Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Thomas Fix, and I am a lifelong resident of Eastchester, New York.

I'm asking for your support in my run for the New York State Senate 37th District.

Meet Thomas | FixNY

I have a degree in Business from Iona University & for over 30 years I was a co-owner of our family business, Cornell’s True Value Hardware in Eastchester.

In their pre-teen years I actively participated in coaching my children’s sports teams. My family & I are parishioners of Immaculate Conception Church, Tuckahoe.

Before purchasing our home in the Leewood area of Eastchester, I served on the Board of Directors of Interlaken Owners, a cooperative apartment community of 525 apartments. In their pre-teen years I actively participated in coaching my children’s sports teams. My family & I are parishioners of Immaculate Conception Church, Tuckahoe.

Thomas H. Fix Jr. is a lifelong resident of Eastchester, New York. He has a degree in business from Iona University. He coached his children’s sports teams during their pre-teen years, and he and his family are parishioners of Immaculate Conception Church in Tuckahoe.

Thomas previously worked as the co-owner of a hardware business for over 30 years.

2026 New York General Election

ECONOMIC GROWTH
Inflation Relief - Enact the "Inflation Relief & Consumer Assistance Plan" to reduce the costs on everyday items and ease the burden on consumers

Tax Simplification and Reduction - Reduce taxes on overburdened employers and study simplifying the State tax system

Elimination of Burdensome Regulations - Establish the Division of Regulatory Review and Economic Growth (D-RREG) and the Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency to eliminate or prevent burdensome regulations that negatively impact the economy.

Thomas Fix Platform | FixNY

SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESS

Emergency Relief - Authorize the Governor to repurpose certain monies as needed for the Restart New York Grant Relief Program

Minimum Wage Assistance - Expand eligibility in order for employers to receive reimbursement credits, expand/restructure the State Earned Income Tax Credit to reduce the reliance on the minimum wage for increasing take-home pay, require legislative approval for Wage Board orders.

As she begins her next term, I hope Ms. Paulin will work with her colleagues to rein in reckless spending, ease the tax burden on hardworking families, and create a more favorable environment for small businesses in Westchester.

Campaign Statement | FixNY

TAXES

Keep government lean, accountable, and focused on serving the people.
Cut personal income taxes for state residents.

Implement a three-year freeze on real property taxes and cap property taxes for seniors over 70.

Eliminate state income tax on the 1st $50,000 for single filers and the 1st $100,000 for joint filers.

TAXES

Implement a three-year freeze on real property taxes and cap property taxes for seniors over 70.

Eliminate state income tax on the 1st $50,000 for single filers and the 1st $100,000 for joint filers.

Implement a 10% income tax cut for individuals earning under $250,000.

Eliminate state income taxes on tips and overtime pay.

TAXES

Eliminate state income tax on the 1st $50,000 for single filers and the 1st $100,000 for joint filers.

Implement a 10% income tax cut for individuals earning under $250,000.

Eliminate state income taxes on tips and overtime pay.

TAXES

Implement a 10% income tax cut for individuals earning under $250,000.

Eliminate state income taxes on tips and overtime pay.

TAXES

Cut personal income taxes for state residents.

Implement a three-year freeze on real property taxes and cap property taxes for seniors over 70.

Eliminate state income tax on the 1st $50,000 for single filers and the 1st $100,000 for joint filers.

Implement a 10% income tax cut for individuals earning under $250,000.

SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESS

Shop Local - Support local businesses by offering financial support to advertise and emphasize the importance of shopping local

Small Business Tax Cuts - Reduce the burden on the small businesses that employ over 4.2 million New Yorkers

Emergency Relief - Authorize the Governor to repurpose certain monies as needed for the Restart New York Grant Relief Program.

SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESS

Small Business Tax Cuts - Reduce the burden on the small businesses that employ over 4.2 million New Yorkers

Emergency Relief - Authorize the Governor to repurpose certain monies as needed for the Restart New York Grant Relief Program

Minimum Wage Assistance - Expand eligibility in order for employers to receive reimbursement credits, expand/restructure the State Earned Income Tax Credit to reduce the reliance on the minimum wage for increasing take-home pay, require legislative approval for Wage Board orders.

Proposes reducing taxes on employers and studying state-tax simplification.

Proposes employer reimbursement credits, changes to the State Earned Income Tax Credit, and legislative approval for Wage Board orders.

Calls for reduced spending, lower taxes for families, and a more favorable environment for small businesses in Westchester.

Proposes cutting personal income taxes, including exempting specified income levels, reducing taxes for lower-income earners, and eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay.

Proposes a three-year real-property-tax freeze and a property-tax cap for seniors over 70.

Proposes the "Inflation Relief & Consumer Assistance Plan" to reduce costs on everyday items.

Proposes establishing the Division of Regulatory Review and Economic Growth and a Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency to review regulations.

