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Illapa Sairitupac is from New York. He attended Union Theological Seminary. He lives in Lower Manhattan.

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Illapa Sairitupac is from New York. He attended Union Theological Seminary. He lives in Lower Manhattan. He attends church. 

Illapa is a social worker and therapist. He provides mental health support to clients, including many queer and trans individuals.

Illapa's campaign for New York State Assembly member, District 65, is his first time running for public office.

Supports decriminalizing sex work and unlicensed massage, noting that over 90% of arrests are of Asian women and non-binary people, and believes in protecting these communities.

Supports decriminalizing sex work and unlicensed massage.

Supports the establishment of public banking in New York, saying it "democratizes credit" and empowers citizens in financial decision-making.

Supports the establishment of public banking in New York that "democratizes credit," "considers and responds to social costs of investment, and empowers everyday people."

Supports prohibiting housing and employment discrimination against formerly incarcerated people.

Supports prohibiting housing and employment discrimination against formerly incarcerated people and advocates for sealing and expunging criminal records. 

- Supports decriminalizing sex work and unlicensed massage.
- Supports the establishment of public banking in New York that "democratizes credit," "considers and responds to social costs of investment, and empowers everyday people."
- Supports prohibiting housing and employment discrimination against formerly incarcerated people and advocates for sealing and expunging criminal records. 

Economy

Supports the Climate and Community Investment Act (CCIA) and plans to pass the All Electric Building Act, the Clean Futures Act, and the Fossil Fuel Subsidy Elimination Act.

Advocates for a rebust Green New Deal agenda for New York.

- Advocates for a rebust Green New Deal agenda for New York.
- Supports the Climate and Community Investment Act (CCIA) and plans to pass the All Electric Building Act, the Clean Futures Act, and the Fossil Fuel Subsidy Elimination Act.
- Supports a cryptocurrency mining ban.

Energy & the Environment

Supports universal healthcare and plans to pass the New York Health Act.

Supports free and easily accessible contraceptives and abortion services, as well as extending postpartum coverage, mandating comprehensive sex education, and a dedicated New York state Abortion Access fund to provide financial resources to women seeking abortion nationwide.

Supports free and easily accessible contraceptives and abortion services.

Supports extending postpartum coverage, mandating comprehensive sex education, and a dedicated New York state Abortion Access fund to provide financial resources to women seeking abortion nationwide.

- Supports universal healthcare and plans to pass the New York Health Act.
- Supports free and easily accessible contraceptives and abortion services.
- Supports extending postpartum coverage, mandating comprehensive sex education, and a dedicated New York state Abortion Access fund to provide financial resources to women seeking abortion nationwide.

Healthcare

As of June 18, 2026, Illapa Sairitupac’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports ending qualified immunity, which protects police officers from being held accountable for misconduct.

Supports ending qualified immunity, stating it "shields officers who knowingly endanger the public from being held accountable for their actions."

Opposes solitary confinement, calling it "inhumane" and linked to "serious and lasting injuries."

Said, " I will fight to protect and expand the HALT Act & to end our carceral system."

Supports establishing more overdose prevention centers (OPCs) to reduce overdose deaths.

Opposes cash bail, saying it "criminalizes poverty, perpetuates wealth-based inequalities that disproportionately affect communities of color and increases the occupancy rates of our jails."

- Supports ending qualified immunity, stating it "shields officers who knowingly endanger the public from being held accountable for their actions."
- Said, " I will fight to protect and expand the HALT Act & to end our carceral system."
- Supports establishing more overdose prevention centers (OPCs) to reduce overdose deaths.
- Opposes cash bail, saying it "criminalizes poverty, perpetuates wealth-based inequalities that disproportionately affect communities of color and increases the occupancy rates of our jails."

Public Safety

Supports the New Deal for CUNY (A5843) campaign, which would eliminate tuition fees at all City Universities and increase the number of professors, counselors, and faculty members.

Supports eliminating tuition fees at all City Universities and increasing the number of professors, counselors, and faculty members there.

Supports addressing food and housing insecurity among college students through policy interventions like increased subsidies and expanded Pell Grants.

- Supports eliminating tuition fees at all City Universities and increasing the number of professors, counselors, and faculty members there.
- Supports addressing food and housing insecurity among college students through policy interventions like increased subsidies and expanded Pell Grants.

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Illapa Sairitupac

- Supports ending qualified immunity, stating it "shields officers who knowingly endanger the public from being held accountable for their actions."
- Supports establishing more overdose prevention centers (OPCs) to reduce overdose deaths.
- Opposes cash bail, saying it "criminalizes poverty, perpetuates wealth-based inequalities that disproportionately affect communities of color and increases the occupancy rates of our jails."

