I’m running for Assembly District 102. I grew up in a rural community playing sports that led to my career as a physical therapist. I love being a physical therapist because I get to help people. When I settled in Delhi. I found other ways to help people and my community, first as a volunteer and then as an elected official.

Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly 102

I grew up in a rural community playing sports that led to my career as a physical therapist. I love being a physical therapist because I get to help people. When I settled in Delhi. I found other ways to help people and my community, first as a volunteer and then as an elected official.

Biographical Information. Experience and Qualifications I am a local elected official for more than 8 years, physical therapist for more than 20 years, and community volunteer for even longer. I believe that serving my community is key to promoting the good that is in the world. Community Involvement Elected official currently serving on the Village board and previously on the Town board; community volunteer with the Delhi Rotary club, Delhi Beautification Committee and Corporation, Delhi's Fair on the Square and other community groups.

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Biographical Information. Experience and Qualifications I am a local elected official for more than 8 years, physical therapist for more than 20 years, and community volunteer for even longer. I believe that serving my community is key to promoting the good that is in the world. Community Involvement Elected official currently serving on the Village board and previously on the Town board; community volunteer with the Delhi Rotary club, Delhi Beautification Committee and Corporation, Delhi's Fair on the Square and other community groups. Education BS- Biology, Allied Health from Elizabethtown College; BS and MS in physical therapy from Thomas Jefferson University; and Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Utica College

Janet Tweed grew up in a rural community. She earned a bachelor's degree in biology and allied health from Elizabethtown College, bachelor's and master's degrees in physical therapy from Thomas Jefferson University, and a doctorate in physical therapy from Utica College. She settled in Delhi and has volunteered with the Delhi Rotary Club, the Delhi Beautification Committee and Corporation, and Delhi's Fair on the Square.

Janet Tweed earned a bachelor's degree in biology and allied health from Elizabethtown College, bachelor's and master's degrees in physical therapy from Thomas Jefferson University, and a doctorate in physical therapy from Utica College. 

Janet has experience as a home care physical therapist.

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Janet lost the 2024 election for the New York State Assembly District 102.

2026 New York General Election

Unions are the backbone of the American workforce. The data is so overwhelming: Union members enjoy a wage premium of almost 13% over non-unionized workers. Unions reduce income inequality by negotiating higher wages for workers, and by establishing higher pay standards that benefit non-union workers in the same region or industry. The decline in membership across the U.S. since 1979 directly correlates to an increase in income inequality. Unions serve as a critical check and balance on greed and corporate power. I support the rights of workers to organize and I oppose tactics by employers to interfere with unions.

Supports workers' right to organize and opposes employer tactics that interfere with unions.

- Supports workers' right to organize and opposes employer tactics that interfere with unions.

Economy

In Upstate New York, we are lucky to live in a beautiful environment, but climate change is altering our weather patterns, threatening our agricultural community, and harming our ecosystems. Fortunately, there is a lot we can do. Farmers need support to adopt regenerative practices, affordable homes need to be built that use less energy, and green transportation options need to be promoted. Where I live, in Delhi, we are part of the New York City watershed and NYC provides considerable funding for farmers to adopt sustainable practices that protect the environment and save them money. We can adapt some of those principles statewide to support growers while protecting our environment.

What do you think would be the most beneficial policies to address climate change and the damage caused by climate change in NYS? 1. Funding and implementing the 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. 2. Promoting housing and growth of communities that are person-centered and not car-centered. 3. Increasing Shared Services projects to include public transportation expansion across town and county lines with reduced paperwork (red tape).

I joined hundreds of other New Yorkers at the State Capitol to urge Governor Kathy Hochul to prioritize our environment, and fulfill the requirements of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) of 2019. Politicians and organizations that are funded by oil and gas interests have been working tirelessly to attack and undercut the CLCPA, but those of us who value clean air, clean water, and a livable planet for our descendants must work even harder to protect our natural resources.

