Syracuse, NY — Today, Francis Conole released his latest ad of the general election, “The Difference”. It highlights the key issues that Brandon Williams is too extreme on to represent this district: his extreme anti-choice views and his support of January 6th riots, which resulted in the death of five police officers.
Watch the ad here: “The Difference”
“There is one simple choice Central New Yorkers have to make when they go to the polls on November 8th. Do they want someone who will work across the aisle for Central New Yorkers or a candidate who will run to the extremes. Brandon William is the latter. He represents the most radical elements of our current politics, evidenced by his support for the January 6th riot and his support for overturning Roe v. Wade. I believe we can accomplish the most when we work together, from the center, and that is what I will do in Congress,” said Francis Conole, Democratic nominee for NY-22.
With election day only weeks away Francis Conole enters the home stretch with clear momentum and strengths:
- Commanding financial advantage: Francis Conole outraised Brandon Williams 3 to 1 in Q3 and holds close to a near 3 to 1 COH advantage
- The only candidate in line with the district: Francis Conole is the only candidate who supports commonsense, middle-of-the-road solutions to invest in our economy and protect a woman’s right to choose. National Republicans opposed Brandon Williams with $1 mm in spending because they realized that he is too extreme and out of the mainstream for this district, and Congressman John Katko has refused to endorse Williams in this race.
- CNY roots, experience: Francis has deep roots in Central New York as well as a lifetime of service at the highest levels of our military and government as a Naval Academy graduate, Iraq War veteran, and former advisor to the Secretary of Defense.
- Platform: Francis has rolled out a platform that is laser focused on addressing the challenges working people face – lowering costs for working families, taking on big corporations and corruption in Washington as well as protecting a woman’s right to choose.
