Fighting for NY District 10

Affordability is the central crisis facing our district. Families in Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan are being priced out of daily life.

• Fight corporate price-gouging on food and essential goods
• Protect and expand public transit funding
• Expand affordable childcare and early education
• Lower prescription drug costs through negotiation and regulation

Healthcare should never depend on your job, income, or immigration status.

• Medicare for All — universal, comprehensive coverage
• Full funding for mental health care and community clinics
• Reproductive healthcare access for everyone
• Gender-affirming care without barriers or discrimination

Seniors paid into Social Security their whole lives and should not be taxed again on the benefits they earned.

• End federal taxes on Social Security benefits entirely
• Protect and expand benefits for retirees and disabled Americans
• Fight any attempts to cut or privatize Social Security
• Ensure seniors can afford housing, medicine, and basic necessities

No one should be pushed out of their neighborhood. I support strong tenant protections and rent stabilization.

• Major investment in permanently affordable, community-controlled housing
• Strong tenant protections and anti-eviction policies
• Rent stabilization to keep NY-10 residents in their homes
• End predatory landlord practices and corporate speculation

The people who make this city run deserve power and security.

• Strong support for unions and collective bargaining rights
• Fair wages and overtime protections for gig and freelance workers
• Fair taxes on corporations and the ultra-wealthy
• Support for small businesses and worker-owned cooperatives

NY-10 is already feeling the climate crisis — from flooding and heat waves to aging, unsafe infrastructure.

• Green New Deal creating union jobs in clean energy
• Upgrading public housing with sustainable infrastructure
• Protecting frontline communities from pollution and extreme heat
• Investment in resilient flood infrastructure for Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan

Safety means housing, healthcare, and opportunity — not mass incarceration. Real public safety comes from stability and care.

• Community-based violence prevention programs
• Mental health crisis response teams instead of police-only responses
• Safer streets and subways without criminalizing poverty or mental illness
• Investment in root causes: housing, jobs, and youth programs