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Sergio Esposito

Republican Party

STS · NY · District 40

Yorktown, NY

New York State Senate District 40

Iona College—Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy and Political Science

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Background

Sergio Esposito is a Yorktown Town Councilman and Deputy Supervisor, and his campaign says he is also a Westchester Deputy Sheriff and first responder. He is a former president of the Yorktown Chamber of Commerce, has lived in Yorktown for more than 30 years, raised his family there, and built his business there. Earlier campaign material described him as CEO and Senior Analyst with Comprehensive Computers and a former IT analyst conducting piracy investigations for the Motion Picture Association.

Committee Assignments: No committee assignments available.

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Healthcare

No confirmed healthcare position, bill action, or healthcare-related stated policy was found for Sergio Esposito in the context of the 2026 New York State Senate District 40 race. His campaign website and available voter-guide/profile pages list other priorities but do not provide a healthcare platform.

Healthcare

Economy & Jobs

Sergio Esposito’s Economy & Jobs platform emphasizes lowering taxes, creating a business-friendly environment, cutting red tape, supporting local entrepreneurs, and encouraging job-creating local investment in New York State Senate District 40.

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Lower taxes to strengthen household finances and local job creation

2026-10-21

Esposito states that lowering taxes helps families and business owners, puts money back in residents’ pockets, strengthens the local economy, and supports job creation and long-term community investment.

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Business-friendly environment and reduced red tape for entrepreneurs

2026-10-21

Esposito says a strong local economy requires a business-friendly environment that creates jobs, fuels innovation, supports new ideas, cuts red tape, and helps local entrepreneurs grow.

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Smart pro-development zoning approach for economic revitalization

2020-10-20

As Yorktown Chamber of Commerce president, Esposito supported a proposed local law he said would create a smart, pro-development environment for new and existing structures and was backed by the Chamber.

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Public-private redevelopment of the Soundview property for business activity

2021-01-05

Esposito described the Soundview redevelopment proposal as economically beneficial and said he was excited about its public-private partnership potential, including reuse as a conference and meeting venue.

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Revitalization of Yorktown retail centers and reinvestment in local commerce

2025-08-06

As Deputy Town Supervisor, Esposito praised the $10 million Triangle Shopping Center renovation and thanked the developer for reinvesting in Yorktown amid broader commercial redevelopment activity.

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Economy & Jobs

Immigration

Sergio Esposito does not appear to publish a dedicated immigration platform on his campaign site, but he has aligned himself with Republican criticism of New York sanctuary policies and limits on local law-enforcement cooperation with ICE. The clearest immigration-related record found is his participation in an October 2026 press event calling for repeal of New York sanctuary/ICE-cooperation restrictions.

Specific Actions & Proposals

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Repeal New York sanctuary policies limiting local cooperation with ICE

2026-10-07

Esposito appeared at a Chappaqua press conference with Republican officials and the Gorman family where speakers called on Albany to repeal sanctuary policies and restore cooperation with ICE in cases involving criminal suspects.

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Opposition to sanctuary policies cited in State Senate endorsement

2026-10-08

A report on the Gorman family endorsement of Esposito for State Senate said the endorsement was based in part on public safety and immigration policy, including criticism of sanctuary policies in New York.

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Immigration

Climate & Energy

Sergio Esposito supports an "all-of-the-above" energy strategy for New York, emphasizing affordability and reliability through wind, solar, hydropower, natural gas, and nuclear energy. He also supports investment in climate resiliency measures such as flood mitigation, infrastructure protection, and reducing power outages.

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Diversified all-of-the-above energy portfolio

2026-10-16

Esposito says New York should use wind, solar, hydropower, natural gas, and nuclear power where each is reliable, efficient, and appropriate to lower energy costs and improve dependability.

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Small-scale hydropower construction and rehabilitation

2026-10-16

Esposito says New York has underinvested in legacy hydropower and should support companies seeking to build or rehabilitate smaller hydropower dams that can provide emissions-free energy to towns and villages.

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Climate resiliency investments for flooding, infrastructure, and outages

2026-10-16

Esposito says the state should invest in resiliency measures that mitigate flooding, reduce erosion damage to roads and bridges, and prevent or limit power outages.

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Nuclear, natural gas, solar, wind, and hydropower approach to energy affordability

2026-09-30

In a campaign podcast appearance, Esposito discussed high electric bills and described an all-of-the-above approach including nuclear power, natural gas, solar, wind, and hydropower.

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Climate & Energy

Education

No specific education-policy position for Sergio Esposito in the 2026 New York State Senate District 40 race was found in the searched official campaign site, VOTE411 profile, or candidate/race pages. Available matching sources identify him as the Republican/Conservative candidate and mention general youth/school-district involvement, but not a concrete education bill, vote, proposal, or issue stance.

Education

Public Safety

Sergio Esposito, the Republican/Conservative candidate for New York State Senate District 40 in 2026, frames public safety as a core priority tied to his experience as a Westchester County Deputy Sheriff, Yorktown Police Commissioner, and first responder. He supports policies he describes as common-sense measures to protect Hudson Valley families and criticizes New York's cashless bail and discovery reforms as threats to public safety.

Specific Actions & Proposals

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Make communities safer through public-safety-focused state policy

2026-10-21

Esposito states that as a Deputy Sheriff and first responder he is committed to ensuring residents feel safe and secure, calling public safety the foundation of a strong community.

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Change cashless bail and discovery reform policies

2026-10-16

In his VOTE411 candidate response for New York Senate District 40, Esposito says cashless bail and discovery reform threaten safety and calls for common-sense policies to protect Hudson Valley families and communities.

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Include law enforcement perspectives in Albany public safety legislation

2026-09-30

In a 2026 podcast episode description identifying him as the Republican candidate for New York State Senate District 40, Esposito discussed concerns about current policies, police morale, and the role of law enforcement in shaping legislation.

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