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Schenectady County GOP Chair Koetzle endorses Zeldin | The Daily Gazette
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SCHENECTADY COUNTY – Schenectady County Republican Committee Chairman Chris Koetzle has endorsed Congressman Lee Zeldin of Long Island for the Republican nomination to run for governor in 2022.
Koetzle, who is also Glenville town supervisor, on Wednesday confirmed an announcement from the Zeldin for NY campaign, making him the first Capital Region party chairman to announce their support for one of several candidates interested in the GOP nomination to run next year, whether Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo seeks re-election or another Democrat is the candidate.
“Lee and I have been in discussions for while now,” Koetzle said. “I’ve know Lee for while. We need someone (as governor) who is going to protect home rule in this state, and we’ve been moving away from that. Lee would make an excellent governor, and Lee and I share a philosophy.”
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Rep. Lee Zeldin said he is running to unseat incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo. (Courtesy Rep. Lee Zeldin)
LONG ISLAND, NY Rep. Lee Zeldin, a Republican from Shirley who represents the 1st Congressional District on Long Island, has formally announced his run for governor in 2022.
Zeldin s decision came amidst growing backlash against Gov. Andrew Cuomo: Calls for the governor s resignation have intensified, with some saying sexual harassment accusations and the ongoing controversy over nursing home deaths threaten the governor s ability to govern. The bottom line is this; to save New York, Andrew Cuomo s gotta go, Zeldin said. I will bring the kind of relentless, fighting spirit towards helping to save our state that Andrew Cuomo only reserves for multi-million dollar self-congratulatory book deals, cover-ups, abuse, and self-dealing.