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Andrew Cuomo for Mayor of New York City

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Affordability

New York City faces a crisis of affordability. Andrew Cuomo’s plans for housing, childcare, health, transportation, economic development, and job creation, will bring down the cost of living for New Yorkers.
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Public Safety

A safe New York City will be the first priority of the Cuomo Administration and is a precondition to achieve the progress our city must make in other areas.
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Subway Safety

Making the subways safe and restoring riders’ confidence requires a comprehensive approach that is implemented with consistent enforcement and strong accountability.
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Housing

As Mayor, Andrew Cuomo will accelerate the pace of housing construction and will protect the rights of tenants and keep families from falling into homelessness.
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Education and Childcare

After public safety, the Mayor of New York City has no higher calling than ensuring that the students enrolled in the public school system receive a high-quality education.
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Health and Wellness

Improving the health of all New Yorkers is a priority that includes not only traditional physical healthcare, but also mental healthcare.
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A Clean and Livable City

Creating a clean and livable city is essential to improving the quality of life for all New Yorkers and restoring pride in our public spaces.
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Combating Antisemitism

The rise of antisemitism across the world, in our nation and even here in New York City, is repulsive and will be met with all the legal and moral force needed to ensure that no New Yorker feels victimized or threatened.
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Economic Development

The key to economic development and job creation is to ensure that New York City adopts policies that are conducive to the business community and inclusive of all New Yorkers.
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Mental Health, Addiction, & Homelessness

Revamping the mental health and substance use disorder care systems will reduce hospitalizations, homelessness, and incarceration.

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Fighting for NYC

Andrew Cuomo is dedicated to New York and to public service, having served as U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Attorney General of New York, and as New York’s 56th Governor. He has the leadership skills and experience to make government work for the people of New York City.

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