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Gregory Campus

Republican Party

STH · NY · District 106

Hyde Park, NY

New York State Assembly District 106

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Raised

$8,500

Cash on Hand

Small Donors

62%

PAC Support

Background

Gregory Campus is a 36-year Dutchess County resident and a 37-year law enforcement veteran running for New York State Assembly District 106. He has served as a Hyde Park Third Ward Town Councilman and currently serves on the Hyde Park Zoning Board of Appeals.

Committee Assignments: No committee assignments available.

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Healthcare

His campaign materials mention advocating for seniors and affordability generally, but do not state a concrete healthcare policy, bill, vote, proposal, or support/opposition position on healthcare.

Healthcare

Economy & Jobs

Gregory Campus frames his Economy & Jobs platform around affordability, lower taxes, fiscal responsibility, lower utility and energy costs, support for small businesses, infrastructure investment, and stronger local job opportunities in New York Assembly District 106.

Specific Actions & Proposals

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Lower taxes and stronger local economy

2026-10-21

Campus says he is fighting for lower taxes and a stronger local economy as part of his campaign for New York Assembly District 106.

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SUPPORTS

Affordability agenda focused on costs, taxes, and energy prices

2026-10-21

Campus says affordability is the central issue of his campaign and criticizes Albany policies that he says have raised taxes, energy costs, and the cost of living for working families.

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SUPPORTS

Fiscal responsibility and economic growth agenda

2026-10-21

The Dutchess County Republican Committee candidate page says Campus supports fiscal responsibility, strengthening the economy, ensuring tax dollars are spent wisely, and economic growth guided by limited government and local support.

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SUPPORTS

Small business and economic development priorities

2026-10-21

Campus lists supporting small businesses and economic development, reducing property taxes and utility costs, and improving job opportunities among his priorities for the Hudson Valley.

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Economy & Jobs

Immigration

No specific immigration position, immigration-related bill action, or stated support/opposition by Gregory Campus for New York State Assembly District 106 was found in searches or on his official campaign materials. His campaign materials emphasize public safety, law enforcement experience, affordability, taxes, energy costs, infrastructure, and local issues, but do not state a position on immigration.

Immigration

Climate & Energy

Gregory Campus frames climate and energy mainly through affordability, saying Albany policies have driven up energy costs while also stating support for environmental protection, clean water, and a cleaner Hudson Valley environment.

Specific Actions & Proposals

SUPPORTS

Reduce utility and energy costs for Hudson Valley residents

2026-10-21

Campus states that he is committed to reducing property taxes and utility costs and lists affordable energy among the priorities he would fight for as Assembly member.

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OPPOSES

Oppose Albany policies he says raise energy costs

2026-10-21

Campus argues that state policy decisions have driven higher energy costs and says affordability, including rising energy costs, will be a central issue of his campaign.

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SUPPORTS

Support environmental protection and clean water with limited government principles

2026-10-21

Campus says his legislative agenda includes environmental protection and access to clean water, guided by limited government and local support.

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Climate & Energy

Education

Gregory Campus, the Republican/Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 106 in 2026, states that he supports strong education funding and safe schools. VOTE411 lists him but says the candidate has not yet responded to its questionnaire.

Specific Actions & Proposals

SUPPORTS

Strong education funding and safe schools

2026-10-21

Campus lists "Ensuring strong education funding and safe schools" among his stated priorities for the Hudson Valley on his campaign website.

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Education

Public Safety

Gregory Campus, the Republican/Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 106, frames public safety as a top campaign priority based on his law-enforcement background. He supports tougher criminal-justice accountability, including repealing New York bail reform, ending Raise the Age, and promoting safer communities and safe schools.

Specific Actions & Proposals

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Repeal New York bail reform

2026-10-21

Campus says he would push to repeal bail reform, arguing that current Albany policies put criminals first and tie the hands of law enforcement.

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Strengthen safe communities and safe schools

2026-10-21

Campus states that his campaign is focused on public safety and that he is committed to safer communities and safe schools in the 106th Assembly District.

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