Endorsements: Standing Together for Central New York

Endorsements are about more than politics. They represent trust, collaboration, and a shared vision for Onondaga County. I’m proud to be endorsed by local leaders who believe in our work, and I’m equally proud to support other candidates who are stepping up for our community this election season.

Who’s Endorsing Mo Brown?

In this year’s general election, our campaign is up against Republican cross-endorsed by the Conservative Party. It’s a race that reflects a broader conversation happening across our community about leadership, direction, and what we expect from our government moving forward. I’m grateful for the encouragement and support I’ve received from people and organizations who believe in this vision for Onondaga County.

Elected Officials

Member Organizations

Labor Organizations

Each endorsement is a reminder that this office is not held alone, it’s made possible by partnerships across our community.

Each of these candidates and organizations reflects the values that drive my work: accountability, collaboration, and a focus on people, not politics. I encourage everyone to learn more about their work and to support their efforts to move us forward in Central New York and Beyond.

This coalition of leaders, neighbors, and advocates represents the best of what our county has to offer. Together, we’re proving that progress doesn’t happen alone, it happens when we stand together.

If you’d like to join this movement, you can volunteer, spread the word, and make your plan to vote on or before Tuesday, November 3rd.

Three people, two men and one woman, are smiling and engaging in a fist bump outside in front of a colorful mural. The woman on the left has curly dark hair, wearing a red sleeveless top with bow details on the shoulders and dark checkered pants. The man in the middle is bald, has a beard, and is wearing a navy blue shirt with white polka dots and jeans. The man on the right has short blond hair, wearing a gray plaid blazer, white shirt, and dark pants.

I’m happy to be in community.

Promotional poster featuring Maurice Brown, a young Black man, candidate for state assembly, wearing a blue polo shirt, with a quote about community needs, and a photo inset of Philip Prehn, a retired community organizer from CNY, holding a snack in an outdoor dining area.

Read More of the local voices that are supporting this campaign!