“The independent Common Sense Albany group has accused Dorcey Applyrs of ‘Absence and Poor Performance.’ The Applyrs campaign has fired back that she is not ‘No-Show Dorcey’ because she was on maternity leave. I have the utmost respect for parental leave, but that does not explain ‘Absence and Poor Performance’ over a 10-year period.
The Applyrs Campaign, the Working Families Party, and now a committee funded by Mayor Kathy Sheehan and Treasurer Darius Shahinfar are escalating their dishonest and deliberately misleading efforts to smear my name and record.
“I am a progressive Democrat running for Mayor of my hometown. I have a track record of tackling complex challenges, bringing people together, and getting things done."
The Albany Times Union’s Chris Churchill offered a snap-shot of the campaign in yesterday’s edition with five weeks to go to primary day (and only 25 days until the early voting period begins).
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Tech executive Dan Cerutti is betting that his hometown is ready for dramatic change
Albany Democrat Dan Cerutti recently sat down for an hour-long, Albany-oriented conversation with Talk1300 radio’s Paul Vandenburgh.
Dan conducts a long-form video podcast (26 minutes) with WRGB’s Tom Eschen. During their discussion, Dan and Tom discuss a range of topics including: housing, policing, revitalization, and what makes Dan different from other candidates.
Albany Democratic Mayoral Candidate, Dan Cerutti, offers a video reaction to news from Governor Hochul regarding $400 million state initiative to revitalize Albany.
With the democratic primary election less than six months away, Albany business executive and democratic candidate for mayor Dan Cerutti has stepped up his campaign and continues to take his message of change directly to Albany residents.
"The recent violence on Lark Street is the culmination of a disturbing and unacceptable “culture of lawlessness” in Albany. City officials, including Mayor Sheehan and City Auditor Applyrs are punishing businesses that have invested in our city. I do not believe that is right.
Albany business executive and democratic candidate for Mayor Dan Cerutti has released the first in a series of video messages he is sharing with Albany residents.