A THRIVING CAREER I am honored that our current Assemblywoman, Marjorie Byrnes has placed her support behind my candidacy with her endorsement. I am grateful for her years of service and her friendship.

​ The knowledge I have acquired over the last eight years in the Livingston County Clerk's Office along with my over twenty years of private sector experience in operations, human resources and services equips me with a unique skillset to serve the residents of the 133rd District.

​ As County Clerk, I have been involved with all leadership decisions and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the office. This experience has allowed me to continuously deliver the high level of services that our residents have come to expect from the County Clerk's Office. Additionally, my private sector experience has prepared me to creatively and effectively address the unprecedented challenges we all face and the increasing legal complexities that have come out of Albany.

​ Additionally, my experience as an elected member of the Geneseo Town Board further provides me a unique perspective on government and public service.

Adrienne Martini has served on the Otsego County Board of Representatives since 2018. She chairs the human services committee and serves on the Negotiations and Administration committees. The 12th District she represents includes Oneonta's Wards 3 & 4. She is also the author of Somebody's Gotta Do It- Why Cursing at the News Won't Save the Nation, But Your Name on a Local Ballot Can, a book about running for and serving in local office.

As a four-term elected official, Adrienne knows how important it is that we elect folks who are experienced, practical, and effective. During her time on the Otsego County Board of Representatives, she has worked across the aisle to deliver for her constituents and for the people of the county. She has prioritized making local government accessible and transparent to the people it serves. Adrienne knows how crucial it is for the residents in our counties to have a representative in Albany who understands the needs of rural New Yorkers and will work in the Assembly and in partnership with our county governments to deliver for us, regardless of which party is in power.

Martini is active with the New York State Association of Counties where she serves on the Public Health & Mental Health and Medicaid & Human Services Standing Committees. Her legislative priorities in the Assembly include ensuring that everyone in New York has access to comprehensive, affordable health and mental health care close to home; making public health decisions more transparent and understandable; ensuring access to affordable broadband so we can learn and work in our communities; and making sure that Upstate New York is a place with opportunities where people can afford to and want to live, work, and raise their families.

In addition to her public service, Adrienne is an award-winning journalist who's written for Cooking Light and the Washington Post, among other publications. She is also the author of Hillbilly Gothic, Sweater Quest, and Somebody's Gotta Do It. She works at the Farmer's Museum as an interpreter and is a frequent speaker on the importance of running for and serving in local government. She lives in Oneonta, New York, with her husband, two kids, two dogs and one cat.