Rachel May

The Democratic State Senate majority recently passed a voting and board of election reform package.

State lawmakers representing central New York are on the lookout for details after Gov. Kathy Hochul shared her priorities in her second State of the State address.

State Senator Rachel May is publicly opposing the nomination of LaSalle. State Senator John Mannion said he has reservations about the nominee but has not decided his vote yet.

With two major races still up in the air in central New York, local Democrats are celebrating wins and say they believe their message is resonating with voters.

Redrawn congressional districts come to New York state next year. The 48th district has a three-way race to the state senate seat.

State Sen. Rachel May is being challenged by Republican Onondaga County Legislator Julie Abbott in this year's election for the 48 State Senate District.

Rachel May and Robert Smullen on the Campbell Conversations.

Rachel May and Robert Smullen on the Campbell Conversations.

On this week's episode of the Campbell Conversations, Grant Reeher speaks with Senator Rachel May. She is a Democrat representing the 53rd Senate District and is the chair of the Senate Committee on Aging. They discuss age discrimination and ageism.

On this week's episode of the Campbell Conversations, Grant Reeher speaks with Senator Rachel May. She is a Democrat representing the 53rd Senate District and is the chair of the Senate Committee on Aging. They discuss age discrimination and ageism.