Asm. Brian Cunningham (D-NY) - Future Caucus

Brian-Christopher A. Cunningham is originally from Flatbush in Brooklyn, New York.

Brian-Christopher is a Member of the New York State Assembly. He works at the New York State Assembly. He previously worked at the New York City Council as a Chief of Staff, at the New York State Senate as a Special Assistant, as a youth advisor for CAMBA and NPower, and as an aide to President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Alliance.

Brian Cunningham - NYS Assembly

Brian previously worked as the director of operations for the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform, a self-employed social media manager for Xerox, and a project manager for Hawkfish Limited Liability Company. He also worked as a director and deputy director for the Center for Court Innovation, the director of Neighbors in Action, an advocate counselor for CAMBA, and a senior aide in several legislative offices within the New York State Senate and the New York City Council, including with the My Brother’s Keeper Alliance.

Brian currently serves as a state assembly member for New York District 43.

2026 New York General Election

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Advocates for expanding youth mobile crisis outreach and providing alternatives to violence through community programs.

- Advocates for expanding youth mobile crisis outreach and providing alternatives to violence through community programs.

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Supports advancing the High Impact Tutoring Act and the Caribbean Steel Pan Educational Music Program Act to strengthen educational opportunities for New York’s youth.

- Supports advancing the High Impact Tutoring Act and the Caribbean Steel Pan Educational Music Program Act to strengthen educational opportunities for New York’s youth.

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Champions legislation to expand faith-based affordable housing, combat deed theft, and address bad-faith landlord practices.

- Champions legislation to expand faith-based affordable housing, combat deed theft, and address bad-faith landlord practices.

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