Edward Lee

Opposes the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, saying that although it is presented as giving tenants a chance to buy their buildings, it gives nonprofits priority purchasing rights instead.

Pledges never to take money from AIPAC and says he will work to have it reclassified as a foreign lobby, as part of a goal of removing foreign influence from the political system.

Wants to end congestion pricing and keep the 59th Street Bridge free, and supports a complete audit of the MTA.

Lists as his top three priorities fighting corruption and promoting transparency, restoring balance to New York City politics to stop the Democratic Socialists of America, and increasing civic participation. On the Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais ruling, says those who oppose it should still follow the rule of the land.

Supports charter schools and school choice, saying education money should follow the child, and wants to restore bankruptcy rights for student loans.

Supports back pay for workers fired for refusing a vaccine he says did not pass normal safety tests, and wants state resources to help businesses get speech-to-text devices to serve deafblind customers. Would expand statewide a Bronx program that replaces private lead water service lines for free.

Says climate activism has been taken over by those it was meant to regulate and that industry must be decoupled from the activism designed to hold it accountable.