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Lincoln Restler
DEMOCRAT
Lincoln Restler is running for New York City City Council Member, District 33, Democratic Primary.
Personal background
Lincoln is originally from Brooklyn Heights. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Brown University. He lives in Greenpoint with his partner.
Professional background
Lincoln previously worked as executive director of the New York City Employment and Training Coalition, a nonprofit focused on job training and placement.
Political background
Lincoln Restler currently serves as the city council member for New York City Council District 33. He was first elected in 2021 and is serving his second term.
Economy
Wants to address the affordability crisis and revitalize small businesses.
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Public Services
As a council member, enacted a law to create a plan to develop more dog runs in parks.
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Education
Supports requiring the department of education to report on early childhood education seat availability, outreach, and staff vacancies.
Supports requiring the department of education to report on school librarians and library access in New York city public schools.
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Housing & Urban Development
As of May 5, 2025, Lincoln Restler’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Public Safety
Supports requiring the department of investigation to investigate allegations of evidentiary misconduct by police officers.
Supports investing in "cure violence organizations" as an alternative to traditional policing.
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Supports reducing traffic lanes on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and replacing it with more reliable infrastructure.
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Healthcare
As of May 5, 2025, Lincoln Restler’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Energy & the Environment
Plans to implement a comprehensive plan to reduce emissions in Greenpoint and the 33rd district, aiming to make it a model for climate change action.
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