A smaller text A normal text A larger text
English EspañolNo existe una traducción oficial en español del contenido especificado en la Guía para Votantes. 中文你所要的“選民指南”內容沒有中文版的官方翻譯。 한국어선택하신 유권자 안내서 내용에 대한 공식 한국어 번역이 없습니다. বাংলাএকটি অফিসিয়াল অনুবাদকৃত ভোটার গাইডের নির্দিষ্ট সূচিপত্র বাংলাতে পাওয়া যাবে না

Jumaane Williams

Running as Candidate for

Attorney General

Running as Candidate for

Democratic

Top Three Issues

1: Fighting gun violence in communities

2: Reforming the criminal justice system

3: Creating fair, affordable housing solutions


Current Occupation

New York City Council Member, 45th District

Previous Occupation

Executive Director, New York State Tenants and Neighbors; Housing Director, Flatbush Development Corporation; Interim Executive Director, Flatbush East Community Development Corporation; Assistant Director, Greater Flatbush Beacon School

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Political Science, Brooklyn College; Master's Degree in Urban Policy and Administration, Brooklyn College

Organizational Affiliation

Ernest Skinner Political Association; Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club

Prior Public Experience

NYC Council Member, 45th District
Board Member, Community Board 18

Candidate Statement

For too long, New Yorkers have not had an adequate voice at the highest level of State Government—especially when it comes to the Lt. Governor’s office, which has historically served as a rubber stamp to the Governor by simply echoing their agenda. But that’s not the type of Lt. Governor our state needs at this moment in time.

I will be a Lt. Governor for the People, who serves as an independent voice for all New Yorkers— similar to the Public Advocate position in New York City, and can ensure that our elected officials in Albany uphold their promises and are held accountable for the actions they take. We also need a leader who has effectively navigated challenging waters to produce positive change, and won’t sway with whichever way the political winds blow. I will be that leader.

I will hold the Governor and the State Legislature accountable to the people of New York.