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Benjamin Yee is from New York City. He attended P.S. 234, East Side Middle, and Bronx Science High School.

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Benjamin Yee is from New York City. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in economics and political science and a degree in international relations from The London School of Economics and Political Science. 

Benjamin is an educator and technologist. He previously worked at an EdTech startup, where he helped build virtual classrooms and AI tools. He also served as secretary of the Manhattan Democratic Party and coordinated efforts for the 2009 vote for marriage equality in New York.

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Benjamin is an educator and technologist. He previously worked at an EdTech startup, where he helped build virtual classrooms and AI tools. He also served as secretary of the Manhattan Democratic Party.

Ben is currently a member of the New York State Democratic Committee representing Lower Manhattan. He was first elected in 2016.

Supports implementing progressive taxes on high-end real estate and top-tier income earners to address housing and transit crises.

Supports implementing progressive taxes on high-end real estate and high-tier income earners to address housing and transit crises.

- Supports implementing progressive taxes on high-end real estate and high-tier income earners to address housing and transit crises.

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

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Supports measures to enhance public safety.

Supports K-12 age-appropriate education on consent.

Healthcare

Supports strengthening NYC Home Rule to grant the city constitutionally protected authority over local taxation, land use, and elections, advocating for routine self-governance without needing state permission.

Supports strengthening NYC Home Rule to grant the city constitutionally protected authority over local taxation, land use, and elections.

Supports treating federal overreach as a threat to civil rights and ensuring New York remains a safe harbor for reproductive care, gender-affirming care, and immigrant families.

Supports treating federal overreach as a threat to civil rights to ensure New York remains a safe harbor for reproductive care, gender-affirming care, and immigrant families.

- Supports strengthening NYC Home Rule to grant the city constitutionally protected authority over local taxation, land use, and elections.
- Supports treating federal overreach as a threat to civil rights to ensure New York remains a safe harbor for reproductive care, gender-affirming care, and immigrant families.

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For Candidate Benjamin Yee on Issue public-safety: Advocates for strict prohibitions on state and local cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and plans to sponsor the New York for All Act to protect residents from federal deportation efforts.

Advocates for strict prohibitions on state and local cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and plans to sponsor the New York for All Act to protect residents from federal deportation efforts.

Supports transforming the carceral system through rehabilitation and endorses the Second Look Act, Earned Time Act, Marvin Mayfield Act, and Elder Parole.

Believes in investing in approaches that address instability, untreated illness, and systemic failure "rather than managing the consequences after the fact."

- Advocates for strict prohibitions on state and local cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and plans to sponsor the New York for All Act to protect residents from federal deportation efforts.
- Supports transforming the carceral system through rehabilitation and endorses the Second Look Act, Earned Time Act, Marvin Mayfield Act, and Elder Parole.
- Believes in investing in approaches that address instability, untreated illness, and systemic failure "rather than managing the consequences after the fact."

Public Safety

Supports expanding civics education as essential for protecting democratic institutions and ensuring a functional democracy.

Supports modernizing the education curriculum to include mandatory civics, consent education, and financial fluency.

- Supports expanding civics education as essential for protecting democratic institutions and ensuring a functional democracy.
- Supports modernizing the education curriculum to include mandatory civics, consent education, and financial fluency.

Education

Supports drastically reducing rent pressure in urban areas by expanding the metro area and developing regional public transportation plans.

Supports passing pied-a-terre and vacancy taxes to reduce the incentive for international capital to treat New York City housing as an investment rather than a place for residents.

Supports passing pied-a-terre and vacancy taxes to reduce the incentive for international capital to "treat New York City housing as an investment rather than a place for residents."

Supports increasing mandatory affordable housing for tax breaks to 35%.

Supports providing grants to municipal governments for creating comprehensive development plans approved by local legislators.

Supports requiring any development on State Land to include a minimum of 50% affordable housing, with incentives for more.

Supports creating an Affordable Housing lockbox funded by vacancy and pied-à-terre taxes to support high-density, affordable housing near economic hubs in New York State.

Supports improving tenant protections by eliminating the housing court blacklist, reforming housing court, and funding right-to-counsel for tenants.