The massive growth of AI data centers is driving up energy prices, straining municipal infrastructure, and threatening our natural resources. This growth is being driven by a small handful of billionaires who have decided we should all be using this technology. But as I’ve talked with people of every political stripe across the district, many people do not need or want AI in their emails, web searches or social media. That's why I'm calling for legislation requiring tech companies to allow users to opt out of AI. I also support the one-year moratorium on the building of new AI data centers recently passed by the legislature, and I urge Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it into law.

What would be your top three priorities if elected? Empower Rural Infrastructure: Safe, affordable infrastructure is key to economic development and quality of life. Janet supports increasing housing stocks of all types; lowering energy costs through better regulating NYSEG and AI data centers and thoughtfully increasing renewable energy; and changing the way Albany distributes funding to be more equitable for rural communities.

Supports regenerative farming, energy-efficient affordable housing, and greener transportation options.

Calls for funding and implementing the 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.

Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to let users opt out of artificial intelligence features.

Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it.

Supports regulating New York State Electric and Gas and artificial intelligence data centers to lower energy costs while increasing renewable energy.

- Supports regenerative farming, energy-efficient affordable housing, and greener transportation options.
- Calls for funding and implementing the 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.
- Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to let users opt out of artificial intelligence features.
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it.
- Supports regulating New York State Electric and Gas and artificial intelligence data centers to lower energy costs while increasing renewable energy.

Energy & the Environment

When I settled in Delhi. I found other ways to help people and my community, first as a volunteer and then as an elected official. I'm running for assembly for three main reasons: to improve our health care, supporting the New York Health Act, as well as our health care systems and helping people age in place.

What would be your top three priorities if elected? Improve Healthcare: We can lower healthcare costs and improve access by prioritizing people over corporate profits. Janet seeks to support seniors who want to age in place, expand school-based health centers, encourage providers to work in underserved rural communities, and guarantee universal healthcare for all New Yorkers.

There are solutions, and I have the experience and tenacity to see them achieved. These include: passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers; expanding school-based health centers; funding for nurse educators and supporting local programs that train providers; supporting successful healthcare training programs like those at SUNY Delhi and Hartwick College; subsidizing retention programs that repay a portion of student loans if providers stay in rural health for 3-5 years; expanding broadband access to enable appropriate telehealth visits; and more. A healthy population is fundamental to a successful economic system.

What would be your top three priorities if elected? Protect Communities and the Constitution: None of us are free until all of us are free. Janet supports women’s right to choose, LGBTQ+ folks’ right to live freely and without fear, citizens’ right to due process, a fair and speedy trial, and freedom from unreasonable search and seizure.

Supports the New York Health Act to guarantee universal healthcare and supports helping seniors age in place.

Proposes expanding school-based health centers and rural healthcare-provider training and retention programs, including student-loan repayment.

Supports abortion access and the right of LGBTQ+ people to live freely and without fear.

- Supports the New York Health Act to guarantee universal healthcare and supports helping seniors age in place.
- Proposes expanding school-based health centers and rural healthcare-provider training and retention programs, including student-loan repayment.
- Supports abortion access and the right of LGBTQ+ people to live freely and without fear.

Healthcare

What actions, if any, would you propose New York State take after the recent Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais? Redistricting must not disenfranchise minority groups. Any redistricting must include safeguards to ensure that all New Yorkers have representation. New York should uphold the tenets of the Voting Rights Act that have been dismantled by this decision. New York took similar steps to uphold personal liberties and protections after the Supreme Court's decision to reverse Roe v. Wade.

Calls for redistricting safeguards to prevent minority disenfranchisement and ensure representation for all New Yorkers.

- Calls for redistricting safeguards to prevent minority disenfranchisement and ensure representation for all New Yorkers.

Voting & Elections

As part of my role on the Delhi village board, I serve on the police committee. I have the utmost respect for our police officers who protect and serve our communities in accordance with law, under the Constitution. Law enforcement officers must obey the law themselves, or we are not a free country. The Constitution is clear: due process is for everyone. Big government power must be limited by checks and balances, and by the rule of law. Citizens have the right to protest abuses of power, and to record such abuses.

