U.S. House · New York - 12

Would repeal tax breaks for high-income households, restore social-safety-net funding, expand federal child-care investment, and raise the national minimum wage with inflation indexing.

Would reduce federal income taxes on W-2 wages, pursue balanced-budget amendments and zero-based budgeting, and lower living costs through increased energy production and targeted deregulation.

Would target IRS enforcement at complex corporate and high-income returns, expand refundable tax credits for working families, require cost-of-living reviews for major economic bills, and crack down on junk fees and deceptive pricing.

Would expand federal housing tax credits and rental-assistance funding and use federal dollars to encourage pro-housing policies at the state and local levels.

Would increase the supply of affordable housing by repurposing unused offices, streamlining permits, and supporting upzoning near transit; she also backs private ownership and incentives to increase supply.

Would expand federal support for preserving affordable housing, convert underused commercial space into mixed-income workforce and senior housing, and tie broader rental assistance to current cost-of-living data.

Supports Medicare for All or a comparable universal plan, stronger Affordable Care Act subsidies, more funding for community and mental-health services, and federal action to lower prescription-drug costs.

Would increase competition and price transparency in healthcare, pass the Access to Breast Cancer Diagnosis Act, and target fraud in health-insurance programs so public coverage reaches eligible patients.

Supports Medicare for All with coverage for gender-affirming care, abortion, fertility treatment, vaccinations, and dental care; she says healthcare should be affordable, universal, and separate from employment.

Would pursue all-payer rate setting and payment reform, expand Medicare drug-price negotiation and generic competition, extend Affordable Care Act subsidies with out-of-pocket caps, and build toward automatic enrollment in a public baseline plan.

Would abolish ICE and support federal legislation giving detained noncitizens due process, including access to lawyers and family members.

Supports due process for everyone and would abolish ICE, arguing that the agency has repeatedly violated constitutional protections for people in immigration custody.

Would expand legal pathways, increase immigration-court capacity and legal support, narrow ICE activity to serious threats, reduce detention, protect due process and counsel, and preserve sanctuary-city principles.

Would require universal background checks, restore the federal assault-weapons ban, support a national red-flag law, increase mental-health investment, oppose unwanted National Guard deployments, and support a federal Clean Slate Act.

Would prioritize law enforcement and first responders, provide federal prosecutors resources to address retail theft, drug trafficking and subway assaults, expand mental-health programs, and use federal incentives to address homelessness.

Would codify and enforce federal civil-rights protections for LGBTQIA+ people, homeless people, incarcerated people, and noncitizens, and says due process must apply to everyone.

Would fund clinicians alongside or instead of police for mental-health crises, expand community violence intervention, improve transit safety without over-policing, and condition federal safety funds on use-of-force and racial-disparity reporting.

Says Congress must impeach officials who violate their oaths of office, and vows to introduce Articles of Impeachment on her first day if elected.

Would use House oversight hearings to investigate ICE abuses, tariff costs, corruption, vaccine policy, and Justice Department conduct, and supports tighter dark-money regulation and aggressive oversight of pay-to-play and conflicts of interest.

Would create a House accountability package using targeted investigations, subpoena power and appropriations restrictions; she also supports protecting inspectors general and whistleblowers, election-money transparency, and federal-contractor oversight.

Would impose an arms embargo on Israel, end U.S. taxpayer funding for Israel, and reduce the military's global footprint while redirecting resources toward domestic needs.

Would strengthen U.S. alliances, require congressional authorization for military action, prioritize diplomacy and de-escalation, and treat force as a last resort with clear objectives and accountability.

Supports Israel and says the United States should stand with its allies; she favors a peace-through-strength approach, strategic economic diplomacy, and domestic innovation to counter adversaries.

Would apply the Leahy Law to U.S. assistance to allies and adversaries, require individual votes on arms transfers with public end-use monitoring, and require Congress to authorize wars before they begin.