Kimberly holds a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in education from the College of William and Mary.  She lives in Port Washington and has a husband and two daughters. She volunteers with or leads organizations, including the North Hempstead Housing Authority Board, AGATE of Port Washington, the Parent Resource Center, and the Port Washington Democratic Club. 

Kimberly works as a freelance education consultant. She previously worked as a high school social studies teacher and at the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding. 

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Kimberly Keiserman's campaign for state senator is her first run for public office.

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Supports restoring the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, believing the "Trump era SALT repeal was a disaster for families on Long Island."

Supports lowering taxes on small businesses and strengthening opportunities for entrepreneurship.

Opposes New York’s congestion pricing plan due to its "disproportionate financial burden" on Long Islanders and supports ensuring Long Island receives a fair share of any increased revenue if the plan restarts.

Opposes New York’s congestion pricing plan due to its "disproportionate financial burden" on Long Islanders by focusing on changing traffic patterns rather than fixing transit issues. 

- Supports restoring the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, believing the "Trump era SALT repeal was a disaster for families on Long Island."
- Supports lowering taxes on small businesses and strengthening opportunities for entrepreneurship.
- Opposes New York’s congestion pricing plan due to its "disproportionate financial burden" on Long Islanders by focusing on changing traffic patterns rather than fixing transit issues. 

Economy

Supports policies to protect drinking water and hold corporations accountable for contaminating underground aquifers.

Supports policies to protect clean drinking water and supports having penalties for companies that contaminate water in underground aquifers.

Supports lowering energy costs by increasing incentives for renewable energy and transitioning away from fossil fuels.

Plans to lower energy costs through more incentives for renewable energy and by transitioning away from "expensive fossil fuels."

Supports legislation to reduce packaging waste by pairing companies with packaging reduction organizations to create plans for their products.

Supports legislation to reduce packaging waste by creating packaging reduction and recycling plans for products. 

Supports increasing green energy production goals and creating more green union jobs for infrastructure projects like offshore wind.

Wants more green energy production goals and to create more "green union jobs" through projects such as offshore wind.

Supports legislation that shifts new construction away from natural gas and promotes renewable energy sources.

Supports legislation that involves new construction using renewable energy sources instead of natural gas.

Wants to improve public transit and access to the Long Island Railroad.

- Supports policies to protect clean drinking water and supports having penalties for companies that contaminate water in underground aquifers.
- Plans to lower energy costs through more incentives for renewable energy and by transitioning away from "expensive fossil fuels."
- Supports legislation to reduce packaging waste by creating packaging reduction and recycling plans for products. 
- Wants more green energy production goals and to create more "green union jobs" through projects such as offshore wind.
- Supports legislation that involves new construction using renewable energy sources instead of natural gas.
- Wants to improve public transit and access to the Long Island Railroad.

Energy & the Environment

Supports abortion and plans to expand access to reproductive services and medication.

Supports abortion and plans to expand access to reproductive services and medication and address maternal mortality.

Supports the New York Equal Rights Amendment, which would prohibit discrimination based on race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, and reproductive autonomy.

Supports the New York Equal Rights Amendment that prohibits discrimination based on race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, and reproductive autonomy.

- Supports abortion and plans to expand access to reproductive services and medication and address maternal mortality.
- Supports the New York Equal Rights Amendment that prohibits discrimination based on race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, and reproductive autonomy.

Healthcare

Supports expanding same-day registration, using verifiable paper ballots, protecting election workers, and promoting voter participation.

Supports voting access and expanding same-day registration, using verifiable paper ballots, protecting election workers, and promoting voter participation.

Believes expanding democracy is crucial, saying, "Our right to vote is the foundation upon which our other rights rest."

Says, "Our right to vote is the foundation upon which our other rights rest."

- Supports voting access and expanding same-day registration, using verifiable paper ballots, protecting election workers, and promoting voter participation.
- Says, "Our right to vote is the foundation upon which our other rights rest."

Voting & Elections

Plans to strengthen enforcement of red flag laws in Nassau County to disarm potentially dangerous individuals.

Opposes "County Executive Blakeman’s irresponsible attempt to build an armed militia of untrained vigilantes."

Supports gun control and wants to pass legislation ensuing safe firearm storage, increase training requirements, direct funds for violence interruption programs, and track down "ghost guns". 

Believes there is a need to "actively call out" those who attack others based on race, religion, or sexual orientation. 

