2026 New York General Election

It has been Eric’s great pleasure to live in this particular patch of the Hudson Valley for nearly two decades, and he feels called to contribute to our wonderful community.

Eric lives in Clinton Corners with his wife, Marcia, who shares his passion for adopting and rescuing animals with special-care needs.

About Eric

Eric Alexander has lived in the Hudson Valley for nearly two decades. He lives in Clinton Corners with his wife, Marcia.

Eric began his successful career on Madison Avenue, where he executed award-winning national marketing campaigns. He later transitioned to Wall Street, managing a New York Stock Exchange member firm’s trading and research functions, as well as serving as president of its asset management business. He currently runs a consulting firm serving leading asset managers.

Eric currently runs a consulting firm serving asset managers. He previously managed trading and research functions for a New York Stock Exchange member firm and served as president of its asset management business. He began his career on Madison Avenue, executing national marketing campaigns.

It is my great honor to serve as the Dutchess County Legislator for District 25, representing the towns of Amenia, Millbrook, Washington, and Pleasant Valley. I also serve as the Chair of the Legislature’s Public Safety Committee and as a Board Member for Dutchess Community College.

Eric Alexander for Dutchess County Legislator District 25

Eric serves as the Dutchess County Legislator for District 25, representing Amenia, Millbrook, Washington, and Pleasant Valley.

To deal with the affordability crisis, I created the Amenia Affordability Fair, bringing government services directly to residents shut out by distance and bureaucracy.

Priorities

Created the Amenia Affordability Fair to bring government services directly to residents.

- Created the Amenia Affordability Fair to bring government services directly to residents.

Economy

At the Affordability Fair, supported by many local elected officials including Chair of the Dutchess County Legislature, Yvette Valdés Smith, “local residents can sign up for free home delivery of hot meals, get help reducing their utility bills and ensuring their home are properly insulated, and countless other free services/programs offered by county and state governments,” said Legislator Alexander.

“Elected officials must do more than just talk about affordability. We must deliver to our constituents the full range of free and money-saving services and programs available through county and state government, as well as helping them access the discounts and savings from the utility providers we regulate.”

Upcoming Affordability Fair organized by Dutchess County Legislator Eric Alexander

Promotes enrollment in free meal delivery, utility-bill assistance, assistance with home insulation, and other county and state services through the Affordability Fair.

- Promotes enrollment in free meal delivery, utility-bill assistance, assistance with home insulation, and other county and state services through the Affordability Fair.

Public Services

As of October 26, 2026, Eric Alexander’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

It’s Time for Better Representation: Every Problem Does Not Have to Become a Crisis

With the cost of rural ambulance service spiraling out of control, threatening both coverage and affordability,      I brought four towns together around a bold goal: better emergency service at lower cost to taxpayers.

When constituents expressed concern about surveillance cameras, I hosted a public forum that packed the room. Within 48 hours the cameras were turned off.

Through a new bipartisan Animal Welfare Committee, we are planning a public education campaign with the District Attorney and Sheriff to ensure animal cruelty is reported and prosecuted.

Created a four-town effort to improve rural ambulance service while lowering costs to taxpayers.

Hosted a public forum on surveillance cameras and says that the cameras were turned off within 48 hours.

Plans a public education campaign with the district attorney and the sheriff to encourage reporting and prosecution of animal cruelty.

- Created a four-town effort to improve rural ambulance service while lowering costs to taxpayers.
- Hosted a public forum on surveillance cameras and says that the cameras were turned off within 48 hours.
- Plans a public education campaign with the district attorney and the sheriff to encourage reporting and prosecution of animal cruelty.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

“Elected officials must do more than just talk about affordability. We must deliver to our constituents the full range of free and money-saving services and programs available through county and state government, as well as helping them access the discounts and savings from the utility providers we regulate.”

“I’m thrilled to support Legislator Alexander on this endeavor,” said Chair Valdés Smith (D-Fishkill). “Accessing these services or knowing how to access them isn’t always straightforward. At the Affordability Fair, residents will have a one-stop shop opportunity to learn about and register for many of these services. This has been a bipartisan collaboration, with Legislator Alexander leading the way that empowers and educates. I hope to see the Fair packed with people on September 17th.”

Calls for elected officials to connect constituents with government programs and discounts from utility providers that reduce household costs.

- Calls for elected officials to connect constituents with government programs and discounts from utility providers that reduce household costs.

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The Republican candidate challenging the incumbent is Hubert, a local business owner.

Stefanie Hubert
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“I think it’s part of our civic responsibility to participate in local elections and also to build a community,” Hubert said. “As a Republican, seeing that the tides have changed that it was intrinsically my responsibility to step up and see if we could win back at least the seat in District 25.” Hubert and her husband own a trucking and heavy equipment company. Hubert is currently the Executive Director at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County.

County legislator faces reelection battle just one year into term

Stefanie W Hubert currently works as the executive director at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County. She and her husband own a trucking and heavy equipment company.

Stefanie currently works as the executive director at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County. She and her husband own a trucking and heavy equipment company.

As of October 26, 2026, Stefanie W. Hubert did not have a website or any information online.

Stefanie W. Hubert

As of October 26, 2026, Stefanie W Hubert’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Stefanie W Hubert

Advocates for tax compromises that allow small businesses to pay taxes without reducing their bottom line.

Opposes development that would turn rural communities into urban areas.

Supports ensuring that emergency medical service response times do not depend on whether an ambulance corps is paid.

Dutchess County Legislator, District 25

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