The story of this page
The Corruption must cease.
For the past ten years, I have tried to raise the alarm about corruption in the building where I live. At the time, Mark Levine was my City Council member.
Acting in good faith and trusting my local elected official, I even helped him get on the ballot for his re-election to the City Council. At the time, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. It began innocently enough, but as I started describing the individuals and interests involved in our building, I could sense the politician shutting down.
Eventually, Mark Levine told me that if I was unhappy with my elected officials, I should run for office myself. I took that advice. I did run—and it has not been easy. Today, I am running for Congress. But this page is not about my candidacy.
This page exists so that you, the reader, can ask a simple and legitimate question of everyone involved in representing our district: What have you actually done for us?
All of the individuals listed here argue that they were elected by you. Yet, despite their influence, none appear willing to use their power to stop ongoing corruption.
To address this, I created a Google Groups mailing list that includes all candidates and elected officials—both for volunteer party positions and for public office—so that you and I can openly ask them how they plan to transform our neighborhoods: https://groups.google.com/g/ny13leaders2026. The official list of candidates running in New York’s 13th Congressional District will be published after January 1, 2026, and can be found here: https://guide.repmyblock.org.
Who’s Who: The True Influencers of NY-13
These people may answer any question by saying, “It’s not my district,” “It’s not my job,” or “I don’t have the power to do anything.”
Yet they do have the power to bring people into a room and take action—if they choose to.
Together, they control how government services are organized and delivered in our community. That is why it is important that everyone is asked the same questions, and that we, as voters, observe how they work together to make the decisions that affect our lives.
Volunteers Party Positions
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Democratic Party State Representative:
Nicholas Reyes: Assembly District 68 Lynn THomas: Assembly District 69 Doug Kellner: Assembly District 69 Alyah Horsford-Sidberry: Assembly District 70 Londel David, Jr. Assembly District 70 Maria Luna: Assembly District 71 Nobles Crawford: Assembly District 71 Dayana Pichardo: Assembly District 72 Josue Perez: Assembly District 72 Bernice Williams: Assembly District 86 Daniel Cordero: Assembly District 86 Altagracia Soldevilla: Assembly District 78 Radael Matos: Assembly District 78 Stacy Infante: Assembly District 77 Hernan Ortiz: Assembly District 77 Malcom Gray: Assembly District 80 Theona Reets: Assembly District 80 Johanna Brujan Edmondson: Assembly District 81 Michael Heller: Assembly District 81 |
Republican Party State Representative: What is a State Committee Representative? https://nygop.org/about/ Election: June 2027 |
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Democratic Party District Leaders:
Diana Ayala: Assembly District 68 Part A Harry Rodriguez: Assembly District 68 Part B Claudia Perez: Assembly District 68 Part B John Ruiz Miranda: Assembly District 68 Part C Melissa Mark Viverito: Assembly District 68 Part C William Smith: Assembly District 68 Part D Tamika Mapp: Assembly District 68 Part D Theresa Canter: Assembly District 69 Part A Daniel marks Cohen: Assembly District 69 Part A Carnem Romero Lee: Assembly District 69 Part B Pablo E. Zevallos: Assembly District 69 Part B Curtis M. Arluck: Assembly District 69 Part C Paula M. Diamon-Roman: Assembly District 69 Part C Cordell Cleare: Assembly District 70 Part A William Allen: Assembly District 70 Part A Inez E. Dickens: Assembly District 70 Part B Londel Davis Jr.: Assembly District 70 Part B Keith L.T. Wrights: Assembly District 70 Part C Wilma J. Brown Phillips: Assembly District 70 Part C Maria Ordoñez: Assembly District 70 Part D Luis Ordonñez: Assembly District 70 Part D Maria A. Luna: Assembly District 71 Part A Robert Jackson: Assembly District 71 Part A Earnestine Bell-Temple: Assembly District 71 Part B Al Taylor: Assembly District 71 Part B Argentina M. Cruz: Assembly District 72 Part A Adriano Espaillat: Assembly District 72 Part A Mariel De La Cruz: Assembly District 72 Part B Manny De Los Santos: Assembly District 72 Part B Cruz Tejada: Assembly District 86 Steve Santana: Assembly District 86 Nancy Medina: Assembly District 78 Oswald Feliz: Assembly District 78 Evelyn Rivera: Assembly District 77 Rashad Brown: Assembly District 77 Christine Culpepper-Ruiz: Assembly District 80 Ardhimir Malziu: Assembly District 80 Abigail Martin: Assembly District 81 Ben Jackson: Assembly District 81 |
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Democratic Conference:
Micah C. Lasher: Assembly District 69 Jordan J.G. Wright: Assembly District 70 Al Taylor: Assembly District 71 Manny De Los Santos: Assembly District 72 Yudelka Tapia: Assembly District 86 George Alvarez: Assembly District 78 Landon C. Dais: Assembly District 77 John Zaccaro, Jr.: Assembly District 80 Jeffrey Dinowitz: Assembly District 81 |
Republican Conference: What iWhat is a State Assemblyman? https://nygop.org/about/ Election: June 2026 |
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Democratic Conference:
Cordell Cleare: Senate District 30 Robert Jackson: Senate District 32 Gustavo Rivera: Senate District 33 |
Republican Conference: What iWhat is a State Assemblyman? https://nygop.org/about/ Election: June 2026 |
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Community Board:
Marquis A. Harrison: Chair Community Board 10 Manhattan Xavier A. Santiago: Chair Community Board 11 Manhattan Katherine Diaz: Chair Community Board 12 Manhattan Osiris Guzman: Chair Community Board 5 Bronx Leurys Acosta: Chair Community Board 7 Bronx |
Republican Conference: What iWhat is a State Assemblyman? https://nygop.org/about/ Election: June 2026 |
