“The taxpayers of Minisink need permanent relief from the dysfunction of Albany,” said Supervisor Ford. “Karl is the only candidate in this race that knows the challenges we all face as municipal leaders. He knows what needs to be reformed, he’s electable, and he has a track record of getting the job done.”
The 98th district seat was vacated earlier this year when Annie Rabbitt resigned to take office as Orange County Clerk. The 98th district includes the towns of Minisink, Greenville, Monroe, Warwick, Deerpark, Tuxedo, portions of Ramapo, and the City of Port Jervis. Karl Brabenec has been the Deerpark Town Supervisor since 2010. He announced his candidacy for the Assembly seat in December.
“The Town of Minisink, like many municipalities in the 98th district, have talented leaders like Supervisor Ford who are holding the line on taxes and spending and are doing their jobs effectively,” said Brabenec. “The state puts up barriers to their progress and I pledge to break those barriers starting on day one.”
Brabenec has been endorsed by the:
- Deerpark Republican Committee
- Port Jervis Republican Committee
- Minisink Republican Committee
- Monroe Mayor James Purcell
- Greenwood Lake Mayor Jesse Dwyer
- Greenville Supervisor George “Red” Hossann
- Orange County Deputy Sheriff’s Police Benevolent Association
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