Rob Astorino wants to repeal State Senator Peter Harckham’s controversial “no cash bail” law that triggered the ongoing crime wave in New York, according to three New York City Police Department (NYPD) commissioners.

Rob Astorino says taxpayers shouldn’t have to pay for political campaign ads like robocalls, pop-up ads, mailers, and TV commercials. Peter Harckham supports the new law that forces the public to pay for political ads

Rob Astorino promised he would never raise taxes as Westchester County Executive—and he kept that promise. Now, Astorino’s pledging to vote against any tax increase in Albany if he’s elected state senator.

The New York State Parole Board is about to release Samuel Ayala who raped and murdered two Westchester moms in front of their children during a horrific home invasion. Rob Astorino is outraged by the decision and wants to require unanimous Parole Board votes before any convicted rapist or murderer is released in New York. Astorino also wants the families of victims to be guaranteed the ...

Rob Astorino built a bipartisan governing coalition as Westchester County Executive to get things done and establish a healthy, balanced government.

Rob Astorino plans to sponsor term limit legislation for every state elected official, if he's elected to the state senate.

State Senator Peter Harckham’s controversial no-cash-bail law allows the immediate release of career criminals for crimes including: Criminal possession of a gun on school grounds; Criminal sale of a controlled substance on/near school grounds; Criminal sale of a firearm to a minor; Patronizing a person for prostitution in a school zone; Failure to register as a sex offender; Promoting ...