Key Issues

  • Local Zoning

    Stand up to Albany

    Defend local zoning and our quality of life from Albany’s high density housing mandates. Transfer the power back to the residents of Assembly District 97, and not allow Albany to make these vital decisions which leave our locals out of these decision making processes.

  • Equal Investment

    Proper Distribution of Funds

    Under Aron Wieder, millions of dollars have flowed into daycare centers in Ramapo, the busing program has received half a million in state funds, and memorials in Spring Valley have received 1.3 million. While Orangetown is given $100,000 for a traffic light, and a few thousand dollars to Piermont in an election year for political purposes only. Rob will ensure to equal out the amount of state funds when elected to represent us all.

  • Extracurriculars

    Support Youth Organizations

    When elected I will put on emphasis on kids getting involved in extracurricular activities outside of school. Whether it’s sports, advanced learning groups, math clubs, science clubs, etc. There needs to be an emphasis on this to ensure kids are branching out, meeting new people, as well as networking which is one of the most important skills of contemporary times. Proper investment will flow into skills under my leadership, I can assure that.