Energy: Spend Less, Keep It Here
Carl Fitzsimmons · NYS Assembly · 130th District
Webster & Wayne County
Energy

Spend less.
Keep it here.

Public money in, shareholder profit out. Let's bring it home.

Did you know?
$4 billion

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

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Where is the money going?

Privatized gains. Socialized losses.

$408M

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.
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What is it going to pay for?

The same money, owned by us.

255 MW

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.
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What do I get back for what I pay?

Lower bills. A second income.

$30 vs $95

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.
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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.

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Health Care: Spend Less, Get More
Carl Fitzsimmons · NYS Assembly · 130th District
Webster & Wayne County
Health Care

Spend less.
Get more.

Health insurance isn't health care. It's health access.

Did you know?
3 in 10

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

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Where is the money going?

They call it a premium. It's really a TOLL.

Privatized gains. Socialized losses.

⅓

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.
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What is it going to pay for?

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.
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What do I get back for what I pay?

Care before you're that sick. Higher costs come from waiting.

9 in 10

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.
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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.

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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

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