What policies will you pursue to promote social and racial justice in our state? Racial disparities persist in housing, education, salaries, and health outcomes because of many historical and current policies and practices that are rooted in racism. For example, the recent Supreme Court decision giving ICE permission to stop individuals based in part on their race or ethnicity has resulted in hundreds of U.S. citizens and lawfully present residents being detained, beaten, and imprisoned. The 4th amendment of the Constitution specifies that all people must remain free from unreasonable search and seizure, unless police possess a warrant or legitimate probable cause. Racism is not probable cause. I cherish the freedoms enshrined in the Constitution and would protect them for all people.

Says law-enforcement officers must obey the law, and supports due process and the right to protest and record abuses of power.

Says people should be free from unreasonable searches and seizures absent a warrant or legitimate probable cause.

- Says law-enforcement officers must obey the law, and supports due process and the right to protest and record abuses of power.
- Says people should be free from unreasonable searches and seizures absent a warrant or legitimate probable cause.

Public Safety

Supports funding nurse educators and local healthcare-provider training programs, including programs at SUNY Delhi and Hartwick College.

- Supports funding nurse educators and local healthcare-provider training programs, including programs at SUNY Delhi and Hartwick College.

Education

I support changing the way Albany distributes water and sewer infrastructure funding to local municipalities from the current grant-based model to a dedicated distribution based on need. This would immediately reduce expenditures by local governments and ensure greater fairness in how these funds are distributed, especially between urban and rural areas (smaller communities are less likely to have grant writers on staff). Highway funds (CHIPS) are already distributed this way. Water and sewer (SWAP) should be, too.

Safe, stable infrastructure underpins our quality of life. That includes housing, transportation, water, sewer, electricity, broadband internet, and education. As Assemblyperson, I will ensure that our district receives its fair share of state and federal dollars to maintain our infrastructure, and I will seek out grants to expand broadband throughout our rural district.

Secure, affordable housing is a fundamental need for every New Yorker. I look forward to working with state and local officials, private developers and nonprofit organizations to improve our housing stock in a way that is collaborative and respects home rule.

Supports distributing water and sewer infrastructure funding to local governments based on need rather than grants.

Plans to seek state and federal infrastructure funding and broadband-expansion grants for the district.

Plans to work with state and local officials, developers, and nonprofits to improve housing stock while respecting local control.

- Supports distributing water and sewer infrastructure funding to local governments based on need rather than grants.
- Plans to seek state and federal infrastructure funding and broadband-expansion grants for the district.
- Plans to work with state and local officials, developers, and nonprofits to improve housing stock while respecting local control.

Housing & Urban Development

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- Calls for funding and implementing the 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.
- Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to let users opt out of artificial intelligence features.
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it.
- Supports regulating New York State Electric and Gas and artificial intelligence data centers to lower energy costs while increasing renewable energy.

- Plans to seek state and federal infrastructure funding and broadband-expansion grants for the district.
- Plans to work with state and local officials, developers, and nonprofits to improve housing stock while respecting local control.

Janet is a physical therapist who’s spent her career helping people regain strength and independence. A mom, Rotarian, and village trustee, she brings compassion, service, and common sense to everything she does.

Janet Tweed settled in Delhi. She is a mother and a Rotarian.

Ms. Tweed is a physical therapist, and a local elected official. She was elected to the Delhi Town Board in 2017. At the end of her service on Delhi Town Board, she continued in public office as a trustee of the Delhi Village Board.

Democrats Meet to Debate 102nd Assembly Seat June 4

Democrat Janet Tweed, a Delhi village board member and former town board member, has announced her candidacy for the New York State Assembly’s 102nd District. Tweed also ran unsuccessfully in 2024 against Republican Assemblyman Chris Tague, who recently announced his candidacy for the State Senate.

Janet Tweed Announces Second 102nd Assembly District Run

Janet was elected to the Delhi Town Board in 2017. She later served as a trustee on the Delhi Village Board. She also ran unsuccessfully in 2024 against Republican Assemblyman Chris Tague.

Democratic Candidates for NY 102nd Assembly District - MyLO

Unions reduce income inequality by negotiating higher wages for workers, and by establishing higher pay standards that benefit non-union workers in the same region or industry. The decline in membership across the U.S. since 1979 directly correlates to an increase in income inequality. Unions serve as a critical check and balance on greed and corporate power. I support the rights of workers to organize and I oppose tactics by employers to interfere with unions.

