DEFEAT “Bad News” Brian Curran

Brian Curran’s votes put Long Island’s families at risk.

“Bad News” Brian Curran failed to support key environmental and public health bills with remarkable consistency, scoring a paltry 22% on NYLCV’s 2024 Scorecard – one of the worst records in the whole state!

Despite bipartisan support, Bad News Brian refused to support bipartisan legislation that would have made a real difference for public health in our community:

  • A bill that would have protected women’s health by banning the use of dangerous and toxic chemicals like PFAS – a.k.a. “forever chemicals” – in women’s healthcare. At a time when women’s health is under attack, New York should be standing up to protect women, not leaving them vulnerable to environmental and health risks. When women across Long Island were looking for his support, Bad News Brian was nowhere to be found.
  • A bill that would have made the number and location of lead pipes easily accessible to the public. The bill had Democratic and Republican support and was not a partisan bill – but Bad News Brian couldn’t help himself: he voted against it. Either he doesn’t think it’s worth it to find out where lead pipes may be hiding in our community, or he doesn’t think the public has a right to know. Either way, he’s putting our community at risk.

Long Island deserves a leader who will fight for the health and safety of our families. On or before Election Day, say no to another term for “Bad news” Brian.

THE GOOD NEWS FOR LONG ISLAND? WE HAVE A BETTER CHOICE

Vote for Judy Griffin

Vote for Judy Griffin

  • A strong, moderate voice in Albany.
  • An experienced leader for Long Island.
  • A fighter who will protect our environment and our safety.

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ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2024

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