Michael LiPetri Jr. is from Farmingdale, New York. He has a bachelor 27s degree in political science and government from the University at Albany and a law degree from the Albany Law School of Union University. He is single and has no children.

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Michael LiPetri Jr. is from Farmingdale, New York. He has a bachelor 's degree in political science and government from the University at Albany and a law degree from the Albany Law School of Union University.

Michael is an assemblyman in the New York State Assembly.

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Mike was most recently co-host of the Non Profit Voice on Long Island News Radio and host of the Mike LiPetri Show. He was also manager of Park Strategies LLC. Before that, he worked as an associate for Rivkin Raider LLP, assistant corporation counsel at the New York City Law Department, and a legal intern and clerk.

Michael previously served as a member of the New York State Assembly for one year. He ran for the U.S. House of Representatives in 2020 but did not win.

Mike ran for New York's 3rd Congressional District in 2024 and 2nd Congressional District in 2020 but did not win either race. He represented District 9 in the New York State Assembly from 2019 to 2021.

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Wants to end the State and Local Tax (SALT) cap, allowing people to deduct more of their state and local taxes on their federal return, which could lower their overall tax bill.

Believes the government should not restrict access to cryptocurrency, saying, "Innovation in blockchain technology has to be protected from bureaucratic overreach."

Supports eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security.

- Wants to end the State and Local Tax (SALT) cap, allowing people to deduct more of their state and local taxes on their federal return, which could lower their overall tax bill.
- Believes the government should not restrict access to cryptocurrency, saying, "Innovation in blockchain technology has to be protected from bureaucratic overreach."
- Supports eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security.

Economy

- Opposed the Defund the Police movement.

Public Safety

Wants to "restore the bond between patients and their doctors, not insurance companies and bureaucrats who wish to control the system."

- Wants to "restore the bond between patients and their doctors, not insurance companies and bureaucrats who wish to control the system."

Healthcare

Wants to address aging water infrastructure, remove contaminants, and deal with environmental hazards.

- Wants to address aging water infrastructure, remove contaminants, and deal with environmental hazards.

Energy & the Environment

Supports deporting undocumented immigrants.

Supports Israel and says that "Any attempt to boycott, divest from, or sanction Israel must be shut down, eliminated, and swiftly dealt with."

- Supports deporting undocumented immigrants.
- Supports Israel and says that "Any attempt to boycott, divest from, or sanction Israel must be shut down, eliminated, and swiftly dealt with."

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Mike LiPetri Pledges to Support Term Limits on Congress

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Opposes the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports.

- Opposes the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports.

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Michael LiPetri Jr.

Says, "Affordability starts with letting Americans keep more of what they earn. That means building off the success of the Trump tax cuts - including lifting the SALT tax cap to protect New York families and eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and social security."

Believes the government should not restrict access to cryptocurrency, saying, "Innovation in blockchain technology has to be protected from bureaucratic overreach. Congress should pass a unified crypto regulatory framework that defends freedom and ensures America sets the global standard in digital asset innovation."

- Says, "Affordability starts with letting Americans keep more of what they earn. That means building off the success of the Trump tax cuts - including lifting the SALT tax cap to protect New York families and eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and social security."
- Believes the government should not restrict access to cryptocurrency, saying, "Innovation in blockchain technology has to be protected from bureaucratic overreach. Congress should pass a unified crypto regulatory framework that defends freedom and ensures America sets the global standard in digital asset innovation."

Opposed the Defund the Police movement, saying he was "the only state legislator from Long Island to 100% Back The Blue."

- Opposed the Defund the Police movement, saying he was "the only state legislator from Long Island to 100% Back The Blue."

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Michael LiPetri Jr

Michael is from Farmingdale, New York. He attended the University at Albany. He has a bachelor’s degree in political science and government from the University at Albany. He also has a juris doctor from the Albany Law School of Union University.

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Michael is a New York State Assemblyman. He works at the New York State Assembly, where he has served as chair of the statewide Water Quality Taskforce and led efforts to remove emerging contaminants and upgrade water infrastructure.

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Supports lifting the child care deduction cap.

Supports rolling back regulations on small businesses.

Said, "We need to become more energy independent. When we lower energy costs, the costs of goods and doing business comes down across the board. Common sense economy policies that put American taxpayers first – it’s that simple."

Said, "We need to make life more affordable across the board – from the cost of goods and childcare to housing and healthcare... We need no tax on social security so seniors can afford to stay here. It’s about common sense."

Supports lifting the cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.

Supports lifting the cap on the State and Local Tax (SALT) tax.

Supports the death penalty for those convicted of killing police officers.

Supports life sentences for drug dealers linked to overdose deaths and advocates designating Mexican and Chinese cartels as foreign terrorist organizations to combat drug trafficking.

Believes that "increased education combined with increased funding and resources will help drive down the addiction crisis."

Supports working with healthcare providers to address major concerns like cancer and society's overall health.

Supports the establishment of a National Water Quality Task Force to address water quality issues.

Supports lobbying for federal funding to improve outdated infrastructure, promote the use of permeable asphalt to enhance water absorption, and reduce saltwater intrusion.

Supports "reinstating Trump-era border policies, including Title 42, which allows for the immediate expulsion of migrants on public health grounds."

