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Lindsey Boylan
DEMOCRAT
Lindsey Boylan is running for New York City City Council Member, District 3, Democratic Primary.
Personal background
Lindsey Boylan earned her bachelor's in political theory from Wellesley College and her master's degree in business administration from the Columbua Business School. She has volunteered with the Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen. She lives in the West Side.
Professional background
Lindsey previously worked as a campaign executive, a deputy secretary for economic development and special advisor to the governor for the State of New York, the vice president of municipal finance at RBC Capital Markets, the director of business affairs at the Byrant Park Corporation, and a trustee at Wellesley College.
Political background
Lindsey previously ran for Manhattan Borough President in 2021 and for U.S. House of Representatives, representing New York, District 10 in 2020, but did not win.
Economy
Supports raising the minimum wage to $30 an hour, with future increases tied to rent costs.
Calls for pay equity for care workers and paraprofessionals, advocating for wages that reflect their vital contributions.
Prioritizes establishing a municipal jobs guarantee to provide stable, dignified work for all New Yorkers.
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Public Services
Calls for expanding public library service to 7 days a week.
Prioritizes fully funding and expanding access to public community and recreation centers.
Plans to "double our city’s park budget to maintain, improve, and grow our public green spaces."
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Housing & Urban Development
Supports passing the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA) to give tenant groups and nonprofits the first chance to buy buildings when landlords sell.
Prioritzes providing legal support for tenants in eviction proceedings and demanding critical repairs from landlords.
Calls for the expansion of "deep affordability requirements" for publicly subsidized housing.
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Public Safety
Supports establishing and funding the Department of Community Safety to handle mental health crises, quality-of-life issues, and community conflicts without police involvement.
Calls for decriminalizing sex work.
Opposes allowing the New York Police Department (NYPD) to operate as a "pipeline to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)" and ending "broken windows policing and data-sharing practices that disproportionately target immigrants of color."
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Calls for using the city's contract leverage over Lyft to freeze Citi Bike fares.
Supports constructing busways to speed up the slowest routes in her district, including the M42 and M34.
Prioritizes establishing signal priority for buses to reduce delays caused by traffic congestion.
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Energy & the Environment
Supports ending dependence on fossil fuels.
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Healthcare
Supports expanding neighborhood-based clinics to address urgent reproductive, sexual, and primary care needs, particularly in areas like Manhattan where key providers have closed.
Advocates for the creation of a Public Home Care Corps to provide city-funded, unionized home care jobs for older adults, aiming to support aging in place and generate thousands of quality jobs.
Prioritizes ending 24-hour shifts for care workers and ensuring they receive a living wage and dignity at work.
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Education
As of June 18, 2026, Lindsey Boylan’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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