From our youth to our seniors, reliable transportation can make the difference between opportunity and isolation. While personal vehicles will always be important in rural communities, they should not be the only option. We should work with state, regional, and local partners to expand practical transportation throughout our district. Whether it's better bus service, passenger rail, safe places to walk and bike, or a combination of transportation options, we should expand the choices available to residents.

Supports distributing state water and sewer infrastructure funding to municipalities based on need rather than through grants.

Supports workers' rights to organize and opposes employer tactics that interfere with unions.

Advocates expanding transportation options, including bus service, passenger rail, and walking and bicycling infrastructure.

- Supports workers' rights to organize and opposes employer tactics that interfere with unions.
- Advocates expanding transportation options, including bus service, passenger rail, and walking and bicycling infrastructure.

In Upstate New York, we are lucky to live in a beautiful environment, but climate change is altering our weather patterns, threatening our agricultural community, and harming our ecosystems. Fortunately, there is a lot we can do. Farmers need support to adopt regenerative practices, affordable homes need to be built that use less energy, and green transportation options need to be promoted.

The massive growth of AI data centers is driving up energy prices, straining municipal infrastructure, and threatening our natural resources. This growth is being driven by a small handful of billionaires who have decided we should all be using this technology. But as I’ve talked with people of every political stripe across the district, many people do not need or want AI in their emails, web searches or social media. That's why I'm calling for legislation requiring tech companies to allow users to opt out of AI.

But as I’ve talked with people of every political stripe across the district, many people do not need or want AI in their emails, web searches or social media. That's why I'm calling for legislation requiring tech companies to allow users to opt out of AI. I also support the one-year moratorium on the building of new AI data centers recently passed by the legislature, and I urge Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it into law.

Urged Governor Kathy Hochul to fulfill the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act's requirements.

Supports assistance for regenerative farming, energy-efficient affordable housing, and green transportation options.

- Urged Governor Kathy Hochul to fulfill the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act's requirements.
- Supports assistance for regenerative farming, energy-efficient affordable housing, and green transportation options.
- Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to let users opt out of artificial intelligence features.
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it.

All New Yorkers deserve accessible, affordable healthcare. Unfortunately, in many parts of our rural 102nd district, that is not the case. There are solutions, and I have the experience and tenacity to see them achieved. These include: passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers; expanding school-based health centers; funding for nurse educators and supporting local programs that train providers; subsidizing retention programs that repay a portion of student loans if providers stay in rural health for 3-5 years; expanding broadband access to enable appropriate telehealth visits; and more.

Calls for stronger regulations on for-profit healthcare companies and incentives for nonprofit providers.

Calls for expanding Medicaid eligibility.

Supports passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers.

Supports expanding school-based health centers.

Supports funding nurse educators and local programs that train healthcare providers.

Supports student-loan repayment incentives for providers who remain in rural healthcare for three to five years.

Supports expanding broadband access to enable telehealth visits.

- Supports passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers.
- Supports expanding school-based health centers.
- Supports funding nurse educators and local programs that train healthcare providers.
- Supports student-loan repayment incentives for providers who remain in rural healthcare for three to five years.
- Supports expanding broadband access to enable telehealth visits.

As of September 9, 2026, Janet Tweed’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As part of my role on the Delhi village board, I serve on the police committee. I have the utmost respect for our police officers who protect and serve our communities in accordance with law, under the Constitution. ICE under the current federal administration is not a law enforcement agency; they have become a lawless roving gang, terrorizing our communities.

ICE under the current federal administration is not a law enforcement agency; they have become a lawless roving gang, terrorizing our communities. A conservative federal judge recently compiled a record of 96 court orders that ICE has illegally violated, just in Jan. 1 of this year. Law enforcement officers must obey the law themselves, or we are not a free country. The Constitution is clear: due process is for everyone. Big government power must be limited by checks and balances, and by the rule of law. Citizens have the right to protest abuses of power, and to record such abuses.

