Harjot Singh is a proud Huntington resident, where he lives with his wife and their two daughters — both students in the Half Hollow Hills School District. A practicing attorney and small business owner, he runs his own law firm helping individuals, families, and local businesses navigate complex legal challenges across business law, real estate, immigration, and general litigation practices.

Harjot Singh for NY State Senate – District 2

Beyond his legal work, Harjot leads his local community and actively participates in several neighborhood, grassroots organizations dedicated to expanding civic engagement, increasing voter participation, and deepening community involvement in the democratic process. He also hosts a podcast amplifying the issues that matter most to Long Island residents.

A graduate of Boston University School of Law, Harjot brings integrity, practical problem-solving, and a deep commitment to the Long Island community he calls home.

Harjot Singh earned a law degree from Boston University School of Law. He lives in Huntington with his wife and their two daughters.

Harjot Singh is a practicing attorney and small business owner who runs his own law firm.

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This is Harjot's first time running for public office.

2026 New York General Election

We are facing affordability crises on Long Island. And our young one are leaving Long Island because they cant afford a life here. My top three priorities would be: 1. Lower the cost of living by addressing property taxes, housing and other everyday expenses for working families. 2. Create more economic opportunities and incentives like childcare, first time home purchase etc for our young to stay on Long Island. 3.
Fight for our fair share of state resources for public schools, infrastructure, clean water and support policies that keep our communities safe.

New York Senate District 2 — VOTE411 Voter Guide

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Economic Opportunity

Harjot will work to revitalize our economy helping small and local businesses while protecting our way of life.

In New York a person's race, religion, ethnicity, gender or economic background should not determine the opportunities available to them. I would support strong enforcement of our civil rights and anti-discrimination laws in employment, housing, education, and public accomodations. I would work to expand access to better education, healthcare, housing and economic opportunity in underserved communities. I would support protecting our voting rights.

Plans to lower living costs by addressing property taxes, housing, and other everyday expenses for working families.

Plans to create economic opportunities and incentives, including for child care and first-time home purchases, to help young people remain on Long Island.

Plans to support small and local businesses as part of efforts to revitalize the economy.

Supports strong enforcement of civil-rights and anti-discrimination laws in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.

- Plans to lower living costs by addressing property taxes, housing, and other everyday expenses for working families.
- Plans to create economic opportunities and incentives, including for child care and first-time home purchases, to help young people remain on Long Island.
- Plans to support small and local businesses as part of efforts to revitalize the economy.
- Supports strong enforcement of civil-rights and anti-discrimination laws in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.

Economy

I support investing in a cleaner and more reliable electric grid, expanding renewable energy and reducing emissions from buildings and transportation. We must also strengthen our infrastructure against flooding and extreme weather. We need to protect our coastline and wetlands, improve our drainage and waste water infrastructure and safeguard our drinking water. These investments should be implemented in a way that protects affordability for working families while also creating more wee paying jobs.

Supports investments in a cleaner, more reliable electric grid, renewable energy, and emissions reductions from buildings and transportation.

Calls for infrastructure to address flooding and extreme weather, protect coastlines and wetlands, improve drainage and wastewater systems, and safeguard drinking water.

Wants clean-energy and climate-resilience investments implemented to protect affordability for working families and create well-paying jobs.

- Supports investments in a cleaner, more reliable electric grid, renewable energy, and emissions reductions from buildings and transportation.
- Calls for infrastructure to address flooding and extreme weather, protect coastlines and wetlands, improve drainage and wastewater systems, and safeguard drinking water.
- Wants clean-energy and climate-resilience investments implemented to protect affordability for working families and create well-paying jobs.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to expand access to better healthcare in underserved communities.

- Plans to expand access to better healthcare in underserved communities.

Healthcare

The Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v Callais significantly limits the use of race in drawing electoral districts under federal Voting Rights Act. I would support strong enforcement of New York's John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act including its protections against voter supression, vote dilution and intimidation, language access and preclearance provisions.

In light of Callais, where legally permissible, I would support strengthening protections that ensure that every eligible voter has a meaningful and equal opportunity to participate in our democracy.

Supports strong enforcement of New York's John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act, including protections against voter suppression, vote dilution, intimidation, and barriers to language access.

Supports, where legally permissible, stronger protections to ensure every eligible voter has a meaningful and equal opportunity to participate.

- Supports strong enforcement of New York's John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act, including protections against voter suppression, vote dilution, intimidation, and barriers to language access.
- Supports, where legally permissible, stronger protections to ensure every eligible voter has a meaningful and equal opportunity to participate.

Voting & Elections

I would support protecting our voting rights.

And i would support a fair and accountable policing and criminal justice system that protects public safety while protecting due process for everyone and treating everyone equally.

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Digital Safety & Artificial Intelligence

Harjot will prioritize digital safety and transparency in the emerging role artificial intelligence will have in lives of the people of New York State.

Supports fair and accountable policing and a criminal-justice system that protects public safety, due process, and equal treatment.

Plans to prioritize digital safety and transparency in the use of artificial intelligence in New York.

- Supports fair and accountable policing and a criminal-justice system that protects public safety, due process, and equal treatment.
- Plans to prioritize digital safety and transparency in the use of artificial intelligence in New York.

Public Safety

My top three priorities would be: 1. Lower the cost of living by addressing property taxes, housing and other everyday expenses for working families. 2. Create more economic opportunities and incentives like childcare, first time home purchase etc for our young to stay on Long Island. 3.
Fight for our fair share of state resources for public schools, infrastructure, clean water and support policies that keep our communities safe.

Plans to seek a greater share of state resources for public schools.

Plans to expand access to better education in underserved communities.

- Plans to seek a greater share of state resources for public schools.
- Plans to expand access to better education in underserved communities.

Education

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