“As my first legislative session in the New York State Assembly comes to a close, I want to thank the people of Chautauqua County for the honor of serving as your representative. It has been a privilege to bring your voices to Albany and fight for the...

Today was an extra special day for Senator George Borrello (R,C-57) as he and Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) not only presented a football team of champions a duel proclamation but two of those champions are the Senators nephews Joel and Noah...

 Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) today strongly opposed legislation that would legalize physician-assisted suicide in New York state, warning that such policies pose a grave threat to the most vulnerable and undermine the state’s moral foundation....

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) stood at a press conference today condemning the failures that led to the brutal stabbing of four young girls in Bensonhurst, calling the tragedy a preventable act of violence committed by an individual with...

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) today expressed his disappointment after a motion to discharge a vital child care proposal was blocked by Assembly Majority lawmakers. The bill, which seeks to study and resolve the barriers to creating new child...

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) today stood with Assembly Minority lawmakers as they strongly criticized the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) for even considering the early release of inmates due to...

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) joined his fellow Minority members of the Assembly today to condemn the growing epidemic of human trafficking that continues to devastate individuals and communities across New York state. Following the completion...

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) today commended his colleagues in the Assembly and Senate to urge a delay in the implementation of changes to the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP). CDPAP is a medicaid funded home care service...

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) is pleased to announce his appointment as an alternate member of the New York State Assembly Human Services Budget Committee. This role will allow him to advocate for policies that support families, seniors and...

In a united effort to address the dangers of drug-impaired driving, Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) joined lawmakers from both parties, law enforcement officers, and safety advocates at a press conference today. The event highlighted the alarming...

In celebration of Read Across America, Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) visited Dunkirk and Fredonia Central Schools on March 6 to inspire young students to develop a love for reading. Throughout the day, he had the pleasure of reading to 130...

In a powerful show of support for safer roads and stronger traffic safety awareness, Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) stood alongside Assemblyman Robert Smullen (R,C-Mohawk Valley and the Adirondacks) and a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers...

Assemblyman Molitor (R,C-Westfield) today, February 4, expressed strong opposition to the New York Power Authority’s (NYPA) proposal to triple hydropower rates, warning that the rate hike will have a profoundly adverse effect on New York state's fragile...

Assemblyman Andrew Molitor (R,C-Westfield) stood with members of the Assembly and Senate Minority Conferences as well as local superintendents today, January 28th, 2025 at a press conference highlighting Assemblyman Robert Smullen’s (R,C-Mohawk Valley...

“As we enter the new year and legislative session, my mission is clear: to fight for affordable living, stronger public safety, and a thriving local economy for every New Yorker. Albany’s current leadership has imposed policies that stretch taxpayers...

On January 1, 2025, at the Robert H. Jackson Center in Jamestown, New York, Andrew Molitor was sworn in as assemblyman for the 150th Assembly District by Hon. Grace M. Hanlon. I am excited to serve the people of this District, work for the common good...