Short Form Videos and Flyers – General
Carl Fitzsimmons understands that our region deserves representation that listens locally and leads boldly. Content will be updated when available. Please visit regularly as we take the ideas shared in the Primary using information gathered going door to door , reading and investigating to create solutions for our community.
WROC-8
WROC-8 hosted a debate performing a vital public service so people can see who we are and what we support. Thank you WROC-8!!
Three candidates. Only one who is discussing solutions, not kicking the ball down the road.
We can make the changes to energy and healthcare that will directly enable us to improve education, food and housing. We have always only lacked the leadership. I am ready to do this with you.
This is my work not given to me by any political party. Please have a look at the information provided. Then come join us at one of our Town Hall events. Thats right. A candidate holding Town Hall events. Sharing, listening, learning together. Thats how we get this done.
Public Energy – Single page handout
Thank you to everyone who has attended our Town Hall events and House Parties because you have provided me valuable feedback. Please refer to this single page hand out that will provide you a quick entry into health care solutions that we can do right here and we can do this now.
From non profits purchasing our last hospital in the district to opening at least Sodus Meyers to enabling local Doctors offices in our communities.
There are solutions that we can do right here. We just need to come together and make our local officials work together to make these changes. If they do not want to work in the direction of providing solutions then vote them out. The longer we take to make these changes the higher the cost.
As Einstein said “Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen” which means “that memorizing data is less important than developing the ability to analyze, reason, and solve problems independently.”
As JFK said “Let us not despair but act. Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past — let us accept our own responsibility for the future.”
Spend less.
Keep it here.
Public money in, shareholder profit out. Let's bring it home.
paid by New Yorkers since 2017 in nuclear surcharges to Constellation, owner of Ginna in Ontario, NY.
Albany just extended it to 2049: up to $33 billion more.
Source: NYS Public Service Commission
Privatized gains. Socialized losses.
a year in nuclear surcharges on New York electric bills.
- Constellation made $2.3B in 2025 and is buying back $5B of its stock.
- RG&E (owned by Spain's Iberdrola) wants a 26% increase.
The same money, owned by us.
of public solar from one year of those surcharges, built in 1–2 years, not 10–15.
- Solar on roofs, barns, schools and parking lots; wind, hydro, batteries.
- NYPA builds it. Our towns, schools, co-ops and farms own it.
Lower bills. A second income.
for the same month of power: Fairport's public utility vs RG&E.
- Make more power than you use and get paid for it.
- Jobs in two years, not twenty. No nuclear waste casks.
Scan for every number and its source: fitzsimmonsforassembly.com/energy
Sources: NYS Public Service Commission, Jan 2026; Constellation FY2025 results; NYS DPS, RG&E rate case, May 2026; Rochester Beacon (Fairport vs RG&E); EIA installed costs. Nothing here shuts Ginna down.
Health Care A Human Right – Single page handout
Thank you to everyone who has attended our Town Hall events and House Parties becuase you have provided me valuable feedback. Please refer to this single page hand out that will provide you a quick entry into energy solutions that we can do tight here and we can do this now.
Born and raised in Sodus, living in Webster I understand the challenges faced by many in our community and am committed to fighting for fair wages, affordable healthcare, and a stronger economy.
I am inspired by leaders the leaders who have come before me, from JFK to Abraham Lincoln to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and I am determined to bring their ideals to life.
Together, we can create a more just and equitable society for all. Thank you for your support and for being a part of our journey.
Spend less.
Get more.
Health insurance isn't health care. It's health access.
adults skipped or put off care they needed because of the cost.
1 in 7 say their health got worse because they waited.
Source: KFF
They call it a premium. It's really a TOLL.
Privatized gains. Socialized losses.
of every health care dollar goes to billing, insurance and paperwork, not care.
- A family plan through work now costs about $27,000 a year.
- Insurers posted record profits while Wayne County lost its last birthing center.
The New York Health Act: every New Yorker in one plan.
- No premiums. No deductibles. No copays.
- Any doctor, any hospital. No network to be out of.
- Prescriptions, dental, vision, hearing and long-term care included.
- Paid by one graduated payroll tax. Employers pay 80%, and the first $25,000 of income is exempt.
Care before you're that sick. Higher costs come from waiting.
households would pay less, RAND found: about $2,800 less per person a year, on average.*
- Your coverage moves with you from job to job.
- Your school district's and town's health bill drops, and that comes straight off the property-tax levy.
Scan for every number and its source: fitzsimmonsforassembly.com/health-care
Sources: KFF, Americans' Challenges with Health Care Costs; KFF Employer Health Benefits Survey 2025; Himmelstein, Campbell & Woolhandler, Annals of Internal Medicine, 2020; RAND, An Assessment of the New York Health Act, 2018. *RAND assumes every federal waiver is granted.
Public Energy
Join me, Carl Fitzsimmons, as the vision for a better future for our district takes shape. Born and raised in Sodus, living in Webster I understand the challenges faced by many in our community and am committed to fighting for fair wages, affordable healthcare, and a stronger economy. I am inspired by leaders the leaders who have come before me, from Abraham Lincoln to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and I am determined to bring their ideals to life. Together, we can create a more just and equitable society for all. Thank you for your support and for being a part of our journey.
PC3 – Lets move forward together
Join me on this journey of empowerment and transformation.
From the fields of agriculture to the halls of government, I have dedicated my life to serving the working class and creating a better future for all.
Together, we can overcome the uncertainties that plague our nation and build a society where freedom, equality, and opportunity are within reach for everyone.
Join me in early voting and on June 23rd to make a difference.
Your vote matters.
Short Form Videos – Primary
Carl Fitzsimmons understands that our region deserves representation that listens locally and leads boldly. Content will be updated when available. Please visit regularly as we take the ideas shared in the Primary using information gathered going door to door , reading and investigating to create solutions for our community.
CITIZEN FOCUSED LEADERSHIP
Too often, Albany politics feels disconnected from the everyday realities of District 130. Families are facing rising taxes, overwhelming costs of living, strain on public schools, and frustration with political gridlock.
I am running to give the people of Wayne County and Webster a strong, independent voice — one guided by the needs of our communities, not party insiders or ideological extremes. True leadership means thinking independently, working together, and always being accountable to the people we serve.
I WILL:
I will protect working families, seniors, the disabled & all residents of the 130
Support small businesses, family farms and local jobs
Fight for strong public schools
I will be a strong voice for you in Albany
I will work with you — putting solutions over politics, and District 130 first.
Serving Wayne County and Webster — NYS Assembly District 130
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We are District 130.
We are a wonderful fabric of suburban neighborhoods, small towns, waterfront and rural communities, family farms, and local businesses.
District 130 deserves representation that listens locally and leads boldly.


MY PRIORITIES
STRONG PUBLIC EDUCATION
FAIR FUNDING · SUPPORTING TEACHERS · LOCAL CONTROL
LOWERING COSTS & PROTECTING TAXPAYERS
RESPONSIBLE BUDGETING · TAX RELIEF · PROTECTING SENIORS
SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESSES & WORKERS
LOCAL JOBS · WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT · FAIR WAGES
SAFE & ACCOUNTABLE COMMUNITIES
PUBLIC SAFETY · MENTAL HEALTH · COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
INFRASTRUCTURE & SMART INVESTMENT
ROADS & BRIDGES · BROADBAND · LAKE ONTARIO
ACCOUNTABILITY IN ALBANY
TRANSPARENCY · OPEN FORUMS · RESULTS OVER RHETORIC
