Zinerman advocates for stabilizing housing costs and preventing displacement. She supports strengthening rent stabilization and tenant protection laws, cracking down on landlord harassment and illegal evictions, expanding free legal representation for tenants, and fighting for Good Cause Eviction protections statewide. She also defends homeowners from deed theft and foreclosure by strengthening protections, expanding legal assistance, and holding banks accountable. She promotes expanding homeownership through down payment assistance, community land trusts, and stricter regulations on investor speculation. She opposes luxury developments that don't serve community needs and supports community benefit agreements and commercial rent stabilization.

Michael Bailey supports new affordable housing in Bed-Stuy but calls for deeper affordability that reflects the actual income levels of current residents. He notes that over 27% of Bed-Stuy households earn less than 30% of Area Median Income, while only 19% of rental units are affordable at that level, and that nearly 30% of residents spend over half their income on rent. He advocates for stronger tenant protections and opportunities for working families to stay and build wealth in the neighborhood.

Defend rent control, pass the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act, protect NYCHA from privatization, expand Good Cause Eviction, support a Social Housing Development Authority to build deeply affordable units, and fight deed theft.

Zinerman supports environmental justice for frontline neighborhoods as part of her Equity & Inclusion agenda.

Fight for a Green New Deal for New York, oppose new fossil-fuel infrastructure, fund climate resilience, support the Build Public Renewables Act, and push for green schoolyards and renewable energy upgrades in schools.

Zinerman supports investing in young people through community-based youth development programs, civic and leadership training, workforce training, and career preparation.

Fully fund public schools, guarantee free childcare, and fight for free universal CUNY and SUNY. Supports the Universal Child Care Act, the Green Schools for a Healthier New York platform, and opposes charter school privatization.

Zinerman supports LGBTQ+ protections and affirming community resources as part of her Equity & Inclusion agenda.

Defend gender-affirming care, expand resources for at-risk LGBTQI+ youth, fight Trump's attacks, support the Gender Identity Respect, Dignity, and Safety Act for incarcerated individuals, and create a suicide prevention task force.

Zinerman supports protecting healthcare access by defending the Affordable Care Act, expanding Medicaid, fighting for lower prescription drug costs, supporting community health centers in underserved neighborhoods, and ensuring mental health services are accessible and affordable.

Guarantee free healthcare and reproductive rights for all New Yorkers. Supports the New York Health Act for universal healthcare free at point of service, including maternity care, abortion, gender-affirming care, and full funding for Brooklyn hospitals.

Michael Bailey supports a court ruling that bars ICE from making immigration arrests in New York City courthouses, arguing that courts should be places of justice and due process, not fear and intimidation. He believes that constitutional rights only matter when people can safely exercise them, and that immigrant communities contribute to neighborhoods, small businesses, culture, and the economy.

Pass the NY For All Act to stop state and local cooperation with ICE, support the Dignity Not Detention bill, extend healthcare and unemployment benefits regardless of status, and ensure quality legal representation for immigrants.

Zinerman supports policies to grow the economy from the bottom up and middle out, including community hiring laws that require public projects to hire locally with family-sustaining wages, expanding apprenticeship programs in construction, healthcare, tech, and green energy, supporting skills training and vocational programs, and partnering with unions and community colleges. She also advocates for raising the minimum wage, strengthening worker protections, fighting wage theft, and ensuring fair scheduling and overtime for gig workers and contract employees.

Stand with workers, protect union rights, fight for a $30/hr state minimum wage, reform the Taylor Law to allow public unions the right to strike, and ensure union jobs in public renewable energy, green schools, and social housing.

Zinerman's platform includes expanding the Volunteer Health Corps, protecting elders from scams, creating youth pathways and safety programs, and improving mental health accessibility.

Fight utility rate hikes, hold monopolies like ConEd and National Grid accountable, and push for full implementation of the Build Public Renewables Act to create publicly-owned, union-built renewable energy.

Zinerman's platform includes supporting women and families on reproductive rights, childcare access, and pay equity as part of her Equity & Inclusion agenda.

Abortion is healthcare; supports reproductive healthcare on demand, contraception, comprehensive sex education, STI prevention, and prenatal/postpartum care. Part of broader healthcare platform.

End US funding for genocide, vote for the Not on Our Dime Act to stop New York institutions from supporting illegal settlements, support the BDS movement, and oppose US funding for wars and sanctions against Iran, Cuba, and other countries.