- Supports drastically reducing rent pressure in urban areas by expanding the metro area and developing regional public transportation plans.
- Supports passing pied-a-terre and vacancy taxes to reduce the incentive for international capital to "treat New York City housing as an investment rather than a place for residents."
- Supports increasing mandatory affordable housing for tax breaks to 35%.
- Supports providing grants to municipal governments for creating comprehensive development plans approved by local legislators.
- Supports requiring any development on State Land to include a minimum of 50% affordable housing, with incentives for more.
- Supports creating an Affordable Housing lockbox funded by vacancy and pied-à-terre taxes to support high-density, affordable housing near economic hubs in New York State.
- Supports drastically reducing rent pressure in urban areas by expanding the metro area and developing regional public transportation plans.
- Supports improving tenant protections by eliminating the housing court blacklist, reforming housing court, and funding right-to-counsel for tenants.

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Benjamin Yee

- Supports treating federal overreach as a threat to civil rights to ensure New York remains a safe harbor for reproductive care, gender-affirming care, and immigrant families.

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Supports New York as a safe harbor for reproductive care, gender-affirming care, and immigrant families, opposing federal overreach in healthcare.

Supports prohibiting state and local resources from facilitating federal deportation and aims to sponsor the New York for All Act to protect residents from federal overreach.

Corinne Arnold is from Ohio. She attended Ohio State University. She has a bachelor’s degree in economics with a minor in business from Ohio State University. She lives in the Union Square neighborhood.

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Corinne Arnold is originally from Ohio. She has a bachelor’s degree in economics with a minor in business from Ohio State University. She lives in the Union Square neighborhood.

Corinne is a co-managing partner at EZ Election Solutions, where she has been since co-founding the company in 2020.

Campaign Insiders: A Q&A with AD-66 Candidate Corinne Arnold

Corinne is a co-managing partner at EZ Election Solutions,.

Corrine's campaign for District 66 assemblymember is her first run for public office.

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

Aims to address untreated mental health challenges and substance use by advocating for stronger services and better coordination to improve safety and long-term stability.

Supports stronger services and better coordination to improve safety and long-term stability to address untreated mental health challenges and substance use.

Supports implementing clear, enforceable rules for e-bikes and holding app companies accountable for safety impacts, emphasizing that streets and sidewalks should be safe for everyone, including pedestrians, riders, and drivers.

Supports implementing rules for e-bikes and holding app companies accountable for safety impacts.

- Supports stronger services and better coordination to improve safety and long-term stability to address untreated mental health challenges and substance use.
- Supports implementing rules for e-bikes and holding app companies accountable for safety impacts.

Supports increasing access to advanced learning opportunities and investing in earlier academic support.

Aims to expand neighborhood capacity where demand exceeds the number of available seats and explore creating additional schools.

- Supports increasing access to advanced learning opportunities and investing in earlier academic support.
- Aims to expand neighborhood capacity where demand exceeds the number of available seats and explore creating additional schools.

Aims to lower costs for both homeowners and tenants and ensure that homeowners aren't pushed out due to maintenance and housing expenses.

Advocates creating a state-level advisory committee focused on issues related to co-ops and condos.

Supports rehabilitating existing housing and "bringing vacant apartments back online through targeted incentives."

- Aims to lower costs for both homeowners and tenants and ensure that homeowners aren't pushed out due to maintenance and housing expenses.
- Advocates creating a state-level advisory committee focused on issues related to co-ops and condos.
- Supports rehabilitating existing housing and "bringing vacant apartments back online through targeted incentives."

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Believes escalating taxes, insurance costs, and regulatory burdens are pricing longtime residents out of their homes.

Aims to address rising costs for co-ops, condos, and small property owners to keep people in their homes and communities.

Supports establishing a state-level advisory committee focused on co-op and condo challenges.

Believes in doing more to support victims by ensuring they are heard, protected, and not left behind in the system.

Believes housing is the defining challenge for the community, highlighting issues such as low vacancy rates, rising rents, and escalating costs for co-op and condo owners that are pricing longtime residents out of their homes.

David Siffert is from Manhattan. He has a bachelor 27s degree from the University of Chicago and a law degree from New York University. He lives in the East Village with his wife, Marissa, and their toddler.

The Candidates 2026: David Siffert for Assembly District 66

David Siffert is from Manhattan. They have a bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago and a law degree from New York University. They live in the East Village with their wife, Marissa, and their toddler.

David is a legal expert and law professor. He teaches about the New York State legislature at NYU School of Law. He is also the founding executive director of NYU's State Government Initiative. David previously served as legal director for the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, where he advocated for privacy and aimed to end government surveillance. He also previously worked as a litigator in private practice and as a tax lawyer. David clerked for the New York Court of Appeals and for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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David is a law professor. They teach about the New York State legislature at NYU School of Law. They are also the founding executive director of NYU's State Government Initiative. David previously served as legal director for the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, where they advocated for privacy and aimed to end government surveillance. They also previously worked as a litigator in private practice and as a tax lawyer. David clerked for the New York Court of Appeals and for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

David previously ran for New York State Assembly member in 2026 but did not win.

