New York suffers from twin crises: affordability and inequality. We need bold proposals to address these long-standing structural issues. Democrats have had unified control in Albany for the past five years, but housing affordability has worsened, educational disparities persist, hunger continues, and healthcare is too expensive and inaccessible. In other areas vital to Democratic voters, such as curbing gun violence and expanding voting rights, we must do significantly more. It's time for a new approach.
More Affordability.
Less Inequality.
More Affordability.
Less Inequality.
Why I'm Running
Why I'm Running
Make Housing More Affordable
Make Housing More Affordable
With NYC facing extreme rent burdens and a dire need for more affordable housing, it's vital to reform restrictive zoning practices and introduce measures to cap rent increases, ensuring every New Yorker has an affordable place to call home.
Equal Education
Equal Education
With stark disparities in school funding and deeply entrenched segregation, it's essential to overhaul our funding system, ensuring every student, regardless of their district, receives an equal opportunity to thrive.
End Entrenched Poverty
End Entrenched Poverty
In a state as prosperous as New York, it's unacceptable for so many households to grapple with food insecurity and homelessness; it's time to overhaul our approach, providing monthly cash assistance to those most in need.
Expand Health Care Access
Expand Health Care Access
New York should enact a single-payer health care system that establishes health care as a right, not a privilege. In addition, New York should get medical costs under control by regulating the exorbitant fees that hospitals charge.
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