Crouch announces his candidacy for 13th term in assembly
BAINBRIDGE – Assemblyman Clifford W. Crouch announced today that he will again seek re-election to the 122nd Assembly seat. Crouch has served in the Assembly since 1995, and he has proudly represented the Southern Tier for 23 years.
“After receiving such strong support and encouragement from my constituents, I have decided to again seek re-election to the Assembly,” said Crouch. “Serving the people of the 122nd Assembly District has been the one of the greatest privileges of my life. I promise to continue to advocate for common-sense solutions to make the Southern Tier safer for our kids, more dynamic for our families, and more affordable for our seniors."
His supporters said he is a staunch advocate for farmers, direct-care workers, veterans and sportsmen. Crouch chaired the New York State Assembly Task Force on Protecting the Rights of People with Developmental Disabilities.
He helped secure a major drug treatment center for the Southern Tier to help combat the opioid addiction problem. He’s secured record state education funding while leading the effort to return control of Southern Tier schools to parents, teachers and local stakeholders. Crouch serves on several Assembly Committees, including Ways and Means, Rules, Economic Development, Governmental Employees, Labor and Agriculture.
Crouch is Chairman of the Assembly Republican Conference. He has been very active in the community for many years and is always willing to listen to his constituents and help them any way he can.
He says he will continue fighting to improve New York state’s commercial climate to unleash economic growth that will provide more opportunities for the middleclass.
“When you talk about priorities across the state and for our region in particular, it’s clear that affordability has to be at the top of the list. We need to create an environment where it’s easier for small businesses to keep their doors open and their neighbors on the payroll. We need to make it easier for families to afford their property taxes. We need to make it easier for seniors to stay in the communities they built. It starts with making government smaller and smarter so we can cut taxes and get our economy moving again,” said Crouch.
“It’s my honor to give my support to Cliff Crouch for re-election to the 122nd New York State Assembly District. Cliff is an Assemblyman for all the people,” said Thomas Morrone, Chenango County Republican Chair.
“It is my absolute pleasure to support Assemblyman Clifford Crouch in his announcement to run for another term. Cliff has been the people’s representative as well as friend no matter the affiliation. He is a true model for others to follow. Thank you for your steadfast representation of Delaware County. I am proud to call you a friend,” Said Maria E. Kelso, Delaware County Republican Committee Chair.
“Cliff Crouch has been a principled and effective fighter for the Southern Tier as our Assemblyman. I’m proud to back his re-election campaign and am confident that he’ll enjoy strong support from Broome County Republicans and voters from every political affiliation this fall,” said Bijoy Datta, Broome County Republican Committee Chair.
"Assemblyman Cliff Crouch has been a tremendous representative for the people of Otsego County and New York State. He’s a constant fighter for taxpayers and small business owners, stands up to the big tax and spend New York City liberals, and is a staunch supporter of our 2nd Amendment. I am pleased that we will be sending Cliff back to Albany to continue fighting for his constituents and all New Yorkers,” said Vince Casale, Otsego County Republican Committee Chair.
“After receiving such strong support and encouragement from my constituents, I have decided to again seek re-election to the Assembly,” said Crouch. “Serving the people of the 122nd Assembly District has been the one of the greatest privileges of my life. I promise to continue to advocate for common-sense solutions to make the Southern Tier safer for our kids, more dynamic for our families, and more affordable for our seniors."
His supporters said he is a staunch advocate for farmers, direct-care workers, veterans and sportsmen. Crouch chaired the New York State Assembly Task Force on Protecting the Rights of People with Developmental Disabilities.
He helped secure a major drug treatment center for the Southern Tier to help combat the opioid addiction problem. He’s secured record state education funding while leading the effort to return control of Southern Tier schools to parents, teachers and local stakeholders. Crouch serves on several Assembly Committees, including Ways and Means, Rules, Economic Development, Governmental Employees, Labor and Agriculture.
Crouch is Chairman of the Assembly Republican Conference. He has been very active in the community for many years and is always willing to listen to his constituents and help them any way he can.
He says he will continue fighting to improve New York state’s commercial climate to unleash economic growth that will provide more opportunities for the middleclass.
“When you talk about priorities across the state and for our region in particular, it’s clear that affordability has to be at the top of the list. We need to create an environment where it’s easier for small businesses to keep their doors open and their neighbors on the payroll. We need to make it easier for families to afford their property taxes. We need to make it easier for seniors to stay in the communities they built. It starts with making government smaller and smarter so we can cut taxes and get our economy moving again,” said Crouch.
“It’s my honor to give my support to Cliff Crouch for re-election to the 122nd New York State Assembly District. Cliff is an Assemblyman for all the people,” said Thomas Morrone, Chenango County Republican Chair.
“It is my absolute pleasure to support Assemblyman Clifford Crouch in his announcement to run for another term. Cliff has been the people’s representative as well as friend no matter the affiliation. He is a true model for others to follow. Thank you for your steadfast representation of Delaware County. I am proud to call you a friend,” Said Maria E. Kelso, Delaware County Republican Committee Chair.
“Cliff Crouch has been a principled and effective fighter for the Southern Tier as our Assemblyman. I’m proud to back his re-election campaign and am confident that he’ll enjoy strong support from Broome County Republicans and voters from every political affiliation this fall,” said Bijoy Datta, Broome County Republican Committee Chair.
"Assemblyman Cliff Crouch has been a tremendous representative for the people of Otsego County and New York State. He’s a constant fighter for taxpayers and small business owners, stands up to the big tax and spend New York City liberals, and is a staunch supporter of our 2nd Amendment. I am pleased that we will be sending Cliff back to Albany to continue fighting for his constituents and all New Yorkers,” said Vince Casale, Otsego County Republican Committee Chair.
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