Meet John Mannion

John Mannion, rooted in Central New York, traces his family’s history back to his grandparents’ immigration from Ireland a century ago. Mannion’s father worked at the New York Central Railroad for 42 years, and his mother at the New York Telephone Company. Both John and his spouse, Jen, have dedicated nearly 30 years to teaching, deeply ingrained in the community where they raised their children.

John Mannion’s Career in Education

With a strong commitment to education, Mannion served as an AP Biology and Chemistry teacher at West Genesee and the Syracuse City School District. Frustrated by declining funding and challenging state government decisions, he decided to run for the State Senate to effect change. John Mannion’s tenure as a public-school science teacher shaped their perspective on the importance of supporting education and community development.

John Mannion’s Achievements in State Senate

Elected to the State Senate, John Mannion has a proven record of bipartisan collaboration and impactful legislation. Mannion led the effort to pass the Green Chips legislation, instrumental in bringing Micron to Syracuse, promising 60,000 new high-paying jobs. He also accelerated middle-class tax cuts and provided property tax relief, aiding families in saving money. Additionally, John established the first new police department in New York in half a century at Syracuse airport, enhancing safety and accommodating future growth. His legislative achievements also include protecting women’s rights to make personal healthcare decisions.

Bid for Congress

John Mannion aims to extend his service to Congress, representing Central New York and the Mohawk Valley. Mannion emphasizes the need for a representative who prioritizes the region’s needs and collaborates across party lines to achieve meaningful outcomes. Mannion’s congressional agenda includes creating well-paying jobs, reducing costs for working families, supporting veterans, improving public safety, ensuring world-class education, and upholding women’s rights. Drawing on their success in the State Senate, he pledges to continue delivering results for their community in Congress.