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Supports reducing car traffic in favor of creating pedestrian-friendly spaces.

Supports reducing car traffic in NYC to create safer and more enjoyable neighborhoods.

Said, "I can see benefits and costs to this and I’m still forming an opinion on this issue" when asked about ranked choice voting.

Supports the New Deal for CUNY (A5843) campaign to eliminate tuition at City Universities and increase faculty.

Jasmin Sanchez is from the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

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Jasmin Sanchez is from Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico. She earned her bachelor's degree in political science from Stony Brook University and is pursing her Master of Public Administration from Southern New Hampshire University. She currently lives in New York City, New York. 

Jasmin is a community activist. She organizes with local groups and collaborates with residents to address issues affecting their neighborhoods. 

Jasmin is currently a member of the New York State Assembly representing the 38th Assembly District. She was first elected to the Assembly in 2020. She previously ran for New York City Council member in 2017 but did not win.

Jasmin previously ran for New York State Assemby, District 65 in 2022, but withdrew. She also ran for New York City Council, District 2 in 2017, but did not win. 

Supports workers organizing for dignity, safety, and fair pay, emphasizing the importance of labor rights and collective bargaining.

- Supports workers organizing for dignity, safety, and fair pay, emphasizing the importance of labor rights and collective bargaining.

Supports the full implementation of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and opposes weakening or delaying tools like cap-and-invest, emphasizing the responsibility to protect frontline communities and working-class ratepayers from harmful political decisions.

Calls for  the full implementation of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and opposes weakening or delaying tools like cap-and-invest, emphasizing the responsibility to protect frontline communities and working-class ratepayers from harmful political decisions.

- Calls for  the full implementation of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and opposes weakening or delaying tools like cap-and-invest, emphasizing the responsibility to protect frontline communities and working-class ratepayers from harmful political decisions.

Supports sustained investment in community-based healthcare, expanding access to primary care and preventive services through federally qualified health centers, school-based clinics, and mobile health units, particularly in underserved neighborhoods.

Supports fully integrating mental health care into the healthcare system by increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates, investing in culturally competent and trauma-informed care, and strengthening non-police crisis response models that prioritize treatment and stability over punishment.

Prioritizes fully integrating mental health care into the healthcare system by increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates, investing in culturally competent and trauma-informed care, and strengthening non-police crisis response models that prioritize treatment and stability over punishment.

Supports lowering prescription drug costs by using New York's purchasing power to negotiate prices, support public or nonprofit drug manufacturing, and cap out-of-pocket costs for essential medications.

Advocates for lowering prescription drug costs by using New York's purchasing power to negotiate prices, support public or nonprofit drug manufacturing, and cap out-of-pocket costs for essential medications.

Supports inclusive healthcare access for immigrants, LGBTQIA+ communities, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups, ensuring coverage regardless of immigration status, guaranteed language access, and protection of patient data.

Calls for inclusive healthcare access for immigrants, LGBTQIA+ communities, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups, ensuring coverage regardless of immigration status, guaranteed language access, and protection of patient data.

- Supports sustained investment in community-based healthcare, expanding access to primary care and preventive services through federally qualified health centers, school-based clinics, and mobile health units, particularly in underserved neighborhoods.
- Prioritizes fully integrating mental health care into the healthcare system by increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates, investing in culturally competent and trauma-informed care, and strengthening non-police crisis response models that prioritize treatment and stability over punishment.
- Advocates for lowering prescription drug costs by using New York's purchasing power to negotiate prices, support public or nonprofit drug manufacturing, and cap out-of-pocket costs for essential medications.
- Calls for inclusive healthcare access for immigrants, LGBTQIA+ communities, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups, ensuring coverage regardless of immigration status, guaranteed language access, and protection of patient data.

Advocates for using legislative, legal, and organizing tools to defend state sovereignty against federal overreach, particularly in codifying immigrant rights and ensuring local resources are not used against residents.

- Advocates for using legislative, legal, and organizing tools to defend state sovereignty against federal overreach, particularly in codifying immigrant rights and ensuring local resources are not used against residents.

For Candidate Jasmin Sanchez on Issue public-safety: Believes safety and justice are not synonymous with punishment and incarceration, and advocates against over-policing and mass incarceration, which have harmed communities.

Believes safety and justice are not synonymous with punishment and incarceration, and advocates against over-policing and mass incarceration, which have harmed communities.

Advocates for a public health approach to safety by investing in stable housing, guaranteed income, youth employment, quality schools, and accessible mental health services, while supporting community-based violence interruption programs and non-police crisis response teams.