David's campaign for State Assembly member is their first run for public office.

Supports passing the EmPIRE Worker Protection Act to enhance wage law enforcement, particularly for immigrant New Yorkers.

Supports passing the Fair Pricing Act to prevent hospitals from overcharging Medicaid and union health funds.

Supports passing the Neighborhood Small Business Rent Increase Exemption, which would provide landlords a tax abatement for signing low-increase, 10-year leases with small businesses.

Supports taxing deliveries from online retail conglomerates and incentivizing in-store purchasing.

Supports instituting commercial rent stabilization for small businesses in New York City.

Supports a commercial vacancy tax on storefronts that have been vacant for more than six months.

Supports increasing income taxes on the wealthiest New Yorkers and corporations.

- Supports passing the EmPIRE Worker Protection Act to enhance wage law enforcement, particularly for immigrant New Yorkers.
- Supports passing the Fair Pricing Act to prevent hospitals from overcharging Medicaid and union health funds.
- Supports passing the Neighborhood Small Business Rent Increase Exemption, which would provide landlords a tax abatement for signing low-increase, 10-year leases with small businesses.
- Supports taxing deliveries from online retail conglomerates and incentivizing in-store purchasing.
- Supports instituting commercial rent stabilization for small businesses in New York City.
- Supports a commercial vacancy tax on storefronts that have been vacant for more than six months. 
- Supports increasing income taxes on the wealthiest New Yorkers and corporations.

Supports ending construction of all new fossil fuel infrastructure.

Supports passing the entire New York Home Energy Assistance Program (NY HEAT) Act.

Supports building large-scale solar energy projects.

Supports flood protection for waterfront communities, advocating for transparency and community involvement in environmental initiatives.

Supports creating and protecting green spaces.

Supports funding and promoting community solar projects.

Supports ending subsidies for fossil fuels.

Supports ending subsidies for fossil fuels by passing the Stop Funding Polluter Handouts Act.

Supports the development of offshore wind energy.

- Supports ending construction of all new fossil fuel infrastructure.
- Supports passing the entire New York Home Energy Assistance Program (NY HEAT) Act.
- Supports building large-scale solar energy projects.
- Supports flood protection for waterfront communities, advocating for transparency and community involvement in environmental initiatives.
- Supports creating and protecting green spaces.
- Supports funding and promoting community solar projects.
- Supports ending subsidies for fossil fuels by passing the Stop Funding Polluter Handouts Act.
- Supports the development of offshore wind energy.

Supports expanding the New York Abortion Access Fund.

Supports expanding Medicaid coverage for maternity patients and newborns.

Supports enacting comprehensive laws to protect the privacy of individuals seeking reproductive healthcare.

Supports expanding protections for pregnant incarcerated people, such as access to nurseries and lactation rooms and banning dangerous restraints.

Supports access to abortion and gender-affirming healthcare.

- Supports expanding the New York Abortion Access Fund.
- Supports expanding Medicaid coverage for maternity patients and newborns.
- Supports enacting comprehensive laws to protect the privacy of individuals seeking reproductive healthcare.
- Supports expanding protections for pregnant incarcerated people, such as access to nurseries and lactation rooms and banning dangerous restraints.
- Supports access to abortion and gender-affirming healthcare.

Supports passing a constitutional amendment for same-day voter registration.

- Supports passing a constitutional amendment for same-day voter registration.

Supports the "Communities Not Cages" initiative to end "draconian sentencing."

Supports expanding funding for afterschool programs to divert youth from criminal activity.

Supports investing in harm reduction centers.

Supports funding for supportive housing and comprehensive mental health and addiction services to address crime's root causes.

Supports expanding the social safety net to prevent theft out of necessity.

Supports holding delivery apps accountable for the conduct of their drivers and bikers, including tracking violations and paying fines when their drivers and bikers break the law.

Supports transparency in parole board decisions.

Supports limiting law enforcement access to sensitive data.

Supports banning facial recognition technology.

As a city council member, supported legislation increasing New York Police Department (NYPD) transparency, including surveillance technology disclosure requirements.

As a city council member, worked to ban facial recognition building entry systems, citing inaccuracy and vulnerability to break-ins.

Worked to ban facial recognition building entry systems, citing inaccuracy and vulnerability to break-ins.

Supports the Justice Roadmap package to address discrimination in New York's criminal and immigration legal systems.

