As the daughter…

Of Dominican and Puerto Rican parents, Cynthia is proud to be a first-generation American whose heritage has shaped her values, work ethic, and commitment to service. Growing up in a multicultural household gave her a deep appreciation for diversity and the strength of community. She brings that perspective to every decision, working to ensure that all voices — regardless of background — are heard and represented in local government.

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A proud mom...

Of two children, Sarah and Kendall Jr. with her husband Kendall Sr. When her younger son wasn’t receiving the same educational programs her daughter once had, she refused to stay silent. Driven by her belief that every child deserves equal opportunities, Cynthia stepped up and ran for the Valley Stream District 24 School Board. Her experience as a mother continues to guide her decisions, ensuring that families and students have a strong voice in local education.

Cynthia is pursuing her MBA at New York University Stern School of Business.

Cynthia Nunez | Labaton Keller Sucharow

Cynthia Nunez is a first-generation American of Dominican and Puerto Rican heritage. She is pursuing a Master of Business Administration at New York University Stern School of Business. She has two children with her husband, Kendall Sr.

Cynthia Nunez | Business Professionals | Labaton Keller Sucharow

Cynthia Nunez is the Director of Operations for the ADR Practice Group at Labaton Keller Sucharow where she manages the operational functions of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice Group.

Prior to joining Labaton Keller Sucharow, Cynthia was the International Arbitration Liaison at Herbert Smith Freehills LLP.

Prior to that, she was a Case Administrator with the American Arbitration Association.

Cynthia Nunez currently works as the director of operations for the Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice Group at Labaton Keller Sucharow. She previously worked as an international arbitration liaison at Herbert Smith Freehills LLP and as a case administrator with the American Arbitration Association.

Cynthia Nuñez, of Valley Stream, was elected to the Nassau County Legislature in 2025.

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Before being elected to the Legislature, Nuñez, 47, served on the Valley Stream District 24 Board of Education and the village’s Board of Zoning Appeals. She previously worked at a law firm, as director of operations, and is now chief operating officer for a legal technology data platform.

Cynthia Nunez Nassau County Legislature District 14 Reelection

Active in the Nassau County Community, Cynthia serves as a Nassau County Legislator for the 14th Legislative District.

Cynthia currently serves as the Nassau County Legislator for the 14th Legislative District. She was elected to the Nassau County Legislature in 2025 and previously served on the Valley Stream District 24 Board of Education.

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Cynthia Nuñez seeks reelection to Nassau County Legislature ...

2026 New York General Election

When families are already dealing with higher household expenses, County government should look for responsible opportunities to provide relief.
I introduced legislation that would cap the taxable price of gasoline and diesel at $3 per gallon for purposes of the County sales tax, helping protect residents from paying additional County taxes as gas prices rise.
I have continued calling for the proposal to receive a vote because residents deserve action on practical ideas that could help keep more money in their pockets.

Accomplishments

Introduced legislation to cap the gasoline and diesel price subject to county sales tax at $3 per gallon.

- Introduced legislation to cap the gasoline and diesel price subject to county sales tax at $3 per gallon.

Economy

Serving as Legislator means much more than voting in Mineola. It means bringing government directly into the communities I represent.
My team and I have held and supported town halls, mobile office hours, homeowner exemption workshops, tax grievance and homebuyer workshops, child car-seat safety events, health-related community events, and other constituent-service programs designed to connect residents with information and resources.
I have also partnered with the American Red Cross and Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages to provide free smoke-detector installations for District 14 residents.

My team and I have held and supported town halls, mobile office hours, homeowner exemption workshops, tax grievance and homebuyer workshops, child car-seat safety events, health-related community events, and other constituent-service programs designed to connect residents with information and resources.
I have also partnered with the American Red Cross and Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages to provide free smoke-detector installations for District 14 residents.
Accessibility is not a campaign promise to me. It is a fundamental part of how I believe public service should work.

Held and supported constituent-service programs, including town halls, mobile office hours, and homeowner, tax-grievance, and homebuyer workshops.

Partnered to provide free smoke-detector installations for District 14 residents.

- Held and supported constituent-service programs, including town halls, mobile office hours, and homeowner, tax-grievance, and homebuyer workshops.
- Partnered to provide free smoke-detector installations for District 14 residents.

Public Services

I worked alongside our state and local partners to support Valley Stream's successful application for New York State's Downtown Revitalization Initiative, resulting in a $10 million investment in Valley Stream's future.
The initiative creates an opportunity to strengthen Downtown Valley Stream and areas around Rockaway Avenue and the LIRR station through investments focused on safety, walkability, infrastructure, housing opportunities, and small-business growth.
This is the kind of partnership and investment our communities deserve, and I will continue advocating for resources that help our downtowns thrive.

Helped secure a $10 million state downtown revitalization investment for Valley Stream, including housing opportunities.

- Helped secure a $10 million state downtown revitalization investment for Valley Stream, including housing opportunities.

Housing & Urban Development

Beyond equipment, Nuñez said that strengthening relationships between residents and law enforcement is another priority. She pointed to the Lynbrook P.D.’s participation in a National Night Out event with Nassau County police as an example.

“One of the biggest things we can do is building those community relationships,” she said. “Being able to cross that imaginary border and be like, ‘I’m here to help no matter what.’”

I secured unanimous approval of $291,794.64 in Community Revitalization Program funding for critical equipment upgrades for the Lynbrook Police and Fire Departments.
The funding supports new AEDs and self-contained breathing apparatus for the Lynbrook Fire Department, along with Motorola portable radios and battery chargers for the Lynbrook Police Department.
Our first responders put themselves on the line to keep us safe. Making sure they have reliable, modern equipment is an investment in both their safety and the safety of every family they serve.

Opioid settlement dollars are intended to address the devastating impact addiction has had on families and communities.
Alongside my colleagues, I demanded the restoration of $13.7 million in opioid settlement funding so these critical resources could be used for their intended purpose: fighting addiction and supporting affected communities.
Accountability matters, especially when lives and essential public-health resources are at stake.

Prioritizes strengthening relationships between residents and law enforcement.

Secured $291,794.64 to support equipment upgrades for the Lynbrook Police and Fire Departments.

Called for restoring $13.7 million in opioid settlement funding to fight addiction and support affected communities.

- Prioritizes strengthening relationships between residents and law enforcement.
- Secured $291,794.64 to support equipment upgrades for the Lynbrook Police and Fire Departments.
- Called for restoring $13.7 million in opioid settlement funding to fight addiction and support affected communities.

Public Safety

Flooding is not an abstract issue for many District 14 families. It can mean damaged homes, disrupted streets, and significant financial and emotional stress.
That is why I helped advance $500,000 in Nassau County capital funding for a comprehensive flood mitigation and drainage study focused on chronic flooding in District 14.
The study will examine existing drainage infrastructure and local topography to identify the causes of recurring flooding and help guide long-term solutions.

Helped advance $500,000 in county funding for a flood-mitigation and drainage study in District 14.

- Helped advance $500,000 in county funding for a flood-mitigation and drainage study in District 14.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of October 26, 2026, Cynthia Nunez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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Cynthia Nunez

- Secured $291,794.64 to support equipment upgrades for the Lynbrook Police and Fire Departments.
- Called for restoring $13.7 million in opioid settlement funding to fight addiction and support affected communities.