District 23
New York
Nov 3
Republican Party, Conservative
3 groups · 0 voters
Experience
President
Breezy Point Alabama Properties LLC
2021 to now
Financial Consultant
Equitable Advisors
2020 to now
Colonel
United States Army
1993 to 2023
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ABC Empire State Chapter 2026 Legislative Endorsements
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New York Young Republican Club 2026 Endorsements
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The New York Young Republican Club is proud to endorse Colonel (Ret.) Tom Sullivan for New York State Assembly District 23. AD-23, encompassing Broad Channel, the Rockaway Peninsula, Howard Beach,…
Queens County GOP 2026 Candidates
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Tom Sullivan is a proven leader who has helped small businesses, the military, and his community successfully navigate through crises. For over three decades, he has simultaneously pursued a business career while backing his commitment to serving his country and his community with impactful action. He will use his experience as a small business owner, financial services professional, military veteran, and community leader to reduce crime, secure the border, enforce immigration laws, lower taxes, to reduce wasteful spending, and fight tirelessly to represent the people of this district.
Tom has played many roles in his life; father, husband, soldier, small business owner, and financial analyst. His experiences have prepared him to serve our community as our next assemblyman. As a citizen, Tom has over thirty years of experience in the financial industry. Tom has also helped run his nearly 90-year-old family business.
As a soldier, Tom Sullivan has served in the Army Reserve for three decades. Tom has served combat tours in Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan, Tom has recently retired at the rank of Colonel.
Tom has served our country, now he’s ready to serve our community.
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“These challengers have earned ABC’s endorsement because they understand that New York’s construction industry needs new leadership,” said Sampson. “Their opponents have repeatedly supported policies that restrict fair and open competition, limit opportunities for contractors and their employees, and make it more difficult and expensive to build in New York. These candidates are committed to listening to the industry, supporting the businesses and skilled professionals who
build our communities, and pursuing policies that will create a stronger and more competitive construction environment. We are proud to support them and look forward to working with them.”