I am pleased to announce that, on January 1, 2026, I will be the 76th mayor of Albany, New York. It’s the right thing to do! And, hey, what’s one more crook in Albany’s government?
I will be running with no political affiliation whatsoever and it is my campaign promise to make the city better than you can remember.
Given that I have no loyalties toward any political party, I can focus on you, the Albany citizen, without any backroom deals or hidden agendas, in favor of persons over parties.
I am one of you. I am active in my church and community, helping, among other things, Vietnam veterans. I also volunteer to help with other causes. The Albany community means a lot to me and I want to give back by serving as its 76th mayor.
I am in touch with the needs of Albany’s citizens. Political experience? I have none, but that just means I can serve my fellow citizens better than any other candidate. No, I am not a politician, but you see, I am one of you. I know what my fellow citizens need and want from their mayor.
I run my campaign like I will run my mayorship: with fiscal responsibility. Just like I won’t let my campaign get into debt, I won’t let debt happen to Albany either. I know how to manage money.
Just as I do more with less in my personal life, I will bring that mentality into City Hall from the moment I take office. Don’t give any of my opponents the key to City Hall. That key belongs to me.
I have no committee in my corner. No volunteers. No staff. It’s just me and a grassroots effort to make a better Albany in 2026.
Help me help you, Albany. I’m in your corner.
In the interests of full disclosure, I would like to briefly address something from my past.