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Vivian E. Cook

DEMOCRAT

Vivian E. Cook is running for New York Member of Assembly, District 32.

Personal background

As of September 19, 2024, Vivian E. Cook’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Professional background

Vivian E. Cook has represented the 32nd Assembly District in the New York State Assembly for over 30 years.

Political background

Vivian E. Cook is a member of the New York State Assembly, representing District 32. She was first elected in 2006 and is serving her 9th term.

Economy

Believes the rising cost of living impacts everyone and plans to address it in the 2024-25 budget to provide relief for families.

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Energy & the Environment

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Healthcare

Supports funding for mental health, substance abuse programs, in-home care services for aging adults, expanded access to primary care, Medicaid investments, and assistance for the financially distressed.

Supports eliminating cost-sharing for covered insulin in state-regulated insurance plans.

Supports legislation to mandate renewable long-term care contracts for seniors, address nursing shortages post-COVID-19, and enforce affordable housing corporation grants.

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Voting & Elections

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Public Safety

Sponsored bills to enhance public safety, including notifying parents of arrested youths, protecting domestic violence victims' immigration status, establishing a campus safety taskforce, and reviewing security at MTA facilities.

As a state representative, enacted public safety and gun control laws and secured funds for gang violence initiatives.

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Education

Supports the Tuition Assistance Program, which awards college students between $500 and $1,000.

Supports funding for child tax credits, hunger prevention, eviction prevention legal services, covering more students with free school meals, and more.

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Housing & Urban Development

Believes shelter is a basic need and that high housing costs contribute to homelessness; supports increased tenant protection and funding to support homeless veterans.

Supports tax exemptions for building affordable housing and accessory dwelling units.

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