Said she has "utmost respect" for police officers who protect and serve communities in accordance with the law and the Constitution.

Believes law enforcement officers must obey the law and everyone is entitled to due process.

- Said she has "utmost respect" for police officers who protect and serve communities in accordance with the law and the Constitution.
- Believes law enforcement officers must obey the law and everyone is entitled to due process.

As Assemblyperson, I will ensure that our district receives its fair share of state and federal dollars to maintain our infrastructure, and I will seek out grants to expand broadband throughout our rural district. Secure, affordable housing is a fundamental need for every New Yorker. I look forward to working with state and local officials, private developers and nonprofit organizations to improve our housing stock in a way that is collaborative and respects home rule.

Plans to work with public, private, and nonprofit partners to improve housing while respecting local control.

Plans to seek grants to expand broadband throughout the rural district.

- Plans to work with public, private, and nonprofit partners to improve housing while respecting local control.
- Plans to seek grants to expand broadband throughout the rural district.

Hi, I'm Janet Tweed
I'm running for Assembly District 102.

I grew up in a rural community playing sports that led to my career as a physical therapist. I love being a physical therapist because I get to help people.

When I settled in Delhi. I found other ways to help people and my community, first as a volunteer and then as an elected official.

Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly

Janet is a physical therapist who’s spent her career helping people regain strength and independence.

A mom, Rotarian, and village trustee, she brings compassion, service, and common sense to everything she does.

Janet Tweed settled in Delhi, where she first served as a community volunteer. She is a mother and a Rotarian.

Democrats Meet to Debate for 102nd Assembly Seat June 4

Janet was elected to the Delhi Town Board in 2017 and later served as a trustee of the Delhi Village Board. She ran unsuccessfully for the State Assembly in 2024.

Unions are the backbone of the American workforce. The data is so overwhelming: Union members enjoy a wage premium of almost 13% over non-unionized workers.

Unions reduce income inequality by negotiating higher wages for workers, and by establishing higher pay standards that benefit non-union workers in the same region or industry. The decline in membership across the U.S. since 1979 directly correlates to an increase in income inequality. Unions serve as a critical check and balance on greed and corporate power. I support the rights of workers to organize and I oppose tactics by employers to interfere with unions.

- Supports workers' rights to organize and opposes employer tactics that interfere with unions.

In Upstate New York, we are lucky to live in a beautiful environment, but climate change is altering our weather patterns, threatening our agricultural community, and harming our ecosystems. Fortunately, there is a lot we can do.

Farmers need support to adopt regenerative practices, affordable homes need to be built that use less energy, and green transportation options need to be promoted.

The massive growth of AI data centers is driving up energy prices, straining municipal infrastructure, and threatening our natural resources. This growth is being driven by a small handful of billionaires who have decided we should all be using this technology.

But as I’ve talked with people of every political stripe across the district, many people do not need or want AI in their emails, web searches or social media. That's why I'm calling for legislation requiring tech companies to allow users to opt out of AI.

I also support the one-year moratorium on the building of new AI data centers recently passed by the legislature, and I urge Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it into law.
Safe, stable infrastructure underpins our quality of life. That includes housing, transportation, water, sewer, electricity, broadband internet, and education.

Urges the governor to fulfill requirements of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act of 2019.

Supports assistance for farmers adopting regenerative practices, energy-efficient affordable housing, and the promotion of green transportation options.

Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to allow users to opt out of artificial intelligence features.

Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges the governor to sign it.

- Urges the governor to fulfill requirements of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act of 2019.
- Supports assistance for farmers adopting regenerative practices, energy-efficient affordable housing, and the promotion of green transportation options.
- Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to allow users to opt out of artificial intelligence features.
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges the governor to sign it.

All New Yorkers deserve accessible, affordable healthcare. Unfortunately, in many parts of our rural 102nd district, that is not the case.

There are solutions, and I have the experience and tenacity to see them achieved. These include: passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers; expanding school-based health centers; funding for nurse educators and supporting local programs that train providers; supporting successful healthcare training programs like those at SUNY Delhi and Hartwick College; subsidizing retention programs that repay a portion of student loans if providers stay in rural health for 3-5 years; expanding broadband access to enable appropriate telehealth visits; and more. A healthy population is fundamental to a successful economic system.

