2026 New York General Election

Juleigh was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the youngest of three children and the only daughter. Her parents immigrated from Korea in the late 1960s and built their lives through hard work, sacrifice, faith, and an unwavering commitment to helping others.

About Juleigh | Win With Chin

Our family moved to Long Island in 2005, just as our oldest was starting kindergarten. This is where we have planted our roots, raised our family, and found a true sense of belonging. Long Island has been my home ever since, and I have worked to give back to this community with the same heart, determination, and generosity that my parents showed me.

Juleigh Chin is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her family moved to Long Island in 2005.

Here is my Professional Experience:

Northwell Health:
Program Manager, Community Outreach and Volunteer Services, North Shore University Hospital

(November 2024-Present)

New York State Democratic Committee:
Constituency Manager

(March 2024-November 2024)

Suozzi for Congress Special Election
Director of Asian Outreach, District Director, Zone Leader 

(December 2023-Febuary 2024)

Northwell Health:
Program Manager, Community Outreach and Volunteer Services, North Shore University Hospital

(November 2024-Present)

New York State Democratic Committee:
Constituency Manager

(March 2024-November 2024)

Suozzi for Congress Special Election
Director of Asian Outreach, District Director, Zone Leader 

(December 2023-Febuary 2024)

Suozzi for Congress Special Election
Director of Asian Outreach, District Director, Zone Leader 

(December 2023-Febuary 2024)

Town of North Hempstead:
Departments of Services for the Aging and Community Services 

(2022-2024)

Town Clerk’s Office - Deputy Town Clerk 

(2019-2021)

Town of North Hempstead:
Departments of Services for the Aging and Community Services 

(2022-2024)

Town Clerk’s Office - Deputy Town Clerk 

(2019-2021)

Northwell Health:
Coordinator of Volunteer Services, LIJ 

(2016-2019)

Town Clerk’s Office - Deputy Town Clerk 

(2019-2021)

Northwell Health:
Coordinator of Volunteer Services, LIJ 

(2016-2019)
Manager of Vivo Health Marketplace and Pharmacy
(2011-2016)

Mineola UFSD:
Substitute Teacher Aide 

(2009-2011)

Joon, New York:
General Manager of Retail Sales

(1997-2003)

Academia Learning Center:
Proprietor

(1995-1998)

Juleigh Chin currently works as a program manager for community outreach and volunteer services at North Shore University Hospital, part of Northwell Health. She previously worked as a constituency manager for the New York State Democratic Committee; with the Town of North Hempstead's Departments of Services for the Aging and Community Services; and as deputy town clerk. She also worked for Northwell Health as coordinator of volunteer services at Long Island Jewish Medical Center and as manager of Vivo Health Marketplace and Pharmacy, and was the proprietor of Academia Learning Center.

Bio.
Juleigh Chin has dedicated over a decade to public service and community leadership on Long Island. She has served on the Herricks Board of Education for 13 years, including four terms as president and two as vice president, and has been a four-time PTA president at Denton Avenue Elementary School.

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Legislature District 9 candidate Juleigh Chin (Dem)

Juleigh has served on the Herricks Board of Education for 13 years.

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Legislature District 9 ...

I believe the government should work for the people it serves:

As Nassau County Legislator, I will focus on affordability, responsible use of taxpayer dollars, safer and stronger neighborhoods, improved roads and infrastructure, support for seniors and working families, and greater transparency and accountability in county government.

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She wants county government to focus on the everyday concerns residents bring up at their kitchen tables: affordability, taxes, public safety, roads and infrastructure, flooding, services for seniors, support for working families and small businesses, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars.

Juleigh also believes residents deserve transparency and accountability from the people they elect.

I am proud to stand with working families and organized labor and to support the workers who keep Nassau County running every day.

I am running for Nassau County Legislature because District 9 deserves a representative who will show up, listen, communicate, and work for everyone—not just during election season, but every single day.

Plans to prioritize affordability and responsible use of taxpayer dollars in county government.

Supports organized labor and workers in Nassau County.

- Plans to prioritize affordability and responsible use of taxpayer dollars in county government.
- Supports organized labor and workers in Nassau County.

Economy

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

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Plans to prioritize improved roads and infrastructure.

- Plans to prioritize improved roads and infrastructure.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Juleigh Chin

Juleigh Chin is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She moved with her family to Long Island in 2005.

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Scott has previous experience with the New York City Police Department.

Scott is currently a Nassau County Legislator for the 9th District.

As of October 26, 2026, Scott P. Strauss did not have a website or any information online.

That’s why Nassau County’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is needed. This is not about politics — it’s about public safety. It’s about giving our officers the resources they need to take violent criminals off our streets and out of our neighborhoods.

Scott Strauss on Nassau County ICE partnership | Long Island Herald

Today our Nassau County police are doing the same, embedding 10 detectives with ICE to target gang members, sex traffickers, drug smugglers and organized theft crews. We’re also designating space in our correctional facilities so these individuals can be held securely until ICE can take custody of them.

But the ICE partnership is just one important tool in a much broader effort to protect Nassau families. As a county legislator, I’ve been proud to work with County Executive Bruce Blakeman and District Attorney Anne Donnelly to support record investments in public safety — because keeping our neighborhoods safe requires action at every level of government.

We have put more police officers on the street than ever before, built a state-of-the-art Police Training Village and expanded our patrol presence by 20 percent, leading to reduced crime and quicker response times.

We’ve implemented intelligence-led policing models to ensure that our resources are deployed where they’re needed most, and we’ve brought new technology directly to our officers, including in-car computers, GPS tracking and enhanced communications tools.

We’ve also invested in gunshot-detection systems like ShotSpotter, license plate readers and next-generation radios to help our officers respond faster and more effectively.

We’ve strengthened the district attorney’s office to meet the challenges posed by Albany’s reckless criminal justice reforms. That includes increasing staffing, adding prosecutors and support teams, and boosting the D.A.’s budget — all without raising taxes.

And we’re supporting community-oriented policing through expanded Problem-Oriented Policing units — officers who work hand in hand with community members to solve local crime problems and improve quality of life. These units are embedded across Nassau County and making a real difference every day.

Supports Nassau County’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including detectives who target specified crimes and detention space for people awaiting agency custody.

As a county legislator, supports public-safety investments that increase police staffing, build police-training facilities, and expand patrol presence.

Supports intelligence-led policing and providing officers with in-car computers, Global Positioning System tracking, and enhanced communications tools.

Supports investing in gunshot-detection systems, license-plate readers, and next-generation police radios.

Promotes investing in gunshot-detection systems, license-plate readers, and next-generation police radios.

Supports increasing district attorney staffing and budget without raising taxes, citing what he calls Albany’s “reckless criminal justice reforms.”

Supports expanding Problem-Oriented Policing units that work with community members to address local crime problems.

- Supports Nassau County’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including detectives who target specified crimes and detention space for people awaiting agency custody.
- As a county legislator, supports public-safety investments that increase police staffing, build police-training facilities, and expand patrol presence.
- Supports intelligence-led policing and providing officers with in-car computers, Global Positioning System tracking, and enhanced communications tools.
- Promotes investing in gunshot-detection systems, license-plate readers, and next-generation police radios.
- Supports increasing district attorney staffing and budget without raising taxes, citing what he calls Albany’s “reckless criminal justice reforms.”
- Supports expanding Problem-Oriented Policing units that work with community members to address local crime problems.

Scott P. Strauss

As of October 26, 2026, Scott P. Strauss’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Nassau County Legislator, District 9

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