Following Pam Helming’s apparent victory in the 54th Senate District’s Republican primary, Democratic candidate Kenan Baldridge is looking ahead to the general election contest against the Canandaigua supervisor. Baldridge, D-Rose, challenged Helming, R-Canandaigua, to four issue-specific debates in the 54th Senate District race. The debates would focus on economic development, education and ethics reform, with the fourth debate being a town hall style event, giving voters the opportunity to share their thoughts, and ask questions of the candidates.
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