Supports student-loan repayment incentives for providers who remain in rural health care for three to five years.

Supports expanding broadband access to enable appropriate telehealth visits.

- Supports passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers.
- Supports expanding school-based health centers.
- Supports funding nurse educators and local programs that train healthcare providers.
- Supports student-loan repayment incentives for providers who remain in rural health care for three to five years.
- Supports expanding broadband access to enable appropriate telehealth visits.

ICE under the current federal administration is not a law enforcement agency; they have become a lawless roving gang, terrorizing our communities. A conservative federal judge recently compiled a record of 96 court orders that ICE has illegally violated, just in Jan. 1 of this year.
Law enforcement officers must obey the law themselves, or we are not a free country. The Constitution is clear: due process is for everyone. Big government power must be limited by checks and balances, and by the rule of law. Citizens have the right to protest abuses of power, and to record such abuses.

Said that law-enforcement officers must follow the law and that due process applies to everyone.

Supports citizens' right to protest and record abuses of power.

- Said that law-enforcement officers must follow the law and that due process applies to everyone.
- Supports citizens' right to protest and record abuses of power.

Safe, stable infrastructure underpins our quality of life. That includes housing, transportation, water, sewer, electricity, broadband internet, and education.

As Assemblyperson, I will ensure that our district receives its fair share of state and federal dollars to maintain our infrastructure, and I will seek out grants to expand broadband throughout our rural district.
Secure, affordable housing is a fundamental need for every New Yorker.

Supports replacing grant-based water and sewer funding for municipalities with dedicated need-based distributions.

Plans to work with state and local officials, developers, and nonprofits to improve housing stock while respecting home rule.

- Plans to seek grants to expand broadband throughout the rural district.

Janet Tweed is a mother and a member of Rotary.

Janet Tweed works as a physical therapist.

Janet was elected to the Delhi Town Board in 2017.

I joined hundreds of other New Yorkers at the State Capitol to urge Governor Kathy Hochul to prioritize our environment, and fulfill the requirements of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) of 2019. Politicians and organizations that are funded by oil and gas interests have been working tirelessly to attack and undercut the CLCPA, but those of us who value clean air, clean water, and a livable planet for our descendants must work even harder to protect our natural resources. I support changing the way Albany distributes water and sewer infrastructure funding to local municipalities from the current grant-based model to a dedicated distribution based on need.

That's why I'm calling for legislation requiring tech companies to allow users to opt out of AI. I also support the one-year moratorium on the building of new AI data centers recently passed by the legislature, and I urge Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it into law.

Proposes adapting New York City watershed-program principles statewide to support growers and protect the environment.

Supports replacing grant-based water and sewer infrastructure funding with municipal allocations based on need.

Supports farmers adopting regenerative practices.

Calls for affordable, energy-efficient homes and the promotion of green transportation options.

Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial-intelligence data centers and urges Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it.

- Supports replacing grant-based water and sewer infrastructure funding with municipal allocations based on need.
- Supports farmers adopting regenerative practices.
- Calls for affordable, energy-efficient homes and the promotion of green transportation options.
- Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to let users opt out of artificial intelligence features.
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial-intelligence data centers and urges Governor Kathy Hochul to sign it.

Hi, I'm Janet Tweed. I'm running for Assembly District 102. [...] I'm running for assembly for three main reasons: to improve our health care, supporting the New York Health Act, as well as our health care systems and helping people age in place. Infrastructure – actively working to support healthy infrastructure throughout New York. And lastly, protecting our communities and protecting the Constitution.

All New Yorkers deserve accessible, affordable healthcare. Unfortunately, in many parts of our rural 102nd district, that is not the case. There are solutions, and I have the experience and tenacity to see them achieved. These include: passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers; expanding school-based health centers; funding for nurse educators and supporting local programs that train providers; supporting successful healthcare training programs like those at SUNY Delhi and Hartwick College; subsidizing retention programs that repay a portion of student loans if providers stay in rural health for 3-5 years; expanding broadband access to enable appropriate telehealth visits; and more. A healthy population is fundamental to a successful economic system.

