Dave Weber for New York State Assembly AD12

06/13/2026

While Albany often seems focused on political distractions, this is an example of government addressing a real public safety concern.

The New York State Legislature has passed a ban on synthetic kratom products containing 7-hydroxymitragynine, a highly concentrated opioid-like substance linked to addiction, overdose, and serious health risks. These products are often sold in convenience stores and gas stations, making them easily accessible despite their potency.

As someone who supports personal responsibility and limited government, I also believe government has a duty to protect consumers "especially our children" from dangerous synthetic substances that pose a clear threat to public health.

We can support individual freedom while taking reasonable steps to keep harmful products off our shelves. Public safety should always come before politics.

06/07/2026

06/01/2026

Public safety isn't a "talking point”, it’s a way of life for me. My background in law enforcement and emergency services means I know exactly what our heroes need to keep us safe.

05/29/2026

CONTINUE VOTING DEMOCRATS INTO NY OFFICE…
AND YOU’LL KEEP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS.

PROVE ME WRONG.

How has one-party rule in New York helped the residents of:
Huntington • Northport • East Northport • Commack • Deer Park • Islip • Babylon

STOP SENDING DEMOCRATS TO ALBANY
IF YOU WANT DIFFERENT RESULTS.

NEW YORK IS HEADING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION

While Albany celebrates itself, working families are struggling just to keep up.

NEW YORK NOW HAS:
• The highest individual tax burden in the nation
• The 4th highest property taxes in America
• Residential electricity costs over 60% above the national average
• Commercial energy rates driving businesses out of the state

MEANWHILE, OUR COMMUNITIES FACE:
• A housing affordability crisis
• Rising overdoses and addiction
• Veteran su***de and mental health struggles
• Teen va**ng and youth mental health concerns
• Childcare costs far above the national average

AND WHAT HAS ALBANY DONE?

Government spending keeps growing while everyday New Yorkers fall further behind.

Since 2020, nearly ONE MILLION residents have left New York —
families and businesses searching for affordability, opportunity, and accountability elsewhere.

THIS IS NOT SUSTAINABLE.

New Yorkers don’t need more political talking points.
We need leadership focused on:
• Affordability
• Public Safety
• Economic Growth
• Lower Energy Costs
• Mental Health
• Keeping Families in New York

ALBANY NEEDS A REALITY CHECK.

Because the people of New York are tired of paying more…
and getting less.

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Their courage protects our freedom, and their selflessness will never be forgotten. As we spend the day with family and friends across Huntington, Northport, and East Northport, let us keep the families of our fallen heroes in our thoughts and prayers.

Freedom is never free. Today, we remember. 🇺🇸

05/23/2026

Albany finally hit the brakes on the electric school bus mandate.

Pushing the deadline from 2027 to 2032 is a major victory for the Republican Minority. This is something that we have been pushing for years to give relief taxpayers and school districts. This mandate was rushed, expensive and unrealistic from the start, and families should not be forced to pay the price for Albany’s poor planning.

This proves that when the minority pushes back, speaks up and fights for the communities we represent, change can happen. More time means more planning, more flexibility and less pressure on local taxpayers and proves that even as a minority we still have relevance and can make change for the betterment of our communities.

While this is great, it is too little to late, transportation contracts for schools have increased 10% to prep for this mandate and we know that they won't roll prices back. The only way to do this is a full repeal of the electric school bus mandate.

However, this delay is still a victory for common sense, but the work is not done and I will continue to fight for all of you.

05/19/2026

I had the privilege to attend NYS Police Troop L Memorial Service today at HQ. A moving reminder of just how dangerous police work is. Thank you Major Casale-Troop Commander, for hosting this annual event.

05/18/2026

People ask why I’m running. It’s simple: I’m a problem solver. Whether it's a boat engine or a broken state budget, I don't stop until the job is done. It’s time for some Long Island common sense!

05/14/2026

In response to my opponent’s recent commentary on The Water Quality Forum at Northport Yacht Club:

For over six years as a Northport Village Trustee, I haven’t just attended conversations about water quality — I’ve been doing the work.

Long before campaign season, I was advancing real initiatives to improve our harbor and protect Long Island Sound: expanding Northport’s oyster and kelp programs, supporting stormwater infrastructure upgrades, advancing the Harbor Walk resiliency study, working on the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program, partnering with Cornell Cooperative Extension, Save the Sound, NY Sea Grant, and fighting every day for cleaner water and a healthier harbor.

The Water Quality Forum at the Northport Yacht Club is not new. It has been bringing together experts, environmental advocates, and local leaders for well over a decade. The question voters should ask is simple: where was he during all those years?

Water quality isn’t something you discover during an election year. It’s years of meetings, grants, infrastructure planning, environmental partnerships, difficult policy discussions, and sustained public service.

I welcome anyone who wants to join the conversation now. But there’s a difference between showing up for a forum and showing up for the work.

I’ll continue focusing on results, not campaign-season photo opportunities.