Conner Phillip Dunleavy is a lifelong Long Islander and resides in Glen Cove. Conner is a Catholic and a father. He earned a degree from the State University of New York at Albany.

Special Assistant to Supervisor-William Ross, Filipe LobatoExecutive Assistant to Supervisor- Conner Dunleavy

TOWN OF NORTH HEMPSTEAD BOARD MEETING AGENDA (May 7, 2024) [PDF]

Conner Phillip Dunleavy worked as an executive assistant to the Town of North Hempstead supervisor.

Conner is a first-time candidate for elected office.

2026 New York General Election

My top three priorities would be affordability, public safety, and reducing the tax burden on New York families.

First, we have to make New York more affordable. Too many working families, seniors, and young people are questioning whether they can afford to remain here. I would fight to control state spending, reduce taxes on middle-class families, lower energy costs, and oppose unfunded mandates that ultimately show up in local property taxes.

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Third, I want to change the culture in Albany that too often treats taxpayers as an unlimited source of revenue. State government needs to live within its means, eliminate waste, and focus on core responsibilites.

Plans to control state spending, reduce middle-class taxes, lower energy costs, and oppose unfunded mandates that raise local property taxes.

Wants state government to live within its means, eliminate waste, and focus on core responsibilities.

- Plans to control state spending, reduce middle-class taxes, lower energy costs, and oppose unfunded mandates that raise local property taxes.
- Wants state government to live within its means, eliminate waste, and focus on core responsibilities.

Economy

New York should pursue responsible environmental policies that protect our air and water, strengthen infrastructure, and make our communities more resilient to severe weather. We can do that without adopting mandates that dramatically increase utility bills, threaten grid reliability, or make New York less competitive.

We can do that without adopting mandates that dramatically increase utility bills, threaten grid reliability, or make New York less competitive.

I support investing in flood mitigation, stormwater infrastructure, coastal resiliency, energy efficiency, and a diverse and reliable energy supply.

I support investing in flood mitigation, stormwater infrastructure, coastal resiliency, energy efficiency, and a diverse and reliable energy supply. I believe technologies such as nuclear power must be part of the conversation if we are serious about reducing emissions while maintaining a strong electric grid.

Supports environmental policies that protect air and water and strengthen resilience, while opposing mandates that raise utility bills or threaten grid reliability.

Supports investments in flood mitigation, stormwater infrastructure, coastal resilience, energy efficiency, and a diverse, reliable energy supply.

Believes nuclear power should be considered to reduce emissions while maintaining a strong electric grid.

- Supports environmental policies that protect air and water and strengthen resilience, while opposing mandates that raise utility bills or threaten grid reliability.
- Supports investments in flood mitigation, stormwater infrastructure, coastal resilience, energy efficiency, and a diverse, reliable energy supply.
- Believes nuclear power should be considered to reduce emissions while maintaining a strong electric grid.

Energy & the Environment

As of September 9, 2026, Conner Phillip Dunleavy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

New York should comply with the Constitution, the Voting Rights Act, and the Supreme Court's decision while continuing to ensure that every eligible voter has an equal opportunity to participate in our elections.

But the broader principle here is that politicians should not be manipulating district lines for partisan advantage. New York voters created an Independent Redistricting Commission because they wanted greater independence and accountability in the redistricting process.

New York voters created an Independent Redistricting Commission because they wanted greater independence and accountability in the redistricting process.

Unfortunately, the legislative majority recently approved a proposed constitutional amendment that would significantly weaken the existing redistricting framework and give the Legislature greater power to redraw congressional districts between censuses. I opposed that approach in principle. New York should be defending the Independent Redistricting Commission, not weakening it whenever the political majority believes a different map may benefit them.

Opposes weakening the Independent Redistricting Commission or giving the Legislature greater power to redraw congressional districts between censuses.

- Opposes weakening the Independent Redistricting Commission or giving the Legislature greater power to redraw congressional districts between censuses.

Voting & Elections

KEEP STREETS SAFE & SUPPORT POLICE

Stand with law enforcement and give them the support they need to keep our streets and neighborhoods safe.

INVEST IN LOCAL SCHOOLS

Secure the funding our local schools need to give every child a strong start.

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Second, we must make public safety a priority again. I support our law enforcement professionals and believe we need common-sense changes to laws that have made it more difficult to keep repeat and dangerous offenders off our streets. New Yorkers should be able to feel safe in their homes, businesses, schools, and communities.

Supports law enforcement and changes to laws that make it harder to keep repeat and dangerous offenders off the streets.

- Supports law enforcement and changes to laws that make it harder to keep repeat and dangerous offenders off the streets.

Public Safety

INVEST IN LOCAL SCHOOLS

Secure the funding our local schools need to give every child a strong start.

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Plans to secure funding for local schools.

- Plans to secure funding for local schools.

Education

PRIORITIES

AFFORDABLE COMMUNITIES & SAFE STREETS
CUT TAXES FOR MIDDLE-CLASS FAMILIES

Lower the tax burden on middle-class families and put money back in the pockets of Nassau County homeowners.

STOP URBAN HIGH-DENSITY HOUSING

Stop the plan to cram high-rise, urban apartments into our residential neighborhoods.

Opposes high-rise apartment development in residential neighborhoods.

- Opposes high-rise apartment development in residential neighborhoods.

Housing & Urban Development

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