
Candidate
Larry D. Denesha
Running for County Legislator · District 6 in St. Lawrence County
Larry D. Denesha is the incumbent Legislator for District 6 in St. Lawrence County, New York, with previous roles as Supervisor and Councilman in the Town of DeKalb.
Where they stand
ⓘ AI-compiled · verify · compiled July 2, 2026Mandate Relief
Advocated for state legislation to cover the cost of indigent defense services to reduce local budget strain.
source ↗Gun Control Legislation
Supported a resolution against new gun control measures, citing concerns over constitutional rights.
source ↗Wind Energy Tax Policy
Expressed doubts about a standardized tax policy for wind energy developers, indicating it may not fit all situations.
source ↗Public Health
Highlighted the rise in Lyme disease cases and the urgent need for medical attention after tick bites.
source ↗Public Meetings
Participated in the shift to online streaming of public meetings in response to sunshine laws and social distancing needs.
source ↗County Finances
Emphasized the necessity for improved management of county finances, contributing to the Republican majority in the legislature.
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🗳️ When to vote
Election day
Nov 3
in 60 days
Also running for County Legislator
Sources
- District 6 | St. Lawrence County
- ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY LAWMAKERS, OFFICIALS TALK MANDATE RELIEF WITH NORTH COUNTRY SENATORS IN ALBANY | NYSenate.gov
- New York counties organizing opposition to new gun control regime – Bearing Arms
- St. Lawrence County holds off on tax policy for wind farms | Wind Energy News
- Town of DeKalb Board Meeting
- Long reluctant local governments embrace streaming to satisfy sunshine laws, social distancing rules | NCPR News
- Republicans win majority of SLC legislature seats | NCPR News
ℹ️ Registered candidate from official NY Board of Elections records (filed 04/07/2026). Verify details with your local election office.
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