- Plans to strengthen enforcement of red flag laws in Nassau County to disarm potentially dangerous individuals.
- Opposes "County Executive Blakeman’s irresponsible attempt to build an armed militia of untrained vigilantes."
- Plans to combat antisemitism.
- Supports gun control and wants to pass legislation ensuing safe firearm storage, increase training requirements, direct funds for violence interruption programs, and track down "ghost guns". 
- Believes there is a need to "actively call out" those who attack others based on race, religion, or sexual orientation. 

Public Safety

Supports increased teacher pay, improved retirement benefits, and collective bargaining rights for teachers.

Supports increasing teacher pay, improving retirement benefits, and collective bargaining rights for teachers.

Supports measures that use education to combat discrimination and bigotry.

Believes schools need more resources to create a safe and inclusive environment for all children.

Plans to oppose any reductions to District 7 school funds. 

Plans to enact bipartisan legislation to ensure universities enforce codes of conduct and provide a safe environment for Jewish students and all community members, as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Proposes law to ensure universities enforce codes of conduct and provide a safe environment for Jewish students and all community members, as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Supports legislation establishing learning expectations on the environment and climate change.

Supports having environment and climate change covered in the school curriculum. 

- Supports increasing teacher pay, improving retirement benefits, and collective bargaining rights for teachers.
- Supports measures that use education to combat discrimination and bigotry.
- Believes schools need more resources to create a safe and inclusive environment for all children.
- Plans to oppose any reductions to District 7 school funds. 
- Proposes law to ensure universities enforce codes of conduct and provide a safe environment for Jewish students and all community members, as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
- Supports having environment and climate change covered in the school curriculum. 

Education

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Jack holds a bachelor's degree in political science and government from American University and a law degree from St. John's University. He lives with his wife Paula and their 4 daughters. 

Jack currently works as a partner at Harris Beach PLLC. He previously worked as vice president and general counsel at J&A Concrete Corporation and is a founding partner of Martins & Silva. 

Jack M. Martins currently serves as a state senator in State Senate District 7. He was first elected in 2010 and served 3 terms from 2010 to 2016. He was re-elected in 2022 and is serving his fourth term. He previously served as the mayor of the Village of Mineola for 2 terms from 2003 to 2010.

Opposes state-mandated zoning changes, arguing it leads to overcrowding, parking issues, strained utilities, and higher taxes for homeowners.

Opposes fare hikes and congestion pricing for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA).

Opposes LIRR fare hikes and New York City congestion pricing.

As a state senator, passed the Middle Class Tax Cut and Job Creation Bill that reduced taxes for more than 4 million New Yorkers.

As a state senator, worked to pass the Middle Class Tax Cut and Job Creation Bill that lowered taxes for "more than 4 million New Yorkers."

Opposes New York being designated as a sanctuary state for migrants, saying it "isn't fair to migrants and it certainly isn't fair to taxpayers."

Believes New York's high costs of living and doing business have created a "crisis" of unaffordability, driving residents to leave for more affordable states.

Believes the state's high cost of living and doing business has resulted in unaffordability for "thousands" and is "driving residents to leave for more affordable states."

- Opposes state-mandated zoning changes, arguing it leads to overcrowding, parking issues, strained utilities, and higher taxes for homeowners.
- Opposes LIRR fare hikes and New York City congestion pricing.
- As a state senator, worked to pass the Middle Class Tax Cut and Job Creation Bill that lowered taxes for "more than 4 million New Yorkers."
- Opposes New York being designated as a sanctuary state for migrants, saying it "isn't fair to migrants and it certainly isn't fair to taxpayers."
- Believes the state's high cost of living and doing business has resulted in unaffordability for "thousands" and is "driving residents to leave for more affordable states."

As of June 8, 2025, Jack M. Martins’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments, saying that "IVF treatments are often the last avenue available to make the dream of a family a reality."

- Supports access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments, saying that "IVF treatments are often the last avenue available to make the dream of a family a reality."

Believes "defund the police" and "cashless bail" laws increase crime.

Believes Senate Democratic leaders have failed to condemn antisemitism and support for violent terrorists during recent protests.

- Believes "defund the police" and "cashless bail" laws increase crime.
- Believes Senate Democratic leaders have failed to condemn antisemitism and support for violent terrorists during recent protests.

Believes Long Island's quality schools are crucial for its real estate market and warns that this distinction is "one that could now be in jeopardy."

Believes Long Island's quality schools are crucial for its real estate market and warns that the quality of these schools "could now be in jeopardy."

- Believes Long Island's quality schools are crucial for its real estate market and warns that the quality of these schools "could now be in jeopardy."

Jack M. Martins

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