Campaign poster promoting Maurice Brown for election, with early voting dates, election day date, and endorsement seal from the New York League of Conservation Voters.

Endorsements: Standing Together for Central New York

October 4th 2025

Intro

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.

Campaign poster for Maurice Brown, endorsing him for county legislature, Democratic candidate, showing a smiling man in an orange shirt and cap with glasses, with early voting period from October 25 to November 2 and election on November 4.

Who’s Endorsing Mo Brown?

This year, I’m running unopposed for re-election, but I’m deeply grateful for the encouragement and support I’ve received. The people and organizations listed below continue to believe in the work we’ve done together and the vision we share for Onondaga County.

Organizations / Groups

Elected Officials

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

Election campaign poster for Maurice Brown endorsing Nicole Watts for Onondaga County Legislature District 9, Syracuse Northside, with photos of Maurice Brown and Nicole Watts, early voting dates October 25 to November 2, and election day November 4.
Campaign poster promoting Maurice Brown and Elaine Denton for county legislative election, featuring their photos, election dates, and endorsement badge.

Who is Mo Brown Endorsing?

While I’m unopposed, I want to use this election season to highlight and uplift candidates who are fighting for equity, transparency, and community-driven leadership. These are the campaigns I’m proud to endorse this year. PS. While this list doesn’t include every candidate I’ve endorsed, everyone on it has my full support.

Candidates - Visit their Website by clicking their name

Outside of Central New York

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

Closing

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, or make your plan to vote on Tuesday, November 4th.

Political campaign poster featuring Maurice Brown endorsing Sharon Owens for Syracuse County Legislature, highlighting early voting from October 25 to November 2 and Election Day on November 4.

I’m happy to be in community with you all.

Political campaign graphic featuring Maurice Brown and Jeremiah Thompson, endorsing each other with early voting dates October 25th to November 2nd and election day November 4th.
Campaign poster campaigning for Maurice Brown with early voting dates October 25 to November 2 and election day November 4. Features Maurice Brown smiling with sunglasses, holding a megaphone. Contains logos, endorsements, and voting information.
Campaign poster for Maurice Brown, Democrat for County Legislature, endorsing Patricia Stevenson for Dewitt Town Board, featuring a photo of Maurice Brown and Patricia Stevenson, with campaign dates for early voting from October 25th to November 2nd and election day on November 4th.
A campaign poster featuring Maurice Brown, a Democrat running for county legislature, endorsing Ellen Block. The poster has a blue and light blue color scheme with photographs of Maurice Brown and Ellen Block. It includes text about early voting from October 25th to November 2nd and election day on November 4th, along with a website link.
Campaign poster supporting Maurice Brown for county legislature, endorsed by the New York League of Conservation Voters. Contains early voting dates of October 25 to November 2 and election day on November 4, with a smiling man in orange shirt, glasses, and orange cap.
A large group of people, including men and women of diverse ethnicities, dressed in business and casual attire, gathered on a stage with an audience in the background inside an auditorium or theater.