Valdez supports Medicare for All, pledging to sponsor it on Day One. She argues that health insurance corporations profit while people are uninsured or underinsured, and that healthcare is a human right.

Reynoso delivered $45 million for Black maternal health and supports Medicare for All to guarantee healthcare as a right, regardless of income, job, or zip code.

Julie Won supports universal healthcare for all, stating that nobody should go bankrupt because they got sick, ration insulin, or skip a doctor's visit due to cost. She criticizes the current health insurance system as a maze of paperwork, denials, and costs designed to discourage care.

Kumar supports Medicare for All and immediate reforms such as expanding ACA coverage, making prescription drugs affordable, and eliminating preexisting condition exclusions. He views healthcare as a fundamental right.

Valdez advocates for universal rent control, public investment in housing supply, the right to a safe home, and tenant power with landlord accountability. She notes 77% of NY-7 residents are tenants and she would be a tenant member of Congress.

Reynoso advocates for repealing the Faircloth Amendment, investing in public housing at scale, and ensuring working people can afford to stay in their communities. He has fought for more affordable housing in every neighborhood.

Kumar aims to protect families from losing their homes and make stable housing possible for every generation.

Valdez calls for abolishing and dismantling ICE, ending for-profit detention, demilitarizing the border, and prosecuting ICE agents who break the law. She supports a path to lawful permanent residence, the DREAM Act, expanding immigration judges, and protecting immigrant workers' right to organize. She also addresses root causes of migration such as U.S. intervention, climate change, and trade policy.

Antonio Reynoso ended NYPD coordination with ICE on Rikers Island and helped immigrants access work permits and legal support. He supports abolishing ICE and using all available tools to protect immigrant families.

Vichal Kumar advocates for dismantling ICE, stopping the expansion of detention centers, and halting the deportation machine. He supports immigration policies that prioritize protecting families and communities, restoring due process, and creating permanent pathways for those seeking to fulfill their dreams in the U.S.

Kumar supports Puerto Rico's full control over its political and economic future.

Reynoso has fought to keep childcare centers open, support small businesses, and deliver investments that lower costs. He supports taxing the rich, taking on corporate greed, and building an economy that works for working people.

Won supports prenatal and postpartum care that prioritizes the mother, including home visits with lactation consultants, postpartum depression care, conscious care, and midwives, so that giving birth does not lead to financial ruin.

Kumar advocates for reducing costs so that they leave room to live, rather than taking more and giving less.

Valdez supports tough AI regulation, including a moratorium on new data center construction (the AI Data Center Moratorium Act), opt-in consent for generative AI, a 32-hour work week with no pay reduction, and mass education programs on AI impacts. She also supports a moratorium on generative AI in early and developing education.

Kumar believes the benefits of AI and automation belong to the people who built the economy.

Valdez supports a Green New Deal that creates union jobs, freezes electricity rates, invests in resilient infrastructure, and updates labor standards with heat protections. She calls for global cooperation on climate, rejoining the Paris Agreement, de-escalating with China, and reducing U.S. military bases abroad.

Reynoso passed landmark reforms to cut pollution and hold corporate polluters accountable. He supports investing in clean energy and fighting for every community's right to clean air and water.

Claire Valdez supports strengthening unions, passing the PRO Act, ending at-will employment, and guaranteeing a living wage, paid leave, and dignified retirement. She believes organized workers build power and expand democracy.

Won supports expanding access to financial assistance for funeral expenses so that no family has to choose between mourning a loved one and financial ruin.

Kumar supports a meaningful minimum wage for all workers, strengthening the National Labor Relations Board to make union organizing easier, and ensuring benefits are portable across jobs. He also advocates for workers' right to share in profits and protections against AI and automation.

Valdez supports codifying the right to abortion nationwide, ensuring access to sexual and reproductive healthcare under Medicare for All, and defending telehealth and mail-order abortion care in states with bans or limited access.

Kumar asserts that reproductive decisions belong to people, not politicians, and supports full access and full autonomy.