
Candidate
John W. Mannion
Running for State Senator · District 50 in New York
John W. Mannion is an American politician and educator who has served as the U.S. Representative for New York's 22nd Congressional District since 2025. He was previously a State Senator for New York's 50th District from 2020 to 2024.
Where they stand
ⓘ AI-compiled · verify · compiled July 1, 2026Environment
Mannion is dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring clean air and water, and transitioning to a green energy economy with sustainable energy sources.
source ↗Reproductive Rights & Freedoms
He supports codifying reproductive health rights, opposing anti-choice legislation, and protecting healthcare providers in reproductive care.
source ↗Public Safety
Mannion advocates for increased mental health services in law enforcement, enhanced funding for community policing, and better resources for fire departments.
source ↗Affordability
He supports tax cuts for middle-class families, creating jobs through workforce training, protecting consumers from rate hikes, and expanding protections against price gouging.
source ↗Healthcare
Mannion aims to protect and expand the Affordable Care Act, negotiate lower drug prices, and improve access to mental health services.
source ↗Disabilities
He authored legislation to update state laws by removing outdated mental health terminology.
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🗳️ When to vote
Election day
Nov 3
in 60 days
Also running for State Senator
Sources
- John Mannion (American politician)
- The Environment - Mannion for New York
- Reproductive Rights & Freedoms - Mannion for New York
- Public Safety - Mannion for New York
- Affordability - Mannion for New York
- Healthcare - Mannion for New York
- NEW YORK STATE SENATOR
- New York State AFL-CIO Endorses Mannion | New York State AFL-CIO
ℹ️ Registered candidate from official NY Board of Elections records (filed 03/30/2021). Verify details with your local election office.
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