

“The Conservative Party is proud to put forward a superb slate of candidates for statewide offices,” said New York State Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar. “We had a broad group of candidates requesting our party line, and after extensive deliberations we chose the most qualified and electable candidates who came before us. New York State is in desperate need of reform — ethically, economically, and in public safety policy  — and these candidates have what it takes to get the job done. New York voters deserve a lot better than they’re getting from a one-party rule in Albany and a Democrat-led U.S. Senate, and we are confident that these candidates will deliver for them.”