State Senator Jim Tedisco, a New York lawmaker known for his advocacy on community and government reform issues, recently addressed several concerns through social media posts.
On March 23, 2026, Tedisco shared a letter urging transportation safety improvements. He wrote, “State Sen. Jim Tedisco also called for changes in a letter he shared on Facebook, urging the Department of Transportation to install high-visibility traffic lights, crosswalks, and to reduce the speed limit to 35 mph.”
Three days later, on March 26, 2026, Tedisco expressed dissatisfaction with federal responses regarding veterans’ affairs. He stated, “To say I’m disappointed is not an exaggeration at all.” said Tedisco. “I’ve contacted the federal government, the Veterans Affairs, U.S. Veterans Affairs Department, Secretary Collins. And I said, ‘This cannot stand.’”
Later that same day on March 26, he commented on state budget negotiations: Tedisco: “No More Liar’s Poker Game” on State Budget
“Taxpayers Deserve an On-Time State Budget – Don’t Leave Albany till it’s Done!”
Senator James Tedisco serves as ranking member of both the Racing, Gaming and Wagering Committee and the Education Committee in New York’s legislature (source). His legislative work includes advocating for property tax control and animal protection laws (source). He has also authored a book about missing children after conducting research and public hearings (source). Additionally, he is recognized for achievements in athletics at Union College and was inducted into its Athletic Hall of Fame (source).
