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Shery A. Olivo

REPUBLICAN

Shery A. Olivo is running for New York Member of Assembly, District 86, Republican Primary.

Personal background

Shery Olivo is from the Bronx, New York. She attended Morris High School. She has a degree in culinary arts from Monroe College and a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of New Mexico. She lives with her husband and two children, Max and Alaia, in the Claremont neighborhood.

Professional background

Shery is a former member of the New Mexico House of Representatives. She worked at the New Mexico House of Representatives from 2013 to 2015. She previously worked on the Education Committee and the Health and Human Services Committee.

Political background

Shery's run for office is her first entry into politics

Economy

Supports strengthening small businesses, supporting entrepreneurship, and creating opportunities in the borough.

Supports reducing red tape for small businesses, providing local grants, and expanding training programs for women- and minority-owned businesses.

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Energy & the Environment

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Healthcare

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Voting & Elections

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Public Safety

Supports community-based solutions, including increased neighborhood patrols, youth programs, and building trust between residents and law enforcement.

Supports holding repeat violent offenders accountable, strengthening public safety, and investing in youth programs.

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Education

Supports expanding after-school programs, mentorship, and literacy initiatives to help Bronx students succeed.

Supports more funding for local schools, after-school programs, and initiatives that prepare students for college and careers, particularly in underfunded neighborhoods.

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Housing & Urban Development

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