Supports the Gender Identity Respect, Dignity, and Safety (GIRDS) Act, which would protect the rights of incarcerated transgender New Yorkers.

Supports the Gender Identity Respect, Dignity, and Safety (GIRDS) Act to protect the rights of incarcerated transgender New Yorkers.

Supports legislation protecting union organizers from retaliatory lawsuits by employers.

Supports the decriminalization of sex work, and co-sponsored legislation that would do so.

- Supports the "Communities Not Cages" initiative to end "draconian sentencing."
- Supports expanding funding for afterschool programs to divert youth from criminal activity.
- Supports investing in harm reduction centers.
- Supports funding for supportive housing and comprehensive mental health and addiction services to address crime's root causes.
- Supports expanding the social safety net to prevent theft out of necessity.
- Supports holding delivery apps accountable for the conduct of their drivers and bikers, including tracking violations and paying fines when their drivers and bikers break the law.
- Supports transparency in parole board decisions.
- Supports limiting law enforcement access to sensitive data.
- Supports banning facial recognition technology.
- As a city council member, supported legislation increasing New York Police Department (NYPD) transparency, including surveillance technology disclosure requirements.
- Worked to ban facial recognition building entry systems, citing inaccuracy and vulnerability to break-ins.
- Supports the Justice Roadmap package to address discrimination in New York's criminal and immigration legal systems.
- Supports the Gender Identity Respect, Dignity, and Safety (GIRDS) Act to protect the rights of incarcerated transgender New Yorkers.
- Supports legislation protecting union organizers from retaliatory lawsuits by employers.
- Supports the decriminalization of sex work, and co-sponsored legislation that would do so.

Supports the Healthy and Safe Students Act to provide LGBTQIA+-inclusive sex education in schools.

Supports expanding funding for mental healthcare in shelters, schools, and prisons.

Supports changing liability rules so schools can donate leftover food instead of throwing it away while families go hungry.

Supports changing liability rules so schools can donate leftover food instead of throwing it away.

- Supports the Healthy and Safe Students Act to provide LGBTQIA+-inclusive sex education in schools.
- Supports expanding funding for mental healthcare in shelters, schools, and prisons.
- Supports changing liability rules so schools can donate leftover food instead of throwing it away.

Supports increasing construction of affordable housing by passing the Social Housing Development Authority Act.

Supports increasing funding for supportive housing and providing "wraparound services" to reduce homelessness.

Supports requiring landlords to make accessibility accommodations for older New Yorkers, with state funding if costs are "unreasonable."

- Supports increasing construction of affordable housing by passing the Social Housing Development Authority Act.
- Supports increasing funding for supportive housing and providing "wraparound services" to reduce homelessness.
- Supports requiring landlords to make accessibility accommodations for older New Yorkers, with state funding if costs are "unreasonable."

David Siffert

David Siffert is from Manhattan. He has a bachelor 27s degree from the University of Chicago and a law degree from New York University. David lives in the East Village with his wife, Marissa, and their two-year-old child.

David is an attorney. He previously served as legal director at the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (STOP), where he advocated for privacy rights and fought against government surveillance. He also worked as a litigator in private practice and as a tax lawyer. David clerked for the New York Court of Appeals and for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. 

David Siffert is from Manhattan. He has a bachelor 27s degree from the University of Chicago and a law degree from New York University. He lives in the East Village with his wife, Marissa, and their two-year-old child.

David is a law professor. He works at New York University School of Law, where he teaches a class on the New York State legislature and pairs students with legislators to draft and pass bills. He previously worked at the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project as Legal Director; at NYU’s State Government Initiative as founding Executive Director; at the Center on Civil Justice at NYU Law as Director of Research & Projects; in private practice as a litigator and as a tax lawyer; and as a law clerk for both the New York Court of Appeals and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

David Siffert's campaign for New York State Assembly District 66 is their first entry into politics.

David is an attorney and law professor. He teaches a class on the New York State legislature at NYU School of Law. He also serves as the founding executive director of NYU's State Government Initiative, which aims to help state government better serve the public. David previously worked as a litigator in private practice and as a tax lawyer. He also clerked for the New York Court of Appeals and the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. David previously served as legal director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, where he advocated for privacy and civil rights. 

David previously served as a judicial delegate for the 66th Assembly District.

Supports fighting for flood protection for waterfront communities, emphasizing the need for transparency and community engagement.

Supports creating and preserving green spaces.

Supports advocating for the Governor to exercise clemency powers.