- Believes safety and justice are not synonymous with punishment and incarceration, and advocates against over-policing and mass incarceration, which have harmed communities.
- Advocates for a public health approach to safety by investing in stable housing, guaranteed income, youth employment, quality schools, and accessible mental health services, while supporting community-based violence interruption programs and non-police crisis response teams.

Supports strengthening and fully funding public schools while opposing charter school expansion that diverts resources from neighborhood schools, particularly in underinvested communities.

Supports policies that protect public education as a public good and ensure every child has access to a fully resourced, high-quality public school, regardless of zip code.

Calls for policies that protect public education as a public good and ensure every child has access to a fully resourced, high-quality public school, regardless of zip code.

Supports the "Community Schools" model to provide holistic initiatives addressing mental health, trauma support, family stability, and emotional wellness as essential for educational success.

Advocates for the "Community Schools" model to provide holistic initiatives addressing mental health, trauma support, family stability, and emotional wellness as essential for educational success.

Advocates for more youth employment opportunities as part of educational justice, emphasizing that education extends beyond the classroom.

Supports for more youth employment opportunities as part of educational justice, emphasizing that education extends beyond the classroom.

- Supports strengthening and fully funding public schools while opposing charter school expansion that diverts resources from neighborhood schools, particularly in underinvested communities.
- Calls for policies that protect public education as a public good and ensure every child has access to a fully resourced, high-quality public school, regardless of zip code.
- Advocates for the "Community Schools" model to provide holistic initiatives addressing mental health, trauma support, family stability, and emotional wellness as essential for educational success.
- Supports for more youth employment opportunities as part of educational justice, emphasizing that education extends beyond the classroom.

Believes housing is a human right and that the housing crisis is a result of policies prioritizing speculation over stability; advocates for urgent action to address the crisis.

Supports dramatically increasing the supply of deeply affordable housing for households earning 30-50% of Area Median Income and below, by fully funding public housing needs, expanding social housing models, and prioritizing long-term affordability in state subsidies.

Believes the state must confront homelessness and housing insecurity by fully funding rental assistance programs, increasing vouchers to match market rents, ensuring timely landlord payments, and investing in supportive housing with services.

- Believes housing is a human right and that the housing crisis is a result of policies prioritizing speculation over stability; advocates for urgent action to address the crisis.
- Supports dramatically increasing the supply of deeply affordable housing for households earning 30-50% of Area Median Income and below, by fully funding public housing needs, expanding social housing models, and prioritizing long-term affordability in state subsidies.
- Believes the state must confront homelessness and housing insecurity by fully funding rental assistance programs, increasing vouchers to match market rents, ensuring timely landlord payments, and investing in supportive housing with services.

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Supports workers' rights and believes that when workers win, the entire community benefits.

Supports expanding eligibility for SCRIE and DRIE to help seniors and people with disabilities age in place without fear of rent increases.

Jay Jacky Wong is from Hong Kong. He has a bachelor s degree in biological science from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a master s degree in real estate from Baruch College at the City University of New York. He has lived in Lower Manhattan for more than 25 years.

Jay Jacky Wong is from Hong Kong. He earned his bachelor's in biological science from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and his master's degree in real estate from Baruch College. He currently lives in Lower Manhattan. 

Jacky is the Democratic District Leader for Assembly District 65, Part B. He previously worked as a journalist for more than a decade, reporting on city policy, housing issues, and neighborhood change. After leaving the media field, he transitioned into housing and community service. He served as the director of operations at a nonprofit housing organization, where he managed a senior housing facility and oversaw commercial space. 

Jacky is the Democratic District Leader for Assembly District 65, Part B. He previously worked as a journalist and the director of operations at a nonprofit housing organization.

Jay is currently the Democratic district leader for Assembly District 65, Part B.

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Jay's campaign for New York State Assembly, District 65, is his first run for public office. 

Supports strengthening enforcement against wage theft, supporting safe working conditions, and protecting fair wages under New York labor law.

Supports small businesses by expanding access to state financing, tax credits, and technical assistance, while advocating for relief from excessive regulatory burdens.

Advocates for small businesses by expanding access to state financing, tax credits, and technical assistance, while advocating for relief from excessive regulatory burdens.

Supports investing in workforce development and apprenticeship programs to connect residents to stable, good-paying jobs in growing industries.

Calls for investing in workforce development and apprenticeship programs to connect residents to stable, good-paying jobs in growing industries.

Supports upgrading SNAP cards with secure chip technology to prevent fraud and theft.

Prioritizes upgrading Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cards with secure chip technology to prevent fraud and theft.

Supports restoring reimbursement for victims of benefit theft and strengthening consumer protections.