Proposes financial support for local businesses' advertising to encourage shopping locally.

Proposes authorizing the governor to repurpose specified funds for the Restart New York Grant Relief Program.

- Proposes reducing taxes on employers and studying state-tax simplification.
- Proposes employer reimbursement credits, changes to the State Earned Income Tax Credit, and legislative approval for Wage Board orders.
- Calls for reduced spending, lower taxes for families, and a more favorable environment for small businesses in Westchester.
- Proposes cutting personal income taxes, including exempting specified income levels, reducing taxes for lower-income earners, and eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay.
- Proposes a three-year real-property-tax freeze and a property-tax cap for seniors over 70.
- Proposes the "Inflation Relief & Consumer Assistance Plan" to reduce costs on everyday items.
- Proposes establishing the Division of Regulatory Review and Economic Growth and a Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency to review regulations.
- Proposes financial support for local businesses' advertising to encourage shopping locally.
- Proposes small-business tax cuts.
- Proposes authorizing the governor to repurpose specified funds for the Restart New York Grant Relief Program.

Economy

ENERGY

It is time New York State listens to experts and not activists!

Enact common sense. Energy policies to make home heating and gas prices affordable.

Enact a one-year tax and surcharge holiday on utility bills.

ENERGY

Enact common sense. Energy policies to make home heating and gas prices affordable.

Enact a one-year tax and surcharge holiday on utility bills.

Return the $2.4 billion unspent green energy funds from New York State Energy Research and Development Authority directly back to utility ratepayers.

ENERGY

Enact a one-year tax and surcharge holiday on utility bills.

Return the $2.4 billion unspent green energy funds from New York State Energy Research and Development Authority directly back to utility ratepayers.

Repeal or delay strict energy mandates under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), including electric vehicle and school bus mandates.

ENERGY

Return the $2.4 billion unspent green energy funds from New York State Energy Research and Development Authority directly back to utility ratepayers.

Repeal or delay strict energy mandates under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), including electric vehicle and school bus mandates.

Proposes energy policies intended to make home-heating and gasoline prices more affordable.

Proposes a one-year holiday on taxes and surcharges on utility bills.

Proposes returning $2.4 billion in unspent New York State Energy Research and Development Authority green-energy funds to utility ratepayers.

Proposes repealing or delaying Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act energy mandates, including electric-vehicle and school-bus mandates.

- Proposes energy policies intended to make home-heating and gasoline prices more affordable.
- Proposes a one-year holiday on taxes and surcharges on utility bills.
- Proposes returning $2.4 billion in unspent New York State Energy Research and Development Authority green-energy funds to utility ratepayers.
- Proposes repealing or delaying Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act energy mandates, including electric-vehicle and school-bus mandates.

Energy & the Environment

As of September 9, 2026, Thomas H. Fix Jr’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY

Enact statewide voter ID requirements.

Impose term limits for elected state politicians.

Implement regulatory reform requiring agencies to cut old administrative rules when adding new ones.

Proposes statewide voter-identification requirements.

Proposes term limits for elected state politicians.

- Proposes statewide voter-identification requirements.
- Proposes term limits for elected state politicians.

Voting & Elections

PUBLIC SAFETY

Fully fund police departments and support law enforcement resources.

Repeal or roll back cashless bail laws and changes to criminal discovery rules.

Advance stricter measures and penalties targeting hate crimes and antisemitism, including campus safety rules and mask bans to prevent anonymous loitering.

PUBLIC SAFETY

Repeal or roll back cashless bail laws and changes to criminal discovery rules.

Advance stricter measures and penalties targeting hate crimes and antisemitism, including campus safety rules and mask bans to prevent anonymous loitering.

Prohibit public funding for groups associated with terrorist organizations.

Ms. Paulin Furthermore, I call upon her to reconsider the harmful sanctuary policies that have protected criminals and undermined public safety.

PUBLIC SAFETY

Fully fund police departments and support law enforcement resources.

Repeal or roll back cashless bail laws and changes to criminal discovery rules.

PUBLIC SAFETY

Advance stricter measures and penalties targeting hate crimes and antisemitism, including campus safety rules and mask bans to prevent anonymous loitering.

Prohibit public funding for groups associated with terrorist organizations.

Proposes repealing or rolling back cashless-bail laws and changes to criminal-discovery rules.

Proposes stricter hate-crime and antisemitism penalties, campus-safety rules, and mask bans intended to prevent anonymous loitering.

Calls for reconsidering sanctuary policies, which he describes as harmful to public safety.

Supports fully funding police departments and law-enforcement resources.

Proposes prohibiting public funding for groups associated with terrorist organizations.

