Accountable and Responsible Governance

I am a seasoned executive that will bring to Albany 35 years of experience building successful businesses.

I will focus on core issues affecting District 92 and the State.

Committee to Elect Bob Welch | Join the Movement – Elect Bob Welch

Bob is an executive with 35 years of experience building businesses.

2026 New York General Election

I will focus on core issues affecting District 92 and the State.

Reduce Spending and Taxes

Attack our High Cost of Living

Attack our High Cost of Living

Focus Spending to Core Programs that Make a Difference

Create Jobs

Proposes reducing taxes and focusing spending on core programs.

- Proposes reducing taxes and focusing spending on core programs.

Economy

Promote all sources of energy including natural gas and nuclear (REOPEN INDIAN POINT)

Sensible support for renewables

Fix Immigration - Open borders have overburdened our social safety net, government and health services.

Fighting our High Cost of Living Starts with Energy

Promote all sources of energy including natural gas and nuclear (REOPEN INDIAN POINT)

Sensible support for renewables

Supports using natural gas and nuclear energy, including reopening Indian Point.

- Advocates for renewable energy.
- Supports using natural gas and nuclear energy, including reopening Indian Point.

Energy & the Environment

As of September 9, 2026, Bob Welch’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Sanctuary policies do not work.

Bring Back Cash Bail for violent, hate and abusive crimes

Fix the Criminal Justice System by supporting judges with resources to more effectively process cases

Responsible legislation must balance benefits against costs and negative effects.

Cooperation across all law enforcement agencies.

Sanctuary policies do not work.

Bring Back Cash Bail for violent, hate and abusive crimes

Bring Back Cash Bail for violent, hate and abusive crimes

Fix the Criminal Justice System by supporting judges with resources to more effectively process cases

Fighting our High Cost of Living Starts with Energy

Sensible support for renewables

Fix Immigration - Open borders have overburdened our social safety net, government and health services.

Offer a path to legal residency.

All residents contribute to tax rolls and social service programs.

Calls for restoring cash bail for violent, hate, and abusive crimes.

Opposes sanctuary policies and calls for cooperation across law enforcement agencies.

Supports providing judges resources to process cases more effectively.

- Calls for restoring cash bail for violent, hate, and abusive crimes.
- Opposes sanctuary policies and calls for cooperation across law enforcement agencies.
- Supports providing judges resources to process cases more effectively.
- Proposes a path to legal residency.

Public Safety

Education

Housing & Urban Development

Bob Welch

- Supports using natural gas and nuclear energy, including reopening Indian Point.

- Opposes sanctuary policies and calls for cooperation across law enforcement agencies.
- Supports providing judges resources to process cases more effectively.
- Proposes a path to legal residency.

I am a seasoned executive that will bring to Albany 35 years of experience building successful businesses.

I will focus on core issues affecting District 92 and the State.

Bob Welch is an executive with 35 years of experience building businesses.

Said renewable energy should receive “sensible support.”

Supports natural gas and nuclear energy, including reopening Indian Point.

- Supports natural gas and nuclear energy, including reopening Indian Point.

Sanctuary policies do not work.

Bring Back Cash Bail for violent, hate and abusive crimes
Fix the Criminal Justice System by supporting judges with resources to more effectively process cases

Bring Back Cash Bail for violent, hate and abusive crimes
Fix the Criminal Justice System by supporting judges with resources to more effectively process cases

Calls for restoring cash bail for violent crimes, hate crimes, and crimes involving abuse.

Said sanctuary policies “do not work.”

- Said sanctuary policies “do not work.”
- Supports providing judges resources to process cases more effectively.
- Proposes a path to legal residency.

Bob Welch is an executive with experience building businesses.

Reduce Spending and Taxes

Attack our High Cost of Living

Focus Spending to Core Programs that Make a Difference

Calls for reducing spending and taxes while directing state spending toward core programs.

- Calls for reducing spending and taxes while directing state spending toward core programs.

Advocates reopening Indian Point and promoting energy sources including natural gas and nuclear power.

- Advocates reopening Indian Point and promoting energy sources including natural gas and nuclear power.

Fix Immigration - Open borders have overburdened our social safety net, government and health services.

Offer a path to legal residency.

All residents contribute to tax rolls and social service programs.

Supports providing judges with resources to process cases more effectively.

Supports offering a path to legal residency.

- Opposes sanctuary policies.
- Supports providing judges with resources to process cases more effectively.
- Supports offering a path to legal residency.

Bob Welch describes himself as an executive with 35 years of experience building businesses.

Plans to reduce spending and taxes while focusing on core programs.

- Plans to reduce spending and taxes while focusing on core programs.

Promote all sources of energy including natural gas and nuclear (REOPEN INDIAN POINT)

Sensible support for renewables

Responsible legislation must balance benefits against costs and negative effects.

Cooperation across all law enforcement agencies.

Sanctuary policies do not work.

Cooperation across all law enforcement agencies.

Sanctuary policies do not work.

Bring Back Cash Bail for violent, hate and abusive crimes

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

MaryJane C. Shimsky

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