Rob Ortt responds to Governor Hochul’s address and praises Angelo Morinello

State Senator Robert G. Ortt, District 62
State Senator Robert G. Ortt, District 62
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Rob Ortt, a New York State Senator, posted a series of tweets on January 14 and 15, 2026, responding to Governor Kathy Hochul’s State of the State Address and recognizing the service of Assemblyman Angelo Morinello.

On January 14, Ortt shared his reaction to the governor’s address: “My reaction to Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2026 State of the State Address – https://t.co/jnSB1meRQH”.

Later that day, he criticized the governor’s legislative agenda in another tweet: “Yesterday, the Governor outlined her 2026 legislative agenda, which remains out of step with the needs of everyday New Yorkers who are working hard to make ends meet. The Governor claims that “the state of the State is strong,” yet the data does not support her claim. Since https://t.co/OomlD0oxiy” (January 14).

On January 15, Ortt turned his attention to Assemblyman Angelo Morinello: “Angelo Morinello has dedicated his life to service. Whether that be serving our nation overseas, on the bench of his hometown, or in Albany on behalf of the residents of Niagara County, he has always put others first. I’m fortunate to not only call him a colleague, but also a https://t.co/Qua9i55MMR”.

Governor Kathy Hochul delivered her annual State of the State Address outlining priorities for New York in early January each year. The address typically sets forth legislative goals and provides an overview of statewide challenges and achievements. Rob Ortt serves as Minority Leader in the New York Senate and frequently comments on state policy matters and public officials’ records.



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