Supports merit-based immigration and physical barriers at the border.

Michael is from Farmingdale, New York. He has a bachelor’s degree in political science and government from the University at Albany. He has a Juris Doctor from the Albany Law School of Union University.

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Michael is an Assemblyman. He works at the New York State Assembly, where he has represented New York’s 3rd District. He previously led the statewide Water Quality Taskforce, directing efforts to remove emerging contaminants and upgrade water infrastructure.

Supports rolling back regulations that are crippling small businesses.

Supports energy independence to lower costs for goods and businesses, advocating for common sense economic policies that prioritize American taxpayers.

Supports making life more affordable by addressing costs of goods, childcare, housing, and healthcare, promoting public-private partnerships for first-time homebuyer loans, fostering business growth, and eliminating taxes on social security for seniors.

Supports eliminating taxes on Social Security to help seniors afford to stay in their homes.

Supports totally lifting the SALT tax cap.

Supports lifting the SALT Tax Cap, eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security.

Supports focusing on repairing roads, bridges, highways, and public water systems.

Supports waiving federal regulations that impose unreasonable burdens.

Supports legislation to ban carcinogens and extend the period for action against water supply contamination.

Supports exploring public-private partnerships to create low-interest first-time homebuyer loans for qualified individuals.

Supports the death penalty for those convicted of killing police officers at the federal level.

Asserts a strict stance against fentanyl trafficking, advocating for life sentences for drug dealers linked to overdose deaths and designating Mexican and Chinese cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

Opposes defunding the police and voted against all anti-police bills during the 'Defund the Police' movement.

For Candidate Michael LiPetri Jr on Issue public-safety: Advocates for addressing violent criminal gangs and preventing their influence from spreading into New York's 3rd Congressional District.

Supports designating Mexican and Chinese cartels as foreign terrorist organizations to restrict drug flow into the U.S.

For Candidate Michael LiPetri Jr on Issue public-safety: Believes banning assault weapons would inhibit people's rights and states they are used in a minute percentage of mass shootings.

For Candidate Michael LiPetri Jr on Issue public-safety:  
Supports the responsibility of law-abiding Americans to defend their homes and families.

Wants to work with healthcare providers to address root causes of health issues, promote healthy lifestyle choices, and reduce obesity and chronic disease rates to lower healthcare costs.

Opposes single-payer healthcare plans due to cost concerns and supports creating a fair and competitive healthcare market while focusing on addressing the drug crisis.

Supports the establishment of a National Water Quality Task Force to address local and regional water infrastructure issues, focusing on water quality in Long Island’s aquifers.

Supports lobbying for federal funding to improve outdated infrastructure, promote permeable asphalt for better water absorption, and reduce saltwater intrusion in Long Island's aquifer.

For Candidate Michael LiPetri Jr on Issue energy-and-environment:  
Believes in promoting policies that protect the environment while stimulating the economy.

Supports banning a carcinogen and extending the period for action against water supply contamination.

Supports making the district more affordable through tax reforms, including repealing the SALT tax cap and providing new tax incentives for families.

Supports lifting the child care deduction cap to help families cover child-rearing expenses.

Opposes migrant handouts and supports incentivizing local officials to collaborate with federal law enforcement to combat violent criminal gangs.

Supports expanding and modernizing legal pathways for merit-based immigration, implementing physical barriers at the border, and enhancing oversight on the visa process.

Michael is a Member of the New York State Assembly. He works at the New York State Assembly, where he represents Long Island’s 3rd District. He has served as chair of the statewide Water Quality Taskforce, leading efforts to remove emerging contaminants and support upgrades to critical water infrastructure.

Michael LiPetri Jr. is currently a member of the New York State Assembly representing a Long Island district.

Michael is from Farmingdale, New York. He attended the University at Albany. He has a bachelor's degree in political science and government from the University at Albany and a Juris Doctor from the Albany Law School of Union University. He is single and has no children.

Michael is a New York State Assemblyman. He works at the New York State Assembly, where he represents the 3rd District and develops laws on public safety and water quality. He chairs the statewide Water Quality Taskforce, leading efforts to remove emerging water contaminants and support upgrades to water infrastructure.

Wants to make life more affordable by reducing costs for goods, childcare, housing, and healthcare.

Opposes single-payer healthcare plans due to costs and supports creating a "fair and competitive" healthcare market.

Supports the establishment of a National Water Quality Task Force to address water infrastructure issues.

Advocates for federal funding to improve infrastructure, promote permeable asphalt, and reduce saltwater intrusion.

Supports addressing "real tangible issues that impact our quality of life," such as water quality and cleanup of Superfund sites.

Opposes the New York Climate Act due to its “exorbitant cost” in subsidies for alternative energy.

Said, "I will work to expand and modernize legal pathways for merit-based immigration... and demand that only true asylum cases are heard on the spot. We will have physical barriers at all critical points along the border, fully fund biometric systems, and have tighter controls and oversight on our visa process."

Supports merit-based immigration and opposes providing services to migrants.

Said he would make the district more affordable by repealing the "SALT tax cap...encouraging entrepreneurship, and offering new tax incentives for working mothers and families."

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