VOTE CHRISTINE ESPOSITO FOR STATE ASSEMBLY ON NOVEMBER 5TH!
Christine Esposito is a longtime resident of Rome, NY, deeply rooted in the community and committed to serving its people. After living in several different states for her husband’s work with the U.S. Air Force, they decided to come back home and raise their family where their hearts have always been – the Mohawk Valley. Since then, they have resided in Rome, NY for 20 years.
Meet Christine
Like many in our community, I come from humble beginnings. My parents worked tirelessly to provide for our family, and I watched my father build his business from the ground up with nothing but determination and grit. The values he instilled in me—hard work, listening with an open heart, and always being there for your neighbors—are the principles that guide me every day.
I've had the privilege of serving our community on the Rome School Board, leading the Parent Teacher Student Organization, and coaching young athletes as a Pop Warner director. These experiences have shaped who I am and deepened my commitment to serving others.
It’s time we have a representative who truly listens—someone impartial, independent, and unafraid to challenge the status quo. We need someone who stands with us in the Mohawk Valley, not a politician beholden to New York City’s political elites or their tax-and-spend agenda. I believe in putting the needs of our constituents first.
My mission is to represent the people of the 119th Assembly District by crafting policies that foster economic growth, protect our constitutional rights, and restore the American dream for every citizen in New York State.
Somewhere along the way, our state lost its way and began heading down a dangerous path. Crime has spiraled out of control, driven by reckless policies like cashless bail and Raise the Age. The recent influx of illegal migrants is straining our resources and putting our community’s safety at risk. Shockingly, Albany Democrats allocated more of our tax dollars to support illegal migrants this year than they did for our homeless, seniors, and veterans combined.
But it’s not just public safety at stake—we all feel the impact of these misguided policies every time we fill up our gas tanks or pay at the grocery store. While Albany politicians funnel resources downstate, we’re left fighting for scraps. It’s time the voices of the Mohawk Valley were heard and the issues we face locally—homelessness, high property taxes, and the survival of small and family-owned businesses—were finally given the attention they deserve.
