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Assemblyman Salka:

Will Work Tirelessly For You

To the Editor:
As we start a new year, and new leadership for the 121st Assembly District, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all who supported us in this past election. And for those who did not, I hope to gain your trust through hard work, accountability and service.
As we head into the 2019 legislative session, I look forward to working with my fellow legislators, regardless of their political affiliation, to further the interests of our communities and our great state.
There are going to be issues that require debate and the advocacy that Upstate representatives will have to fight hard for. It is my firm promise that I will work tirelessly for the betterment of our towns, villages and cities, and I will always keep the interests of the citizens of the 121st as my main focus and concern.
I would also like to thank former Assemblyman Magee for his long-time dedication to our communities.
As I have said during the campaign, I cannot do this alone. I will need the ideas and the energy of the constituents who have given me the honor to serve, and I will always be there for them. After all, I work for you.

Respectfully Yours,
JOHN SALKA
Assemblyman-elect,
121st Assembly District

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