Alicia grew up in London, England, and Queens. She has a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at New Paltz and a master's degree in public administration from Framingham State University. She lives in Rosedale, Queens, with her two children.

Alicia previously worked as a Senior Professional Conduct Investigator for the State Department of Education, Counselor for the Brooklyn College Educational Talent Search Program, and Director of Minority Affairs at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine of the New York Institute of Technology. 

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Alicia L. Hyndman currently serves as a member of the state assembly in State Assembly District 29. She was first elected in 2015 and is serving her 4th full term.

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Supports initiatives that enable residents to find work and start small businesses.

Supports initiatives that help residents to find work, become entrepreneurs, and start small businesses.

Supports growing small businesses and providing access to living wage jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities.

Wants to expand access to living wage jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities.

- Supports initiatives that help residents to find work, become entrepreneurs, and start small businesses.
- Wants to expand access to living wage jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities.

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Energy & the Environment

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Sponsored bill that waived requirements for women, infants, and children to receive food benefits during a state of emergency declared as a result of a public health crisis. 

- Sponsored bill that waived requirements for women, infants, and children to receive food benefits during a state of emergency declared as a result of a public health crisis. 

Healthcare

As of June 8, 2025, Alicia L. Hyndman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Sponsored a bill requiring police officers to have liability insurance.

- Sponsored a bill requiring police officers to have liability insurance.

Public Safety

As president of the NYC Department of Education’s Community District Education Council 29, led advocacy for 36 schools, securing $30 million for technology upgrades, facility improvements, and playground rehabilitation.

As president of the NYC Department of Education’s Community District Education Council 29, led advocacy for "36 elementary and middle schools in the district" and secured "$30 million" for technology upgrades, facility improvements, and playground rehabilitation aimed to improve the quality of education.

Supports establishing a career and technical high school diploma for those that compleed a course of study for a career or trade. 

- As president of the NYC Department of Education’s Community District Education Council 29, led advocacy for "36 elementary and middle schools in the district" and secured "$30 million" for technology upgrades, facility improvements, and playground rehabilitation aimed to improve the quality of education.
- Supports establishing a career and technical high school diploma for those that compleed a course of study for a career or trade. 
- Wants to limit charter schools.

Education

Sponsored a bill that established a new American homebuyer assistance program within the state of New York mortgage agency. 

Sponsored a bill to hold New York City responsible for addressing property damage from environmental issues the city caused.

- Sponsored a bill that established a new American homebuyer assistance program within the state of New York mortgage agency. 
- Sponsored a bill to hold New York City responsible for addressing property damage from environmental issues the city caused.

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Ballotpedia, Dwayne Moore

Dwayne holds a bachelor's degree from Stony Brook University. 

Dwayne worked as an actor, model, and music artist. He previously worked as a 9th-grade English teacher and college counselor.

Dwayne Moore's campaign for member of the state assembly in State Assembly District 29 is his first run for public office.

Wants to "build the middle class again and end poverty."

Proposes an income tax cut in New York, saying the state has "some of the highest tax rates in the country, placing a heavy burden on millions of New Yorkers."

Supports temporarily lowering the sales tax rate to reduce financial pressure on consumers and stimulate economic activity.

Supports opening new senior living centers to promote health, well-being, and community for the elderly.

Supports initiatives to develop a skilled workforce for revitalizing infrastructure, benefiting students and contributing to national development.

Supports initiatives to develop a skilled workforce for improve state infrastructure. 

Supports introducing a cap on monthly payments, with a maximum limit of 15% of someone's income and capped around $3,000 per month.

Supports introducing a cap on monthly payments for child support with a maximum limit of 15% of one's income and $3,000 per month.

Plans to amend New York child support laws to focus on incentivizing support for "necessities required for a child's well-being, rather than sustaining a particular lifestyle."

- Wants to "build the middle class again and end poverty."
- Proposes an income tax cut in New York, saying the state has "some of the highest tax rates in the country, placing a heavy burden on millions of New Yorkers."
- Supports temporarily lowering the sales tax rate to reduce financial pressure on consumers and stimulate economic activity.
- Supports opening new senior living centers to promote health, well-being, and community for the elderly.
- Supports initiatives to develop a skilled workforce for improve state infrastructure. 
- Supports introducing a cap on monthly payments for child support with a maximum limit of 15% of one's income and $3,000 per month.
- Plans to amend New York child support laws to focus on incentivizing support for "necessities required for a child's well-being, rather than sustaining a particular lifestyle."

Proposes allocating dedicated funding to address flooding in Queens and implement measures to protect homeowners from sea level rise.

Believes New York City, New York State, and federal governments must urgently address sea level rise by establishing public-private partnerships and using advanced technology to protect homeowners and ensure community resilience.

Believes the city, state, and federal government must "urgently" address sea level rise by establishing public-private partnerships and using advanced technology to protect homeowners and ensure community resilience.

- Proposes allocating dedicated funding to address flooding in Queens and implement measures to protect homeowners from sea level rise.
- Believes the city, state, and federal government must "urgently" address sea level rise by establishing public-private partnerships and using advanced technology to protect homeowners and ensure community resilience.

Believes in addressing and mending the "ailing healthcare system."

Wants to address and reform the "failing healthcare system."

