New York is a city of opportunity, built on the strength of its people, its diversity, and its resilience. But today, many communities are facing urgent challenges – an affordability crisis pushing families out of their homes, a fight for community safety that prioritizes criminalization over crime prevention, and an economy that is not working for all of us. We need bold, principled leadership that will take on these fights and deliver real results.

As a Council Member, Antonio was a leading voice for police accountability, workers rights, environmental justice, and immigrant protections. He co-chaired the City Council Progressive Caucus and chaired the Sanitation Committee, where he passed landmark legislation to hold carters accountable for dangerous labor conditions. He also passed the Right to Know Act, holding police officers accountable for illegal searches largely targeting Black, Brown, and Latino New Yorkers.

As Borough President, Antonio Reynoso brought his vision for reform to Borough Hall with the mission of creating “a Brooklyn for all.” His office helped nearly 6,000 new immigrants achieve legal pathways to employment. He launched a historic maternal health agenda, allocating $45 million to Brooklyn’s three public hospitals to transform healthcare delivery for new and expecting parents. And he championed new and affordable housing in every neighborhood.

From delivering truly affordable housing and improving health outcomes, to advancing environmental justice and expanding alternatives to incarceration, Antonio has remained committed to tackling the challenges that working-class communities and communities of color face every day. At a time when many New Yorkers feel disillusioned with politics, Antonio remains focused on delivering real results and using every tool available to improve people’s lives.

Now, Antonio is running for Congress to bring the progressive fight from New York to D.C., where he will abolish ICE, tax the rich, and fund our safety net – not genocide. That means Medicare for All and homes we can afford.