Jomo M. Williams

Supports a two-state solution, with a secure, sovereign state for both Israelis and Palestinians, and opposes violence against civilian populations.

Wants to cut the red tape that drives up building costs and put local property ownership ahead of corporate monopolies, so residents and small businesses can own homes and commercial space. Treats stable baseline housing as infrastructure workers need.

Proposes a guaranteed job for every able-bodied citizen, working on infrastructure, public safety and civic upkeep, in place of unconditional welfare. The program would be an employer of last resort, funded federally but directed by municipal governments and neighborhood boards.

Treats basic health care, along with housing, childcare and vocational education, as critical infrastructure people need to compete economically.

Opposes defunding the police, wants public safety fully funded, and calls for a complete overhaul of the criminal justice system.

Supports voter ID requirements. His campaign website says he has a pending lawsuit against the Board of Elections in New York County Supreme Court over what it calls election-system loopholes.