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Congressional Recognition of Juliet Szymanski

Original title: RECOGNIZING JULIET SZYMANSKI FOR A LIFE DEDICATED TO FAMILY AND COMMUNITY

May 20, 2026

community service public recognition Lyme disease advocacy elections administration

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$78,000across 3 reported contributions

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Candidate	Donor	Amount	Industry	Date
Committee to Support Dominic Zarecki for County Board of Education 2020	Charter Public Schools PAC	$50,000	-	Jan 2020
Committee to Support Dominic Zarecki for County Board of Education 2020	Charter Public Schools PAC	$25,000	-	Feb 2020
Committee to Support Dominic Zarecki for County Board of Education 2020	Inland Empire Charter Advocates for Great Public Schools	$3,000	-	Feb 2020

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The Frame

What this does

This document serves as an official public commendation in the , documenting the civic contributions of a private citizen to her local community in Western New York.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Juliet Szymanski

She is the subject of an official Congressional commendation.

Erie County Board of Elections

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What changed

Last recorded activity May 20, 2026.

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Summary

Representative Nicholas A. Langworthy formally recognized Juliet Szymanski in the for her long-term community service, advocacy for Lyme disease awareness, and work with the Erie County Board of Elections.

Key Facts

Juliet Szymanski has served as a committeewoman for the Erie County Republican Committee for nearly 20 years.
Juliet Szymanski has served as Secretary to the Erie County Board of Elections Commissioner since 2008.
Juliet Szymanski is recognized for advocacy work regarding Lyme disease awareness, prevention, and research.
The recognition was entered into the Congressional Record by Representative Nicholas A. Langworthy on May 20, 2026.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official public commendation in the , documenting the civic contributions of a private citizen to her local community in Western New York.

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What is the purpose of this document?

It is a formal statement of recognition entered into the to honor the civic and community contributions of Juliet Szymanski.

Does this document change any laws or policies?

No, this is a commemorative statement and does not enact legislation or change government policy.

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Connected Entities

organizationErie County Federation of Republican Women“Organization joining in the recognition.”Map →

personStephanie Szymanski“Daughter of Juliet Szymanski.”Map →

personNatalie Szymanski“Daughter of Juliet Szymanski.”Map →

personNicholas A. Langworthy“U.S. Representative from New York who introduced the recognition.”Map →

personKen Szymanski“Husband of Juliet Szymanski.”Map →

personJuliet Szymanski“The individual being recognized for community service and advocacy.”Map →

personDominic“Son-in-law of Juliet Szymanski.”Map →

personRalph Mohr“Erie County Board of Elections Commissioner.”Map →

organizationErie County Republican Committee“Organization where Juliet Szymanski served as a committeewoman for nearly 20 yea”Map →

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