Ramsay, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, has a strong commitment to serving his community. He aims to bring fresh ideas and a new perspective to the Assembly, focusing on issues that matter most to the residents of District 60.

History made in District 60: Norman Ramsay is the first Republican candidate in the district in over a decade

Norman H. Ramsay is a lifelong resident of Brooklyn.

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Norman H. Ramsay is originally from Brooklyn, New York. 

For Norman, betterment became action. After decades of working in and around Brooklyn communities, he committed himself to public service, nonprofit leadership, violence prevention, senior assistance, youth activities, job readiness, clothing distributions, technology access, food and wellness outreach, and creating a place where neighbors can receive help without being judged.

As Executive Director of BK5860, Inc., a Brooklyn representative for the Alternatives to Violence Project, a District Leader, a longtime poll worker, and an organizer behind Sayf Haven, Norman has tried to make his second chapter useful to other people.

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Norman works as executive director of BK5860, Inc. and as a Brooklyn representative for the Alternatives to Violence Project.

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Norman's campaign for New York Assembly, District 60 is his first run for public office. 

2026 New York General Election

The people's priorities

## Protection today.
Opportunity tomorrow.

Focused leadership for the everyday issues that decide whether families can stay, grow, and thrive in Brooklyn.

01 Protect homes & seniors Fight deed theft, displacement, predatory practices, and the pressure pushing longtime residents out.Read the H.O.M.E. and S.A.F.E. Seniors Acts →
02 Create real opportunity Connect youth and working families to jobs, technology, entrepreneurship, and financial growth.Read the O.P.E.N. Act →
03 Make government answer Bring constituent services closer to the block and make public agencies respond to the people.Open the civic awareness program →
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Plans to connect youth and working families with jobs, technology, entrepreneurship, and financial growth opportunities.

- Plans to connect youth and working families with jobs, technology, entrepreneurship, and financial growth opportunities.

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Voting & Elections

### Build safer, cleaner blocks

Support violence prevention, community cleanups, and partnerships that restore pride and peace.

Supports violence prevention, community cleanups, and partnerships intended to improve neighborhood safety.

- Supports violence prevention, community cleanups, and partnerships intended to improve neighborhood safety.

Public Safety

Education

District 60 deserves a real choice—and measurable results.

Norman “Sayf” Ramsay is the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 60, serving East New York, Brownsville, Spring Creek, and nearby communities. His campaign is focused on accountability, livable public housing, public safety, and affordability for working families.

Advocates fighting deed theft, displacement, predatory practices, and pressures that push longtime residents from their homes.

Advocates fighting "deed theft, displacement, predatory practices, and the pressures pushing longtime residents out."

Prioritizes livable public housing for District 60 residents.

- Advocates fighting "deed theft, displacement, predatory practices, and the pressures pushing longtime residents out."
- Prioritizes livable public housing for District 60 residents.

Housing & Urban Development

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- Prioritizes livable public housing for District 60 residents.

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