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New York State Assembly District 138

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Tracy DiFlorio

Republican Party

STH · NY · District 138

Age 63Chili, NY

New York State Assembly District 138

Hobart and William Smith Colleges—Bachelor's in Biology

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Background

Tracy DiFlorio is the Republican candidate for New York State Assembly District 138 in 2026. She served on the Monroe County Legislature from 2016 to 2025, is currently a member of the Chili Town Board, and previously served as a Chili Town Councilwoman. Her professional background includes work as a Quality Systems training specialist at Bausch + Lomb and prior corporate training and call center supervisory roles.

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Healthcare

Tracy DiFlorio has stated that one of her priorities in the 2026 race for New York State Assembly District 138 is fighting for affordable healthcare. Her prior Monroe County Legislature record also includes supporting county public-health/complex-care funding and proposing to curtail gubernatorial COVID-19 emergency powers over pandemic response.

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Fighting for affordable healthcare

2026-10-14

DiFlorio is reported as saying that fighting for affordable healthcare is among her priorities in the 2026 New York State Assembly District 138 race.

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SUPPORTS

County ARPA funding for a Complex Care Program

2022-11-14

As a Monroe County legislator, DiFlorio was listed among legislators recommending favorable action on a contract of up to $5,000,000 with Finger Lakes Performing Provider System for a Complex Care Program funded through the county Department of Public Health pandemic response budget.

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Healthcare

Economy & Jobs

Tracy DiFlorio frames her Economy & Jobs message around affordability, lowering costs for families, young professionals and seniors, and making Rochester a more affordable place to live, work and retire. Her past Monroe County Legislature actions emphasize taxpayer cost concerns, workforce/education affordability, and business-backed economic growth.

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Lower costs and address the affordability crisis

2026-10-21

DiFlorio states that she would tackle the affordability crisis by lowering costs for families, young professionals and seniors and making Rochester more affordable to live, work and retire.

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Youth programs to build better opportunities in Rochester

2026-10-21

DiFlorio says she would create more youth programs to build better opportunities for Rochester residents.

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Veto amendment to real property tax law over taxpayer and municipal cost concerns

2024-07-23

DiFlorio joined a Monroe County Legislature memorializing resolution urging Governor Kathy Hochul to veto a real property tax law amendment, arguing it would create fiscal challenges for municipalities and further burden taxpayers.

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Business-community endorsement emphasizing job creation and economic growth

2023-09-21

The Greater Rochester Chamber's Committee for a Strong Economy endorsed DiFlorio for Monroe County Legislature District 3, stating that successful businesses drive job creation and economic growth.

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Economy & Jobs

Immigration

No candidate-specific public position by Tracy DiFlorio on Immigration was found. Her official campaign site and 2026 New York Assembly District 138 voter-guide/candidate pages do not list an immigration platform or immigration-related actions attributable to her.

Immigration

Climate & Energy

No 2026 campaign issue page or voter-guide response showing Tracy DiFlorio's Climate & Energy platform was found. The clearest sourced Climate & Energy position is from her Monroe County Legislature referral dated 2025-11-10, which supports federal energy-choice legislation and criticizes New York's clean-energy and all-electric building mandates as costly and grid-straining.

Climate & Energy

Education

Tracy DiFlorio’s Assembly District 138 campaign site does not publish a detailed K-12 or higher-education platform, but it says she supports creating more youth programs to build better opportunities for Rochester. Her prior Monroe County Legislature record includes education-related actions such as urging federal action to reduce college costs and sponsoring additional county support for an arts institution with education partnerships.

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Create more youth programs to build better opportunities for Rochester

2026-10-20

DiFlorio’s 2026 Assembly campaign states that she will help create more youth programs to build better opportunities for Rochester residents.

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Education

Public Safety

Tracy DiFlorio frames public safety around creating safer streets, youth programs, and criticism of New York bail reforms that she says released suspected violent offenders without enough regard for victims or public safety. As a Monroe County legislator, she also signed a memorializing resolution urging New York to modernize 911 infrastructure through Next Generation 911 legislation.

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Create safer streets and youth programs for Rochester-area communities

2026-10-21

DiFlorio's Assembly District 138 campaign says she will work to provide safer streets and create more youth programs to build better opportunities for Rochester.

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Oppose New York bail reforms viewed as undermining victim and public safety

2022-10-25

In a profile of Assembly District 138 candidates, DiFlorio criticized state bail reforms, claiming they led to suspected violent offenders being released without sufficient regard to public safety or alleged victims.

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Participate in Monroe County Public Safety Committee review of law-enforcement and emergency grants

2024-04-30

DiFlorio participated in a Public Safety Committee meeting where items included motor vehicle theft and insurance fraud grants, discovery reform funding for the District Attorney and Department of Public Safety, Operation Stonegarden funding, jail-use agreements, and juvenile-justice therapy services.

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