Supports investing in enhancing elderly care by establishing state-of-the-art senior citizen homes.

Supports investing to improve elderly care by establishing upgraded senior citizen homes.

Supports private-public partnerships to build new mental health facilities, aiming to enhance care quality and address the growing demand for services.

Supports access to abortion up to 16 weeks except for rape and the life of the mother.

Supports abortion access for up to 16 weeks, except for rape and endangerment of the mother's life, in which such limits would not be imposed. 

Believes in a conservative government that supports individual freedom, saying, "it is not the government's role to dictate what is best for women and families."

Opposes government involvement in women's healthcare. 

- Wants to address and reform the "failing healthcare system."
- Supports investing to improve elderly care by establishing upgraded senior citizen homes.
- Supports private-public partnerships to build new mental health facilities, aiming to enhance care quality and address the growing demand for services.
- Supports abortion access for up to 16 weeks, except for rape and endangerment of the mother's life, in which such limits would not be imposed. 
- Opposes government involvement in women's healthcare. 

As of June 8, 2025, Dwayne Moore’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Proposes funding for a pilot program allowing counties to opt into having armed guards in schools by county in New York State.

Supports investing in recruiting more police officers to address staffing shortages.

Supports qualified immunity for police officers, saying it is important to allow them to carry out their duties without fear of losing their homes.

- Proposes funding for a pilot program allowing counties to opt into having armed guards in schools by county in New York State.
- Supports investing in recruiting more police officers to address staffing shortages.
- Supports qualified immunity for police officers, saying it is important to allow them to carry out their duties without fear of losing their homes.

Supports allocating resources to establish technical training and trade programs in public schools statewide.

Supports directing resources to establish technical training and trade programs in public schools statewide.

Supports reintroducing civics classes in New York schools and requiring community service hours for graduation to instill civic responsibility and engagement in students.

Supports reintroducing civics classes in New York schools and requiring community service hours for graduation. 

Supports increased funding for afterschool arts programs in New York, aiming to inspire future artists and foster creativity.

Supports increasing funding for afterschool arts programs in New York, aiming to inspire future artists and foster student creativity. 

Supports significant investments in state-of-the-art classroom technology to modernize teaching methods and enhance the learning experience.

Supports significant investments in high-quality and modern classroom technology to streamline teaching methods and "enhance the learning experience."

Supports initiatives that incentivize individuals to pursue teaching degrees to address the teacher shortage and retain high-quality educators.

Supports initiatives that encourage individuals to pursue teaching degrees to address the teacher shortage and retain high-quality educators.

- Supports directing resources to establish technical training and trade programs in public schools statewide.
- Supports reintroducing civics classes in New York schools and requiring community service hours for graduation. 
- Supports increasing funding for afterschool arts programs in New York, aiming to inspire future artists and foster student creativity. 
- Supports significant investments in high-quality and modern classroom technology to streamline teaching methods and "enhance the learning experience."
- Supports initiatives that encourage individuals to pursue teaching degrees to address the teacher shortage and retain high-quality educators.

Advocates for a price freeze on MTA fare hikes for subways, bridges, and tunnels, ensuring stability and affordability for commuters over the next 5 years.

Advocates for a price freeze on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) fare increases for subways, bridges, and tunnels to help with stability and affordability for commuters over the next 5 years.

Supports amending New York City's right to shelter law to prioritize housing assistance for U.S. citizens.

Supports the amendment of New York City's right to shelter law to prioritize housing assistance for U.S. citizens, saying ". The goal is to ensure that taxpayer-funded resources are directed toward those who hold legal status in the country."

Opposes the implementation of a New York City congestion charging tax, believing it would unfairly penalize residents of Assembly District 29 who have limited subway access and rely on driving to Manhattan for work.

Opposes implementing a New York City congestion charging tax, saying limiting subway access would "unfairly penalize" residents that depend on driving to Manhattan for work.

Believes in developing efficient and sustainable cities by reimagining transportation, energy, agriculture, trash removal, and education.

Wants to develop efficient and sustainable cities by "reimagining approaches" to transportation, energy, agriculture, trash removal, and education.

Supports constructing innovative structures to boost county aesthetics, demonstrate national unity and innovation, and promote local talent through artist competitions.

Propose legislation to direct funding to create "new state-of-the-art landmarks" in every county in the stat through private-public partnerships. 

Plans to propose legislation to establish a commission that will create a comprehensive infrastructure plan for New York State.

Proposes legislation to establish a commission to create a comprehensive infrastructure plan for New York State.

- Advocates for a price freeze on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) fare increases for subways, bridges, and tunnels to help with stability and affordability for commuters over the next 5 years.
- Supports the amendment of New York City's right to shelter law to prioritize housing assistance for U.S. citizens, saying ". The goal is to ensure that taxpayer-funded resources are directed toward those who hold legal status in the country."
- Opposes implementing a New York City congestion charging tax, saying limiting subway access would "unfairly penalize" residents that depend on driving to Manhattan for work.
- Wants to develop efficient and sustainable cities by "reimagining approaches" to transportation, energy, agriculture, trash removal, and education.
- Propose legislation to direct funding to create "new state-of-the-art landmarks" in every county in the stat through private-public partnerships. 
- Proposes legislation to establish a commission to create a comprehensive infrastructure plan for New York State.

Dwayne Moore

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