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Haris Bhatti

Haris Bhatti is running for New York City City Council Member, District 3.

Personal background

Haris Bhatti graduated from Cornell University.

Economy

Supports legislation banning dynamic pricing for tickets and other goods and services.

Calls for dissolving Ticketmaster, which he considers a monopoly.

Seeks to abolish the Federal Reserve and have Congress lower interest rates to zero.

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Public Services

Plans to limit ticket broker markups to reduce live-event ticket costs.

Supports prohibiting ticket resales above face value.

Seeks to repeal New York's ticket-reseller licensing law and ban ticket brokers while allowing at-or-below-face-value resales.

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Housing & Urban Development

As of October 15, 2026, Haris Bhatti’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Public Safety

Calls for federal criminal penalties for violating laws regulating ticket-purchasing bots.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

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Energy & the Environment

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Healthcare

Believes healthcare is a right and supports affordable, accessible care for everyone.

Proposes a 32% tax on non-diet sodas and fruit drinks to fund fruit and vegetable subsidies.

Proposes a federally mandated subsidy to reduce each state's fresh fruit and vegetable costs by 50%.

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Education

Proposes requiring federally financed college courses to be available as free online course materials if universities do not publish them voluntarily.

Proposes establishing state entities to oversee accreditation of postsecondary institutions.

Proposes allowing student loan debt to be discharged in bankruptcy without an undue-hardship requirement.

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