U.S. House · New York's 10th Congressional District

Campaign describes opposition to federal immigration enforcement actions, framing them as targeting immigrant neighbors.

Supports strong tenant protections and rent stabilization, and opposes displacement from gentrification.

Campaign platform calls for increasing apartment construction along with housing vouchers to address affordability.

Campaign platform calls for taxing wealthy individuals and billionaires more aggressively.

Supports closing tax loopholes and raising the effective tax rate on the highest wealth brackets to fund childcare, healthcare, housing, and transportation.

Supports restoring expired ACA premium subsidies and opposes Republican efforts to cut Medicare and Medicaid.

Supports Medicare for All and full public funding for mental health care, community clinics, reproductive care, and gender-affirming care.

As a City Council member, voted yes on the Climate Mobilization Act (Local Law 97), which set greenhouse-gas emissions limits for large buildings.

Supports a Green New Deal-style program creating union jobs, investing in clean energy, upgrading public housing, and protecting frontline communities from flooding and heat.

Opposes increased police funding in favor of community-based violence prevention and mental health crisis response teams, saying public safety comes from "stability and care."

As a City Council member, voted yes on the bill setting a minimum per-trip payment rate for app-based food delivery workers.

Opposes further U.S. offensive military aid to Israel and supports the Block the Bombs Act, while backing conditioned defensive aid such as Iron Dome funding tied to de-escalation and halting West Bank settlement expansion.