Labor & Working Families

Central New York was built by working hands. Shawn’s ready to work for them.

Shawn Fiato has spent 38 years on Park Avenue raising her family and showing up for her neighbors. In Albany, she’ll fight for good local jobs, safe job sites, and paychecks that go further — for the people who keep this region running.

Shawn Fiato shaking hands with an electrical lineworker at a substation
Proudly endorsed by IBEW Local 43
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers · 1,500+ members
Where Shawn stands

A fair shot for the people who do the work

Good Local Jobs

Supporting the trades and the small businesses that keep our economy strong, so the next generation can build a career here instead of leaving.

Paychecks That Go Further

Fighting rising costs — from utility bills to groceries — so working families can afford to stay in Central New York.

Every Worker Home Safe

Standing up for safe job sites and fair pay for an honest day’s work, because everyone deserves to come home at the end of a shift.

A Seat at the Table

Showing up, answering calls, and listening to the people who actually do the work before decisions get made in Albany.

IBEW Local 43 endorsement letter to Shawn Fiato, dated October 12, 2026
Endorsement

IBEW Local 43 stands with Shawn

“We believe that your leadership is what our community needs to foster a brighter future for all working families.”

— Alan Marzullo, Business Manager / Financial Secretary, IBEW Local Union 43

IBEW Local 43 represents more than 1,500 electrical workers across Central New York. In their letter, the union pointed to Shawn’s hard work, dedication, and integrity, and committed to letting members and their families in the district know where they stand this election.

Is your local standing with Shawn?

Union members, retirees, and their families — Shawn wants to hear from you. If your local is weighing an endorsement or wants to meet, reach out to the campaign.

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Stand with working families

Knock doors, make calls, put up a lawn sign, or just stay in the loop. Every bit of help gets us closer on November 3.

Shawn FiatoNYS Assembly
Election Day · Tuesday, November 3