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We’re a multi-racial, working class political party fighting for a New York for the many, not the few. Text JOIN NY to 30403.

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    We did it! Over 4⃣0⃣k signatures collected to get and on the ballot for the Democratic primary in June. Join the campaign today:

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  2. If we really wanted to have the best schooling system in the world, we wouldn’t commodify education. Yet over 43 million Americans are in debt for wanting an education. , it’s time to cancel student debt.

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  3. The New York Health Act is a crucial step towards ensuring all our communities receive the comprehensive health care they deserve. I urge lawmakers in Albany to get it done.

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  4. I’m proud to endorse for Assembly District 54 in Brooklyn! Samy is a fierce fighter for housing, education, and healthcare justice, and a tireless advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. Join me in supporting Samy’s campaign today:

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  5. The state’s Comptroller recently announced $3b in unexpected revenue in NYS. We urge Albany to use $1b of these funds to immediately invest in community-based gun violence prevention services, youth programming, & victims’ services. My full statement w :

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  7. Buffalo: India Walton on the Racist Massacre & Community’s Need for Gun Control, Good Jobs, Housing

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  8. This has been one of the most chaotic election cycles in memory. New Yorkers deserve a full series of debates so they can hear directly from candidates talking about the range of issues and our vision for the lieutenant governor position.

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  10. Your friendly reminder that 192 House Republicans voted against getting baby formula back on shelves this week.

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  11. “We live in communities that have been redlined, people who have been intentionally left out of our economic system, people who have been preyed on, extracted from" -

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  12. May 19

    WATCH: Sen. delivers powerful remarks: "We're at risk of session ending without us passing the most important eviction measure on the table." 📢 is the solution! Join the fight and take action now at .

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  13. As we saw in the Bronx, when landlords don't provide adequate heat, tenants are forced to use dangerous space heaters. We're proud to partner with to pass a bill today ensuring heaters meet basic safety standards, protecting tenants and preventing tragic fires.

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  14. These six NY Reps voted against emergency funding for baby formula: Andrew Garbarino Chris Jacobs Nicole Malliotakis Elise Stefanik Claudia Tenney Lee Zeldin

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  16. New Yorkers are feeling the squeeze of high rents and too few affordable units. Read and ’s plan to build or preserve one million affordable housing units across the state:

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  17. There are almost no housing units in NYC available for under $1,500 per month according to the new Housing and Vacancy Survey. So the vast majority of New Yorkers could not afford to rent here if they lose their current unit.

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  18. As Public Advocate, I’ve consistently ranked as NYC’s worst landlord for a reason—& what we saw at Kingsborough Houses today confirmed it. Our housing & NYCHA crises have been neglected for far too long. As Governor, we’ll change that. Here’s how: 

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  19. Thank you and for coming to my development and seeing the wonderful people of Kingsborough Houses!! This is what authentic leadership is all about and we are ready to see you both make history!!!!

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  20. Today and I are at Kingsborough Houses in Brooklyn, hearing from NYCHA residents about the challenges they are facing. New York State government (and every level of government) must make big investments to ensure all residents live in safe, healthy homes. /1

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  21. "They knew that if we won here that they would never be able to say that we can't win on the ballot for poor and working class people. We showed them throughout this race that when we build coalitions...That when we come together, we can't be stopped." - for Congress

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