- Proposes repealing or rolling back cashless-bail laws and changes to criminal-discovery rules.
- Proposes stricter hate-crime and antisemitism penalties, campus-safety rules, and mask bans intended to prevent anonymous loitering.
- Calls for reconsidering sanctuary policies, which he describes as harmful to public safety.
- Supports fully funding police departments and law-enforcement resources.
- Proposes prohibiting public funding for groups associated with terrorist organizations.

Public Safety

EDUCATION

Restore family-driven curriculum in our taxpayer-funded schools.

Protect local school district resources and oppose mandated regionalization frameworks.

Strengthen transparency policies and defend parental involvement in student education.

Vote NO on Proposition 1.

Thomas Fix is committed to transparency, fairness, and protecting the rights of all women and girls. Say no to policies that endanger women’s safety and compromise the integrity of women’s sports by allowing biological males to compete.

Vote NO on Proposition 1 | FixNY

LEARNING FOR WORK

Youth Apprenticeship Programs - Provide career-focused curriculum in our high schools by combining academic classroom coursework with mentored on-the-job training in a specific occupational area

Enhanced Professional High School Diploma - Offer a degree with a designation in a career field of a student's choice

Youth Apprenticeship Tax Credits - Establish a per apprentice tax credit for businesses that take part in the Youth Apprenticeship Program.

LEARNING FOR WORK

Enhanced Professional High School Diploma - Offer a degree with a designation in a career field of a student's choice

Youth Apprenticeship Tax Credits - Establish a per apprentice tax credit for businesses that take part in the Youth Apprenticeship Program

Sector Partnerships - Support industry clusters that partner with local education, workforce development, not-for-profit, and similar entities to address industry skill needs and other priorities.

Proposes a family-driven curriculum in taxpayer-funded schools.

Supports protecting local school-district resources and opposes mandated regionalization frameworks.

Opposes policies allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports, which he says endanger women's safety and sports integrity.

Supports strengthening school-transparency policies and parental involvement in student education.

Proposes high-school youth apprenticeships combining classroom coursework with mentored, occupation-specific job training.

Proposes an enhanced high-school diploma with a designation in a student's chosen career field.

Proposes per-apprentice tax credits for businesses participating in youth apprenticeship programs.

- Proposes a family-driven curriculum in taxpayer-funded schools.
- Supports protecting local school-district resources and opposes mandated regionalization frameworks.
- Opposes policies allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports, which he says endanger women's safety and sports integrity.
- Supports strengthening school-transparency policies and parental involvement in student education.
- Proposes high-school youth apprenticeships combining classroom coursework with mentored, occupation-specific job training.
- Proposes an enhanced high-school diploma with a designation in a student's chosen career field.
- Proposes per-apprentice tax credits for businesses participating in youth apprenticeship programs.

Education

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Thomas H. Fix Jr

Opposed Proposition 1 in 2024, citing concerns that it would allow minors to make significant medical decisions without parental consent.

- Proposes cutting personal income taxes, including exempting specified income levels, reducing taxes for lower-income earners, and eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay.
- Proposes a three-year real-property-tax freeze and a property-tax cap for seniors over 70.
- Proposes the "Inflation Relief & Consumer Assistance Plan" to reduce costs on everyday items.
- Proposes establishing the Division of Regulatory Review and Economic Growth and a Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency to review regulations.
- Proposes financial support for local businesses' advertising to encourage shopping locally.
- Proposes small-business tax cuts.
- Proposes authorizing the governor to repurpose specified funds for the Restart New York Grant Relief Program.

- Supports fully funding police departments and law-enforcement resources.
- Proposes prohibiting public funding for groups associated with terrorist organizations.

- Supports strengthening school-transparency policies and parental involvement in student education.
- Proposes high-school youth apprenticeships combining classroom coursework with mentored, occupation-specific job training.
- Proposes an enhanced high-school diploma with a designation in a student's chosen career field.
- Proposes per-apprentice tax credits for businesses participating in youth apprenticeship programs.

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

Vote NO on Proposition 1.

Thomas Fix is committed to transparency, fairness, and protecting the rights of all women and girls. Say no to policies that endanger women’s safety and compromise the integrity of women’s sports by allowing biological males to compete.

This proposition also threatens parental rights by enabling minors to make significant medical decisions without consent.

Shelley B. Mayer

- Your state senator is involved in the legislative process at the state level as part of the New York State Senate, which consists of 63 members and serves as the upper house of the New York State Legislature, the state's lawmaking body. 
- State senators are responsible for representing your interests and assisting you with navigating state services while bringing resources back to your district.  
- State senators draft laws, approve budgets, oversee the state executive branch, and engage in debates and votes on proposed legislation.  
- In addition to drafting and voting on bills, your state senator can serve on committees, where many bills may be delayed before reaching a vote.  
- State senators are elected for a two-year term with no term limits.  
- Their annual salary is $142,000.  

Your representative and state lawmaker in the New York Senate.