For decades, Orange County has been held hostage by the Corruption Tax—shady judges, pay-to-play deals, and elected officials under FBI investigation. While the current Legislature shields insiders from scrutiny, Matt Fascaldi is HERE TO SERVE—not to cash in. He’ll blow the whistle on backroom deals, demand independent oversight, and make sure your tax dollars go to public good—not private gain. From housing and infrastructure to basic services, Matt is ready to take on the ‘old boys club’ and return power where it belongs: with the people of New Windsor.

Property taxes are up, and housing is unaffordable for renters, families, and seniors. But the current County leadership shrugs—and even turns down outside aid that could bring relief. Matt Fascaldi is running to change that. An experienced public servant in the Office of Senator James Skoufis, he’ll work to unlock state and federal funds that reduce the burden on local homeowners, secure real property tax relief for seniors, and leverage every available resource to build and preserve affordable housing. Whether you're raising a family or aging in place, Matt is committed to making sure New Windsor stays a place we can all afford to call home.

Orange County’s crumbling infrastructure, lackluster transit, and missing sidewalks are a direct result of elected officials more interested in Facebook likes than fixing real problems. Matt Fascaldi has already reported hundreds of potholes while working in Senator Skoufis’ office—and he’s just getting started. As our Legislator, he’ll fight for road repairs that actually get done, expanded local bus service, and finally secure a representative to the MTA Board, so New Windsor commuters get the voice they deserve. Because whether you’re driving, biking, walking, or commuting by train, you deserve safe, reliable, and modern infrastructure.

Orange County insiders brag about a $24 million surplus—while writing sweetheart contracts for their friends and traveling the world on the public’s dime. Meanwhile, New Windsor families are left waiting for the basics. Matt Fascaldi will bring real oversight to the budget, crack down on waste and cronyism, and fight to fund what actually matters—affordable housing, local services, and support for seniors and working families.