“Our community, our state, and our nation are in the midst of an unprecedented crisis, made worse by mismanagement and misinformation out of Washington,” said Buchwald. “But here in New York, our healthcare professionals, first responders, teachers, and so many others on the front lines are proving that we are stronger than any pandemic.”

“Even after this crisis, there is going to be a hard road to recovery ahead, and I am running for Congress because I have a record of results, and the experience of making government work by building coalitions to achieve our common goals. We need to keep sight of what’s important now -- standing together and supporting one another -- but we also need to plan for what comes next. It’s time for experienced leadership that delivers.”

The language of the ad can be seen below: 

In times of crisis, we come together.

Across Rockland and Westchester, ordinary Americans are taking extraordinary steps to help each other.

Doctors, nurses, first responders, teachers, neighbors, and leaders have delivered for New Yorkers while Trump fails us.

And while we connect with friends and loved ones at a distance, we’ll rise up and fight this because there’s nothing we can’t overcome.

I’m David Buchwald. I’m running for Congress. And I approve this message, because we’re all in this together.

Buchwald recently turned in the to qualify for the ballot and has the most endorsements of any Democratic candidate running to represent New York's 17th Congressional District. His growing coalition of support includes more than 50 current and former elected officials, allies in labor, and local Democratic Committees.

Raised in Westchester, Buchwald is in his fourth term as a member of the New York State Assembly and has sponsored 70 pieces of legislation that have become law. Previously, he served on the White Plains Common Council, worked as an economics researcher on antitrust issues, and practiced tax law in New York