Lupinacci Discusses Legislative Priorities with League of Women Voters

(From L-R: State President Ms. Judie Gorenstein, Ms. Barbara Magaliff, Assemblyman Lupinacci, Huntington President Ms. Colette Knuth, Ph.D.,Past-President Janet Allen)

Assemblyman Chad A. Lupinacci (R,C,I,Ref.-South Huntington) recently welcomed the League of Women Voters (LWV) to his district office in Huntington to discuss their legislative agenda for 2017. The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, and works to increase public understanding of public policy issues.

Recently elected LWV President, Ms. Colette Knuth, Ph.D., lead a productive dialogue on the state of New York’s voter enrollment, public education, clean water, and electoral reform.

“I was pleased to meet with the League of Women Voters today to discuss their ideas on how we can make our government more affordable and effective,” said Lupinacci. “I was encouraged by our shared perspective on issues facing New York State today, especially as it pertains to keeping clean Long Island’s water.

“Each year I look forward to meeting with the LWV, and participating in their good-government initiatives, such as the Students Inside Albany Conference, and I applaud their continued participation in the legislative process,” concluded Lupinacci.

For further information on the Students Inside Albany Conference, or the League of Women Voters at-large, please visit the NYS LWV official website here.

Assemblyman Lupinacci represents the 10th District, which consists of parts of Suffolk County. For more information, please visit Assemblyman Lupinacci’s Official Website