Promises to restore reimbursement for victims of benefit theft and strengthening consumer protections.

Supports local programs that help families recover lost assistance and maintain food security.

Supports improving coordination and oversight to prevent fraud while ensuring timely access to benefits.

Plans to improve coordination and oversight to prevent fraud while ensuring timely access to benefits.

- Supports strengthening enforcement against wage theft, supporting safe working conditions, and protecting fair wages under New York labor law.
- Advocates for small businesses by expanding access to state financing, tax credits, and technical assistance, while advocating for relief from excessive regulatory burdens.
- Calls for investing in workforce development and apprenticeship programs to connect residents to stable, good-paying jobs in growing industries.
- Prioritizes upgrading Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cards with secure chip technology to prevent fraud and theft.
- Promises to restore reimbursement for victims of benefit theft and strengthening consumer protections.
- Supports local programs that help families recover lost assistance and maintain food security.
- Plans to improve coordination and oversight to prevent fraud while ensuring timely access to benefits.

As of June 18, 2026, Jay Jacky Wong’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "Expand Know-Your-Rights education and legal outreach for concerned groups in the district and other part of the State"

Supports expanding Know-Your-Rights education. 

Said, "Expand and standardize language access across government agencies so limited-English speakers can fully access services and programs"

Advocates for expanding "language access across government agencies so limited-English speakers can fully access services and programs. 

- Supports expanding Know-Your-Rights education. 
- Advocates for expanding "language access across government agencies so limited-English speakers can fully access services and programs. 

For Candidate Jay Jacky Wong on Issue public-safety:  
Wants to expand language access and cultural competency while improving coordination between law enforcement and community partners to address local safety concerns.

Wants to expand language access and cultural competency while improving coordination between law enforcement and community partners to address local safety concerns.

Said, "Strengthen enforcement against illegal gun trafficking and invest in interagency task forces to remove illegal guns from the streets"

Supports strengthening "enforcement against illegal gun trafficking and invest in interagency task forces to remove illegal guns from the streets."

Said, "Expand use of gun tracing and data-sharing to identify trafficking patterns and hold repeat offenders accountable"

Wants to expand the use of gun tracing "to identify trafficking patterns and hold repeat offenders accountable."

For Candidate Jay Jacky Wong on Issue public-safety:  
Aims to invest in neighborhood policing to improve responsiveness, maintain a consistent presence in high-need areas, and support small business corridors and residential streets.

Aims to invest in neighborhood policing to improve responsiveness, maintain a consistent presence in high-need areas, and support small business corridors and residential streets.

Supports adequate staffing and deployment planning to ensure that citywide events do not compromise routine neighborhood policing and crime deterrence.

Supports strengthening community-based public safety.

Calls for strengthening community-based public safety.

For Candidate Jay Jacky Wong on Issue public-safety:  
Believes in fixing the shelter system with fairness and accountability.

Believes in fixing the shelter system with fairness and accountability.

- Wants to expand language access and cultural competency while improving coordination between law enforcement and community partners to address local safety concerns.
- Supports strengthening "enforcement against illegal gun trafficking and invest in interagency task forces to remove illegal guns from the streets."
- Wants to expand the use of gun tracing "to identify trafficking patterns and hold repeat offenders accountable."
- Aims to invest in neighborhood policing to improve responsiveness, maintain a consistent presence in high-need areas, and support small business corridors and residential streets.
- Supports adequate staffing and deployment planning to ensure that citywide events do not compromise routine neighborhood policing and crime deterrence.
- Calls for strengthening community-based public safety.
- Believes in fixing the shelter system with fairness and accountability.

Supports increasing housing supply through mid-density, mid-rise development in appropriate locations.

Said, "Push affordability requirements beyond the current 25% under the 485X tax credit program, and explore stackable programs to deepen affordability"

Wants to "push affordability requirements beyond the current 25% under the 485X tax credit program, and explore stackable programs to deepen affordability."

Advocates for 100% affordable housing on public land to serve very low- and moderate-income New Yorkers.

Supports converting underutilized hotels and office spaces into permanent affordable housing instead of luxury redevelopment.

Supports tenants in regulated housing by preventing unreasonable rent increases and advocating for transparent, income-sensitive rent adjustments.

Prioritizes tenants in regulated housing by preventing unreasonable rent increases and advocating for transparent, income-sensitive rent adjustments.

Supports recognizing co-ops as a primary path to stable homeownership and protecting their long-term affordability.

Advocates for recognizing co-ops as a primary path to stable homeownership and protecting their long-term affordability.

