O'Mara continues to blast Albany Democrats' pro-lawlessness agenda

Albany, N.Y., November 16—State Senator Tom O’Mara (R,C-Big Flats) today strongly criticized Governor Kathy Hochul for signing into law a measure known as the “Clean Slate Act” that will erase criminal records from public view and provide no protections for crime victims or law-abiding New Yorkers.

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O'Mara, Palmesano and colleagues host 'New York State Wine & Cheese Tasting Reception' in Albany on Tuesday

Angela Alsobrooks: A Senate Bid and Black Power Springboard

Pending power struggle over BOE appointment in Manhattan - City

September 30th 'Community Leadership Forum on Heroin Prevention' in Yates County ~ Open to the public, find out more here

Celebrating 150 Years of Elmira ~ 'Celebrate 150' gets underway today

A Profound Democratic Shift in New York: 'We Seized the Moment

Lawmakers want fewer parole hearings for violent criminals' ~ O'Mara, Palmesano will join colleagues, family members of murder victims including the family of Derrick Robie of Steuben County

O'Mara reappointed Chair of the Senate Environmental Conservation Committee and also named Vice-Chair of Transportation Committee