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Hawley receives committee assignments for upcoming session

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Steve Hawley.

Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R,C-Batavia) has received his committee assignments for the upcoming legislative session. Hawley will be a member of the Agriculture, Insurance, Rules, Veterans' Affairs and Ways and Means Committees. Hawley is proud to have received these appointments and looks forward to bringing common-sense policy back to Albany.  

“I am proud to once again announce the appointment of Assemblyman Steve Hawley as Deputy Minority Leader. His proven leadership and wealth of experience will be invaluable to our conference as we navigate the challenges of the 2025 Legislative Session. I have every confidence in his ability to remain a strong voice for a better, more affordable New York,” said Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C-Pulaski).

“Right now, New Yorkers are facing record-high inflation and costs at the gas pump and checkout line. As elected officials, it should be our primary goal to ensure working families cannot just get by, but thrive in our state,” said Hawley. “I’m proud to be able to continue this work as both a committee member and leader in our Conference to bring common-sense policies back to New York.”

Hawley to serve on ag, insurance, vets, and Ways & Means committees, reappointed Deputy Minority Leader

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Assemblyman Steve Hawley has received his committee assignments for the upcoming legislative year, and will be serving on the committees for Agriculture, Insurance, Rules, Veterans’ Affairs and Ways and Means. Additionally, Hawley has also been reappointed as Deputy Minority Leader of the Assembly Republican Conference.

“I am honored to have been chosen once again to serve our conference as Deputy Minority Leader, and look forward to continuing to use my role in our conference to give a voice to the people of the 139th Assembly District, as well as working people and families from all walks of life throughout our state,” Hawley said.

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