NY Assembly: Nikki Lucas

Nikki obtained an associate's degree in liberal arts at the Borough of Manhattan Community College and later studied policy studies and conflict resolution at Syracuse University. She lives in Starrett City.

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Nikki worked as a supervisor at the U.S. Census Bureau for 4 years.

Ballotpedia: Nikki Lucas

Nikki Lucas was elected to her first term as Member of State Assembly for District 60 in 2022. She also ran in the Democratic Primary for New York City Council representing District 42 in 2021.

Described affordable housing as at the "top of [her] list" of important issues.

Sponsored a bill creating discount programs for low-income senor citizens and people with disabilities.

Supported the creation of the Public Housing Preservation Trust, a state agency in charge of keeping rent affordable.

- Described affordable housing as at the "top of [her] list" of important issues.
- Sponsored a bill creating discount programs for low-income senor citizens and people with disabilities.
- Supported the creation of the Public Housing Preservation Trust, a state agency in charge of keeping rent affordable.

Economy

Said she will advocate for clean energy projects in her district.

Hosted a conference on improving indoor air quality.

- Said she will advocate for clean energy projects in her district.
- Hosted a conference on improving indoor air quality.

Energy & the Environment

Advocated for increased public assistance to communities recovering from the Covid pandemic.

- Advocated for increased public assistance to communities recovering from the Covid pandemic.

Healthcare

As of June 8, 2025, Nikki Lucas did not have a website or any information online.

Voting & Elections

Introduced a bill to raise maximum age at which youth can receive homeless shelter services from 21 to 24.

Sponsored a bill to ban discrimination towards domestic violence victims.

- Introduced a bill to raise maximum age at which youth can receive homeless shelter services from 21 to 24.
- Sponsored a bill to ban discrimination towards domestic violence victims.

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Nikki Lucas

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- Assembly members are elected for a two-year term with no term limits.  
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