Tweed, a physical therapist, made healthcare the focus of her announcement. [...] Tweed called for stronger regulations on for-profit healthcare companies and incentives for nonprofit ones, expanding Medicaid eligibility, expanding school-based health clinics, and incentives for more investment in rural healthcare including offering medical student debt relief to those who agree to work in rural areas for five years.

Supports the New York Health Act to establish universal health care for New Yorkers.

Proposes expanding school-based health centers.

Advocates rural health workforce investments, including nurse-educator funding, provider training, and student-loan repayment for clinicians who serve rural areas.

- Supports the New York Health Act to establish universal health care for New Yorkers.
- Proposes expanding school-based health centers.
- Advocates rural health workforce investments, including nurse-educator funding, provider training, and student-loan repayment for clinicians who serve rural areas.
- Supports expanding broadband access to enable telehealth visits.

ICE under the current federal administration is not a law enforcement agency; they have become a lawless roving gang, terrorizing our communities. A conservative federal judge recently compiled a record of 96 court orders that ICE has illegally violated, just in Jan. 1 of this year. Law enforcement officers must obey the law themselves, or we are not a free country. The Constitution is clear: due process is for everyone. Big government power must be limited by checks and balances, and by the rule of law. Citizens have the right to protest abuses of power,  and to record such abuses.

Supports due-process protections and the rights to protest and record abuses of power.

- Supports due-process protections and the rights to protest and record abuses of power.

Plans to work with public officials, developers, and nonprofit organizations to improve housing stock while respecting home rule.

Plans to seek grants to expand broadband across the rural district.

- Plans to work with public officials, developers, and nonprofit organizations to improve housing stock while respecting home rule.
- Plans to seek grants to expand broadband across the rural district.

Janet Tweed for NYS Assembly 102. Janet is a physical therapist who’s spent her career helping people regain strength and independence. A mom, Rotarian, and village trustee, she brings compassion, service, and common sense to everything she does.

Urges the governor to fulfill the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act's requirements.

Supports assistance for farmers to adopt regenerative practices.

Supports building affordable homes that use less energy.

Supports promoting green transportation options.

- Urges the governor to fulfill the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act's requirements.
- Supports assistance for farmers to adopt regenerative practices.
- Supports building affordable homes that use less energy.
- Supports promoting green transportation options.
- Calls for legislation requiring technology companies to let users opt out of artificial intelligence features.
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new artificial intelligence data centers and urges the governor to sign it.

Supports funding nurse educators and local healthcare-provider training programs.

Supports loan-repayment incentives for providers who remain in rural healthcare for three to five years.

Supports expanding broadband access for telehealth visits.

- Supports passing the New York Health Act to ensure universal healthcare for all New Yorkers.
- Supports expanding school-based health centers.
- Supports funding nurse educators and local healthcare-provider training programs.
- Supports loan-repayment incentives for providers who remain in rural healthcare for three to five years.
- Supports expanding broadband access for telehealth visits.

Says law enforcement must follow due process and the rule of law, and citizens may protest and record abuses of power.

- Says law enforcement must follow due process and the rule of law, and citizens may protest and record abuses of power.

Safe, stable infrastructure underpins our quality of life. That includes housing, transportation, water, sewer, electricity, broadband internet, and education. As Assemblyperson, I will ensure that our district receives its fair share of state and federal dollars to maintain our infrastructure, and I will seek out grants to expand broadband throughout our rural district. Secure, affordable housing is a fundamental need for every New Yorker. I look forward to working with state and local officials, private developers and nonprofit organizations to improve our housing stock in a way that is collaborative and respects home rule.

Supports distributing state water and sewer infrastructure funding to municipalities based on need rather than grants.

Plans to work with public, private, and nonprofit partners to improve housing stock while respecting local control.

- Plans to work with public, private, and nonprofit partners to improve housing stock while respecting local control.
- Plans to seek grants to expand broadband throughout the rural district.

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