Jaime R. Williams
IncumbentImmigrant
Primary Election
Open seat in Brooklyn district 59 draws two Democratic candidates
The race for New York Assembly District 59 is an open seat with no incumbent on the ballot. Two Democratic candidates, Jaime R. Williams and Jibreel Jalloh, are competing in the June 23, 2026 primary. Key issues include affordability, quality education, public safety, infrastructure, and food insecurity.
Jaime R. Williams
IncumbentImmigrant
Jibreel Jalloh
Community organizer
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Affordability & Lower Cost of Living
Jaime R. Williams is committed to making life more affordable for working families through property tax reform, supporting seniors and veterans, funding universal childcare and healthcare, and bolstering small businesses.
Jaime R. Williams
Jaime R. Williams is committed to making life more affordable for working families, including preventing an economic attack on homeowners, property tax reform, and supporting seniors and veterans.
Jibreel Jalloh
Supports funding universal childcare, healthcare, and expanding access to fresh and affordable food to lower the cost of living.
Quality Education
Williams supports quality education by modernizing school facilities, expanding after-school and summer programs, and connecting students to career and college pathways.
Jaime R. Williams
Williams supports quality education as a key issue.
Jibreel Jalloh
Supports modernizing school facilities, expanding after-school and summer programs, and connecting students to career and college pathways.
Public Safety / Gun Violence Prevention
Williams advocates for public safety and gun violence prevention by funding prevention programs, expanding youth jobs programs, and strengthening mental health and crisis response services.
Jaime R. Williams
Williams advocates for quality of life public safety and gun violence prevention.
Jibreel Jalloh
Supports funding prevention programs, expanding youth jobs programs, and strengthening mental health and crisis response services to end gun violence.
Researched & verified Jun 22, 2026. Compiled from verified public sources; claims that failed verification are excluded.