Manhattan Borough President Race: Louis Puliafito

Ballotpedia: Louis Puliafito

Louis holds an associate's degree in computer science. He lives on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. He is married to his wife, with whom he has children and 5 grandchildren.

Louis currently works as a doorman in New York City. He previously worked a corporate role at a large corporation. 

Louis Puliafito ran for New York Assembly in District 76 in 2022, 2020, and 2018, but he did not win any of those races. He also ran for Manhattan Borough President in 2021, but he also did not win, 

Wants to invest in underserved neighborhoods and ensure all city services are distributed equitably.

Believes in helping small businesses, not corporations.

- Wants to address homelessness.
- Wants to establish  livable wages.
- Wants to invest in underserved neighborhoods and ensure all city services are distributed equitably.
- Believes in helping small businesses, not corporations.

Economy

As of September 19, 2024, Louis Puliafito’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Opposes paying city workers $500 for being COVID-19 vaccinated "unless they give the money to all city workers that got the vaccination."

- Opposes paying city workers $500 for being COVID-19 vaccinated "unless they give the money to all city workers that got the vaccination."

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Believes public safety is the most important issue to address.

Believes safe neighborhoods and common sense criminal justice reforms are needed.

- Believes public safety is the most important issue to address.
- Believes safe neighborhoods and common sense criminal justice reforms are needed.

Public Safety

Education

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Louis Puliafito

Louis lives on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. He has 5 grandchildren.

Louis currently works as a doorman in New York City. He previously worked for a large corporation. 

Louis Puliafito previously ran for New York Assembly District 76 in 2022, 2020, and 2018, and for Manhattan Borough President in 2021, but did not win those elections.

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