Furhan Ahmad is from Elmhurst, Queens. He has an associate's degree in forensic science from the Borough of Manhattan Community College. He is engaged to his fiancée, Anjula Acharia, and lives in the West Village.

The Candidates 2026: Furhan Ahmad for Assembly District 66

Furhan Ahmad is from Elmhurst, Queens. He has an associate's degree in forensic science from the Borough of Manhattan Community College and a bachelor's degree that he completed in Hunter College. He is engaged to his fiancée, Anjula Acharia, and lives in the West Village.

Furhan is a first responder. He has served as an emergency medical technician (EMT), police officer, and firefighter for more than two decades. He is also a lifelong union member.

Lifelong Union Member Furhan Ahmad Earns Major Labor ...

Furhan is a first responder. He has served as an emergency medical technician (EMT), police officer, and firefighter. 

Furhan previously ran for New York City Council in 2023 and for New York State Assembly in 2026, but did not win.

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Supports the Commercial Rent Stabilization Act (S8319 / A5568).

Supports the Commercial Rent Stabilization Act.

Supports expanding state funding under the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act.

Supports increasing funding for the Housing Access Voucher Program from $50 million to $250 million.

- Supports the Commercial Rent Stabilization Act.
- Supports expanding state funding under the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act.
- Supports increasing funding for the Housing Access Voucher Program from $50 million to $250 million.

Supports investing in infrastructure to protect small businesses from flooding and storm damage.

Supports climate resilience funding and investing in infrastructure to protect small businesses from flooding and storm damage.

Supports integrating mental health support resources into climate emergency response.

- Supports climate resilience funding and investing in infrastructure to protect small businesses from flooding and storm damage.
- Supports integrating mental health support resources into climate emergency response.

Supports expanding substance use treatment services, including outpatient, inpatient, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT).

Supports integrating addiction specialists into B-HEARD and other crisis response programs.

Wants to assist families in finding home care services.

Supports connecting residents to affirming healthcare providers and legal support for out-of-state medical protections.

Wants to assist with insurance denials and appeals.

Wants to assist with medical insurance denials and appeals.

Wants to connect residents to climate health resources, including heat emergency support and air quality alerts.

- Supports expanding substance use treatment services, including outpatient, inpatient, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT).
- Supports integrating addiction specialists into B-HEARD and other crisis response programs.
- Wants to assist families in finding home care services.
- Supports connecting residents to affirming healthcare providers and legal support for out-of-state medical protections.
- Wants to assist with medical insurance denials and appeals.
- Wants to connect residents to climate health resources, including heat emergency support and air quality alerts.

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

Supports expanding non-police mental health crisis response and investing in preventive measures.

Supports public health-based investments in community safety.

Believes in expanding supportive housing to enhance public safety.

Supports the "Raise the Age" legislation, which increased the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 18, and wants to provide more support for youth.

Wants to fix the discovery process so it functions properly.

- Supports expanding non-police mental health crisis response and investing in preventive measures.
- Supports public health-based investments in community safety.
- Believes in expanding supportive housing to enhance public safety.
- Supports bail reform.
- Supports the "Raise the Age" legislation, which increased the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 18, and wants to provide more support for youth.
- Wants to fix the discovery process so it functions properly.

Supports access to gender-affirming healthcare.

Supports "shield laws" that protect patients and healthcare providers.

Supports "shield laws," seeking to protect patients and healthcare providers.

Supports the HIV Decriminalization Act, which removes criminal penalties for HIV transmission and exposure.

- Supports access to gender-affirming healthcare.
- Supports "shield laws," seeking to protect patients and healthcare providers.
- Supports the HIV Decriminalization Act, which removes criminal penalties for HIV transmission and exposure.

Supports expanding the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) and the Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE) to protect seniors from displacement.

Supports preserving the Mitchell-Lama housing program to maintain long-term affordable housing.

Supports advocating for climate retrofits and weatherization in senior housing.

- Supports expanding the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) and the Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE) to protect seniors from displacement.
- Supports preserving the Mitchell-Lama housing program to maintain long-term affordable housing.
- Supports advocating for climate retrofits and weatherization in senior housing.
- Supports funding for LGBTQ+ youth housing and mandates for safe shelter.
- Supports expanding supportive housing programs.
- Supports advocating for climate-resilient design standards in all new supportive housing.
- Supports expanding "Good Cause Eviction" policies, which prevent landlords from evicting tenants without just cause.
- Supports the Housing Access Voucher Program (HAVP) and aims to increase its funding from $50 million to $250 million.
- Supports tenant protections that address climate-related displacement.

Furhan Ahmad

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