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Jordan J.G. Wright

DEMOCRAT

Jordan J.G. Wright is running for New York Member of Assembly, District 70.

Jordan J.G. Wright is running for this race unopposed. They will take office after this election.

Personal background

Jordan J. G. Wright is from New York City. He has a bachelor�s degree in psychology from Syracuse University. He is a member of St. Phillip�'s Episcopal Church.

Professional background

Jordan previously worked as an educator in multiple Manhattan schools. More recently, he served as chief of staff for New York City Council Member Yusef Salaam.

Political background

Jordan currently serves as a state assemblymember for New York District 70.

Economy

Supports reparations and plans to work with colleagues to implement findings from New York State’s reparations study.

Supports strengthening minority and women-owned business laws.

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Energy & the Environment

As of July 28, 2026, Jordan J.G. Wright’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Healthcare

Supports abortion and wants to make New York the "safest haven" for people seeking abortions from states with restrictive laws.

Supports a government single-payer healthcare option for New Yorkers.

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Voting & Elections

Supports early voting.

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Public Safety

Supports ending the practice of "solitary confinement for youth."

Supports increased oversight of prisons, a consolidation plan due to the declining prison population, and addressing mental health issues among inmates to ensure the prison system is rehabilitative.

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Education

Opposes book banning and supports strengthening protections for transgender individuals, particularly in schools.

Supports strengthening protections for transgender students in schools.

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Housing & Urban Development

Supports increasing affordable housing, wages, and emergency services to protect residents from homelessness and support new arrivals.

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