Nily D. Rozic is the only candidate on the ballot for this seat. You can also write in a candidate whose name isn't printed on the ballot.
Nily D. Rozic, in the Assembly since 2013, is the only candidate
Nily D. Rozic has held the seat since 2013 and was re-elected in 2024 with 52.9% of the vote. Her 2026 Democratic primary was canceled, and she is the only candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot.
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Issues
End-of-life care and public health
New York's medical aid in dying act was signed into law on Feb. 6, 2026, together with a law on requirements for the medical professionals and health care facilities that provide medication for medical aid in dying.
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Voted against the medical aid in dying act and against the 2026 law on requirements for medical professionals and health care facilities that provide medication for medical aid in dying; both were signed Feb. 6, 2026. Sponsored the 2023 law barring sales of over-the-counter diet pills and weight-loss or muscle-building supplements to people under 18.
The Legislature passes the state budget, which for 2026-27 was signed into law in May 2026, and sets rules for businesses and employers, such as how close retail cannabis dispensaries may be to schools and houses of worship, changed by a law signed in February 2026.
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Wants higher wages for workers, better transit service and improved government services. Voted for the 2026-27 budget bill and against the February 2026 law changing how close cannabis dispensaries may be to schools and houses of worship. Sponsored a bill requiring employers to get employees' written acknowledgement of sexual harassment prevention policies and a law requiring card-skimming notices where electronic benefit cards are accepted.
Whether hospitals and state programs serve people with limited English, and the DREAM Act, have been part of the campaign's platform and the Assembly's work.
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Has spoken out for the DREAM Act. Sponsored laws requiring general hospitals to provide language assistance services and develop a language assistance program (signed December 2025) and providing language access services for injured workers with limited English proficiency (signed September 2023).