- Supports increasing housing supply through mid-density, mid-rise development in appropriate locations.
- Wants to "push affordability requirements beyond the current 25% under the 485X tax credit program, and explore stackable programs to deepen affordability."
- Advocates for 100% affordable housing on public land to serve very low- and moderate-income New Yorkers.
- Supports converting underutilized hotels and office spaces into permanent affordable housing instead of luxury redevelopment.
- Prioritizes tenants in regulated housing by preventing unreasonable rent increases and advocating for transparent, income-sensitive rent adjustments.
- Advocates for recognizing co-ops as a primary path to stable homeownership and protecting their long-term affordability.

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For Candidate Jay Jacky Wong on Issue public-safety:  
Supports removing illegal guns.

Said, "Require transparent siting decisions with clear criteria, advance notice, and meaningful community input"

Said, "Strengthen oversight and accountability to ensure funding is used effectively and services are properly delivered, with a focus on measurable outcomes including placement into permanent housing"

Said, "Expand Transit Access and Reliability"

Said, "Improve bus reliability and increase service frequency on key routes"

Said, "Include underserved neighborhoods such as LES in future free bus pilot programs"

Said, "Accelerate installation of elevators at Essex Street and other high-ridership, underserved stations"

Said, "Modernize and Secure SNAP Benefits"

Supports expanding access to SCRIE and DRIE for rent-burdened households and seniors on fixed incomes, with outreach to immigrant tenants.

Said, "Fight for property tax stability and transparency to prevent sudden cost increases on working families and seniors"

Said, "Secure funding, incentives, and technical support so buildings can comply with Local Law 97 and other climate mandates without shifting excessive costs onto residents"

Said, "Oppose punitive enforcement approaches that disproportionately burden moderate-income homeowners"

Lilah Mejia is from the Lower East Side of Manhattan. She is a mother of six.

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Lilah is an outreach manager at New York Disaster Interfaith Services. She is also a community organizer with over 20 years of experience advocating for housing, education, preparedness, and mental health.

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Lilah is an outreach manager at New York Disaster Interfaith Services. She is also a community organizer with over 20 years of experience advocating for housing, education, preparedness, and mental health. 

Lilah previously ran for New York State Assembly, 65th District, in 2026 but did not win.

Lilah's campaign for State Assembly Member is her first run for public office. 

Supports protecting and fully funding public housing, preserving rent-stabilized and Mitchell-Lama housing, fighting displacement, and expanding affordable housing.

Supports protecting the New York City Housing Authority and fully funding public housing.

Supports preserving rent-stabilized and Mitchell-Lama housing, fighting displacement, and expanding affordable housing.

Advocates for holding landlords accountable for unsafe and neglectful conditions. 

Wants to support tenants in organizing and knowing their rights 

- Supports protecting the New York City Housing Authority and fully funding public housing.
- Supports preserving rent-stabilized and Mitchell-Lama housing, fighting displacement, and expanding affordable housing.
- Advocates for holding landlords accountable for unsafe and neglectful conditions. 
- Wants to support tenants in organizing and knowing their rights 

Supports strengthening infrastructure to protect against flooding and extreme weather.

- Supports strengthening infrastructure to protect against flooding and extreme weather.

Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare and home care.

- Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare and home care.

As of June 18, 2026, Lilah Mejia’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports strengthening community safety by expanding mental health support and investing in community-based solutions.

Supports investing in disaster preparedness, strengthening infrastructure, and ensuring equitable disaster recovery for working-class communities.

Believes mental health should be addressed as part of overall public safety.

Supports ensuring ADA compliance across transit, expanding services for people with disabilities, supporting families navigating disability services, investing in inclusive public spaces and programs, and advocating for dignity and independence for all.

Supports ensuring Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance across transit.

Supports expanding services for people with disabilities and supporting families navigating disability services.

Supports investing in inclusive public spaces and programs, and advocating for dignity and independence for all.

- Supports strengthening community safety by expanding mental health support and investing in community-based solutions.
- Supports investing in disaster preparedness, strengthening infrastructure, and ensuring equitable disaster recovery for working-class communities.
- Believes mental health should be addressed as part of overall public safety.
- Supports ensuring Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance across transit.
- Supports expanding services for people with disabilities and supporting families navigating disability services.
- Supports investing in inclusive public spaces and programs, and advocating for dignity and independence for all.

Supports investing in reading programs, expanding after-school and youth programs, and providing more resources for public schools.

- Supports investing in reading programs, expanding after-school and youth programs, and providing more resources for public schools.

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Mariama James is from Manhattan, New York City. She has lived in Southbridge Towers since she was three months old. She is a mother of three.

Mariama James is from Manhattan, New York City. She is a mother of three and lives in Harlem.

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