In a significant development ahead of Tuesday’s highly anticipated elections, a large group of prominent Mosdos HaTorah administrators and yeshiva leaders across Rockland County have issued a joint public letter endorsing Congressman Mike Lawler for Congress, Joe Rand for New York State Senate, and Assemblyman Aron Wieder for State Assembly.

The endorsement represents a major show of support from individuals involved in the leadership of Rockland County’s extensive network of yeshivos and Mosdos HaTorah, which collectively serve approximately 35,000 children throughout the county.

The letter, signed by prominent Mosdos administrators and representatives, calls upon Rockland County residents, particularly parents of children attending local yeshivos, to turn out and vote on Tuesday, November 3.

In their message, the signatories emphasize the importance of electing public officials who have demonstrated a clear and longstanding record of supporting the needs of Mosdos HaTorah and the families they serve.

The letter stresses that elected representatives must understand and advocate for the needs of both the community’s educational institutions as a whole and individual families.

The signatories also emphasize the importance of voter participation, reminding residents that every vote can make a difference in determining the outcome of these closely watched elections.

The joint letter is particularly noteworthy as it brings together a broad group of individuals associated with various Mosdos and yeshivos across Rockland County, delivering a unified message just days before voters head to the polls.

The endorsement specifically urges voters to support Congressman Mike Lawler for reelection to Congress, Joe Rand for State Senate, and Assemblyman Aron Wieder for reelection to the State Assembly.

The letter includes a clarification that all endorsements are being made by the signatories in their personal capacities and not officially on behalf of their respective institutions.

With Election Day approaching on Tuesday, November 3, the public appeal marks a significant development in Rockland County’s election season, particularly given the large number of families connected to the yeshivos and Mosdos represented by the signatories.