If government can’t do the small things, how could you ever trust it to do the big ones? How can we promise to transform our city if we can’t pave your street?
Zohran Mamdani
The Public Record
Zohran Mamdani is a member of the New York State Assembly, representing the 36th district. Elected as a Democrat, he is known for his progressive policies and advocacy for social justice. Mamdani has focused on issues such as housing equity, healthcare access, and environmental justice during his time in office. He has been an outspoken advocate for the rights of marginalized communities in New York.
We would be making these stations cool again, and we’d be making what is old new again.
What we can do is continue with our approach citywide of looking for ways to cut costs and cut the regulations that so many bodegueros, as well as grocery store owners, have to jump through in order to do their work.
I’m confident in both the legality of this – that it will stand up in court – and the importance of delivering it.
I very much oppose these proposed changes, by the current Brooklyn Democratic Party chair. I oppose them because they are an attempt to circumnavigate the will of voters.
Mamdani is offering ‘free’ babysitting so they could turn your kids into socialists.
Mamdani has defended the tax as a fair way to generate $500m in annual revenue in a city with vast socioeconomic inequality.
This is what ‘family values’ and being pro-life actually look like: supporting parents, not forcing women to give birth.
I had a candid and productive conversation with rabbis representing a wide swath of New York’s Jewish communities and affiliations, and I appreciated hearing from them.
The alleged ISIS-inspired plot to attack the New York State Capitol and kill elected officials and others is deeply alarming. I am grateful to our federal and state law enforcement authorities for their vigilance and work to keep New…
No family should have to choose between staying in the city they love and affording care for their child. This is another step toward making affordable child care something every New York family can count on.
As part of our promise to deliver universal child care, we are eliminating these fees for families receiving child care assistance across the city.
Free and accessible child care doesn’t just make our city more affordable — it gives NYC parents time back to rest, recharge, or simply enjoy a night out.
Making New York City more affordable isn't just about lowering costs," he added, "it's about giving people back their time.
Every parent knows that a few hours to yourself can feel like a luxury," said Mayor Zohran Mamdani in July.
Every New Yorker must be able to observe their religion without fear of violence.
Sometimes what you believe in can change. I know there are some for whom they still believe in that. I’ve made very clear that I do not believe in defunding the police and that to me, delivering critical public safety also looks like…
Their contributions to the health care, construction, and hospitality industries, among so many others, help drive our economic strength.
Doing so would provide immediate protection while allowing families, employers and communities the certainty they need.
The President should exercise his authority to benefit all New Yorkers and protect our economy and provide certainty for employers and communities.
The City of New York was forced by federal law, as recently decided by the Supreme Court, to review the work authorization of Haitian TPS holders.
The conversations I've been having with the governor and with my team are about the here and now and there will always be time for the conversations that come after that.
This weekend, the team at OnPoint NYC kept their doors open 24/7 so vulnerable New Yorkers had somewhere safe to go.





