— Tyreek Goodman, Republican/Conservative Party
Tyreek Goodman, a Bronx native, ran for the 84th Assembly District on the Conservative Party line in November 2024 but garnered just 3% of the vote, the Bronx Times previously reported. Goodman said he used to be disillusioned with politics and never saw himself running for office, but was challenged to step up to the plate.

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Tyreek Goodman is originally from the Bronx.

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Goodman founded the organization "The Good Life" to provide resources and support for victims of gun violence. He believes in turning his pain into purpose and using his experience to inspire others to take action against gun violence.

Tyreek Goodman on turning trauma into action

Tyreek Goodman founded The Good Life, an organization providing resources and support for victims of gun violence.

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Tyreek founded The Good Life, an organization providing resources and support for victims of gun violence.

AMANDA N. SEPTIMO (DEMOCRATIC) 18,861
ROSALINE NIEVES (REPUBLICAN) 5,328
TYREEK GOODMAN (CONSERVATIVE) 760
AMANDA N. SEPTIMO (WORKING FAMILIES) 1,442
ADAM GAZA (WRITE-IN) 12

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Tyreek previously ran for the 84th Assembly District in 2024 but did not win.

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As of September 9, 2026, Tyreek Goodman did not have a website or any information online.

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In his work, Goodman emphasizes the importance of community involvement and education in preventing gun violence. He often speaks at schools and community events, sharing his story and encouraging young people to make positive choices.

Community members say they're fed up, especially after Monday's series of shootings.

"No more talking, no more debates," said Tyreek Goodman of the South Bronx. "If you do not make peace in your community, we're going to come after you -- as a community."

Shootings in the Bronx prompt calls for community action

Advocates for community involvement and education to prevent gun violence.

Calls for community members to make peace in their communities following shootings.

- Advocates for community involvement and education to prevent gun violence.
- Calls for community members to make peace in their communities following shootings.

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Tyreek Goodman

Our elders aren’t getting the proper care or attention they deserve, and our youth are losing hope before they even get started.
I also believe that if businesses come into our communities, they have a responsibility to give back. We’re the ones keeping their doors open. It’s only right that they invest back into the neighborhoods that support them.

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When we highlight and support businesses that truly give back, we can open the door for them to get grants and tax breaks, and that keeps politicians out of their pockets.
My goal is to bring unity, accountability, and opportunity back to our district so every person, from our elders to our youth, can thrive right here at home.

Believes businesses operating in a community have a responsibility to invest in that community.

Supports grants and tax breaks for businesses that give back to their communities.

- Believes businesses operating in a community have a responsibility to invest in that community.
- Supports grants and tax breaks for businesses that give back to their communities.

As of September 9, 2026, Tyreek Goodman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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