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Ian in the News

PRESS RELEASE

Phillips Campaign Launches Two New Ads

Auburn, NY — Today, the Ian Phillips for Assembly campaign announced two new ads that will run on traditional and connected TV.

The two ads, titled “3 Cs for Central New York” and “Say No to AI Data Centers” will run on broadcast TV and on digital channels across the 126th Assembly District and the Syracuse media market.

Watch the ads here:

3 Cs for Central New York: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHooEvDFRB4

Say No to AI Data Centers: https://youtu.be/Vh5hQ050NOs?si=dRGG0gQIU6FnYkiX

The campaign’s closing message to voters as early voting begins on October 24 is simple. Ian is fighting for clean lakes, a lower cost of living, and to get corporate money out of politics. His opponent, Assemblyman John Lemondes is bought and paid for by AI data center developers and big utility companies. 

“As the race enters the final sprint, I couldn’t be prouder of the campaign we’re running,” said Ian Phillips. “Our message of clean lakes, lower cost of living, and no corporate money in politics is resonating across the district as voters realize that MAGA Republican John Lemondes has sold their district to his wealthy donors. These ads will help drive home our message as the campaign ramps up our door to door operation and gets in front of as many voters as possible before November 3.”

About Ian Phillips

Ian Phillips is a teacher, union organizer, and former Auburn school board president running for Assembly in AD126. Phillips is running on a common sense platform: clean lakes, corporate money out of politics, and a lower cost of living. The race is a rematch of 2024, with Phillips fundraising strongly and in a position to win. Phillips is endorsed by major unions, including NYSUT, AFL-CIO, CSEA, 1199 SEIU, IBEW Local 43, CWA Region 1, UAW Region 9, and more. He has also received endorsements from Congressman John Mannion, Planned Parenthood, and the Sierra Club.

Website: www.ianforcny.com