We can extend the open enrollment period. We can push it back.

Donald Trump represents an existential threat to the city of New York and beyond.

I certainly hope not. This is day 26 of the Trump, Republican shutdown.

Our focus continues to be on driving down the high cost of living for everyday Americans.

There is an urgent need to reopen the government.

We need to lower the high cost of living.

That's what we've called for from the very beginning.

I'm going to be voting on Election Day. And my message to early voters, of which I've already met a number, is that this is our opportunity, it continues to be.

Which is why we continue to demand that Republicans sit at the negotiating table so we can enact a spending agreement that's bipartisan in nature.

We have to decisively address the affordability crisis that Donald Trump and Republican policies have made worse.

There’s been so much lying, obfuscation, cover-ups — the American people need to see everything that’s in the Epstein file.

What he is doing is the oldest, dirtiest political trick in the book: divide people.

Don’t tell me New Yorkers are Islamophobic. They’re not.

In an era of ever-diminishing bipartisanship, it seems that Islamophobia has emerged as one of the few areas of agreement.

That’s because of the fact of my faith and because I’m on the precipice of winning this election.

I want to speak to the memory of my aunt, who stopped taking the subway after Sept.11th because she did not feel safe in her hijab.

But there is one thing that I will change. I will no longer look for myself in the shadows. I will find myself in the light.

I will not change who I am, how I eat, or the faith that I’m proud to call my own.