Assembly candidate Andrew Molitor received a second endorsement as the Chautauqua County Conservative committee backed his candidacy. Molitor previously received the support of the Chautauqua County Republican committee in his bid for the position.

“As a newcomer to politics, I’m grateful to both the Republican and Conservative committees for putting their faith and trust in me as their candidate for the 150th Assembly District,” said Molitor. “I am looking forward to meeting residents and voters in the District over the next several months to earn their support as well.”

Molitor has served the residents of Chautauqua County as an assistant district attorney for nine years, the majority of which he has been serving as First Assistant District Attorney. In his position, Molitor is well aware of the growing concerns New Yorkers have over public safety, “these dangerous laws favor criminals by swiftly putting them back on the street to re-victimize our community.”

“Mr. Molitor is not afraid to stand up for what is right and work hard for our values,” said Anna Wilcox, Chautauqua County Conservative Committee Chair. “The Conservative committee was very impressed with Mr. Molitor’s passion for Chautauqua County, his commitment to our way-of-life, and his dedication to the people of this district.”

In addition to supporting law enforcement and making common-sense changes to the laws in support of public safety, Molitor is also focused on lowering taxes, reducing wasteful spending, reversing sanctuary state policies while supporting legal immigration, supporting our second amendment rights, and supporting our excellent schools.

“My wife and I chose Chautauqua County as our home, as the place to raise our family, because of the beauty, the charm, the relative safety, the ease of travel, all of the little things people often take for granted,” said Molitor. “I will work hard to preserve everything that makes this area so special and unique.”