Edinburg, NY — 1 October 2026 — Anthony Constantino is putting another $4 million of his own money into his campaign to close out the race and guarantee voters that he answers to nobody but them.
While Anthony Constantino refuses every donation and funds his campaign entirely out of his own pocket, Blake Gendebien is rolling in dirty political money and funneled $30,000 of it to his family who he paid to take photos on their farm.
Gendebien also paid nearly $8,000 to a foreign national on his campaign staff, let registered foreign agent Aziz Yakub interrupt an interview to control what he says, hired a Communist who openly hates America, and has a transgender flag flying outside a campaign office.
"I built a great American manufacturing company and am self-funding to be an independent thinker in Congress," said Constantino. "I am eager to fight for all of us while Blake is eager to enrich himself with political money."
Constantino's self-funding means he enters the final five weeks of the race beholden to no PAC, no party boss, and no Albany machine. Gendebien, by contrast, has leaned on the same Hochul-aligned donor and consultant network that has driven New York's cost of living into the ground, and now voters know where a slice of that money ended up. Kathy Hochul even said she hand-selected him to run, and is funneling tens of thousands of dollars into his campaign.
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Anthony Constantino set the record for most votes in the NY-21 primary after overcoming fierce establishment opposition as a political outsider who built Sticker Mule, a global company headquartered in New York with over 1,000 employees. He also compiled a 2-1 (2 KOs) professional boxing record after going pro for his 40th birthday.