NY Senate · District 28

Would restore judicial discretion to consider public-safety risks for repeat violent offenders while preserving protections for low-income people charged with nonviolent offenses. She also proposes transparent, auditable, bias-tested risk tools and tighter shelter rules near schools and playgrounds.

Said the final 2026-27 budget increases public safety.

Would overhaul property-tax assessments for multifamily rental buildings, tie housing exemptions to long-term affordability, and remove long-term vacant units from rent-stabilization constraints when extensive rehabilitation is needed. She also proposes repair credits and returning rehabilitated units to market rate.

Said the final 2026-27 budget invests in housing affordability, including raising the SCRIE and DRIE income-eligibility cap.

Would prioritize reliable, zero-emission baseload power by investing in nuclear energy and exploring a reopening or replacement of Indian Point's capacity. She also proposes lifting the fracking ban, opposing infrastructure spending she considers inefficient, and requiring grid-reliability and emissions accounting.

Sponsors the NY HEAT Act, which would align gas-utility regulation with New York's climate targets, create an affordable gas-transition plan, and redirect investment toward electrification and other clean-energy alternatives while protecting customers from excessive energy burdens and preserving reliable service.

Said she was pleased that the Legislature negotiated wins including access to education.

Supports expanding charter schools and adding civics education, identifying both as education priorities in her campaign principles. The statement does not specify a funding formula, curriculum standard, or implementation timeline for either proposal.