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Ballotpedia: Yudelka Tapia

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Plans to increase investment in sustainability efforts and key infrastructure upgrades, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and ensure access to open space and clean water.

- Plans to increase investment in sustainability efforts and key infrastructure upgrades, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and ensure access to open space and clean water.

Believes healthcare is a human right and plans to ensure all New Yorkers have access to affordable, high-quality healthcare, especially low-income families, young adults, and communities of color.

Believes healthcare is a human right and plans to ensure all New Yorkers have access to affordable, high-quality healthcare.

- Believes healthcare is a human right and plans to ensure all New Yorkers have access to affordable, high-quality healthcare.

Believes in reducing police budgets and investing in community programs, youth opportunities, good-paying jobs, mental health care, and social services to enhance community safety.

Believes in reducing crime and gun violence by focusing on re-entry programs, violence interruption programs, and alternatives to incarceration.

Supports reducing crime and gun violence through re-entry programs, violence interruption programs, and alternatives to incarceration.

Supports continuing to build on "transformative criminal justice reform legislation" by creating a prosecutorial misconduct review panel and raising the age of criminal responsibility.

Wants to build on "transformative criminal justice reform legislation" by creating a prosecutorial misconduct review panel and raising the age of criminal responsibility.

Supports reforming sentencing laws, eliminating racial disparities in policing, ensuring due process, and holding law enforcement accountable.

- Believes in reducing police budgets and investing in community programs, youth opportunities, good-paying jobs, mental health care, and social services to enhance community safety.
- Supports reducing crime and gun violence through re-entry programs, violence interruption programs, and alternatives to incarceration.
- Wants to build on "transformative criminal justice reform legislation" by creating a prosecutorial misconduct review panel and raising the age of criminal responsibility.
- Supports reforming sentencing laws, eliminating racial disparities in policing, ensuring due process, and holding law enforcement accountable.

Supports reducing resource disparities in minority communities and fully funding schools.

Supports fully funding schools, especially in minority communities where there are resource disparities.

- Supports fully funding schools, especially in minority communities where there are resource disparities.

Plans to stop evictions, strengthen rent regulations, hold landlords accountable, and protect tenants from housing discrimination and harassment.

Plans to stop evictions, strengthen rent regulations, hold landlords accountable, and protect tenants from housing discrimination.

Supports building "100% sustainable, permanent affordable housing for extremely low and very low-income families," reforming the 421-a program, and changing the Area Median Income (AMI) formula to ensure fair housing for Bronx residents.

- Plans to stop evictions, strengthen rent regulations, hold landlords accountable, and protect tenants from housing discrimination.
- Supports building "100% sustainable, permanent affordable housing for extremely low and very low-income families," reforming the 421-a program, and changing the Area Median Income (AMI) formula to ensure fair housing for Bronx residents.

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- Their annual salary is $142,000.  