Pesach Osina is a resident of Queens, New York. Pesach lives with his family and their six children.

Pesach currently works in government. He has professional experience helping individuals navigate government systems and procedures.

Pesach's campaign for Member of Assembly in State Assembly District 23 is his first run for public office.  

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Working Families

Supports pushing back on rate hikes, expanding tax relief for the middle class, and making childcare more affordable for working families.

Believes families are burdened by rising utility bills.

For Candidate Pesach Osina on Issue economy:  
Believes transportation costs extend beyond tolls, indicating a broader concern about transportation expenses.

Believes transportation costs extend beyond tolls, indicating a broader concern about transportation expenses.

Opposes unnecessary fees and mandates that raise energy costs.

For Candidate Pesach Osina on Issue economy:  
Aims to cut unnecessary state fees and hidden costs that accumulate monthly.

Aims to cut unnecessary state fees and hidden costs that accumulate monthly.

Opposes new taxes that make it harder to live and work in New York.

Supports expanding Fair Fares to help more working- and middle-class families qualify for reduced transit fares.

For Candidate Pesach Osina on Issue economy: Believes the Cross Bay Bridge is essential for families in the district, highlighting its importance in everyday life.

Believes the Cross Bay Bridge is essential for families in the district, highlighting its importance in everyday life.

Supports strengthening oversight of insurance companies through the New York State Department of Financial Services.

Supports requiring full transparency and justification before any rate increases are approved.

Supports a prior approval system for insurers to prevent rate increases without state sign-off.

Wants to crack down on fraud in the no-fault system to reduce insurance premiums for honest drivers.

Advocates for additional relief for long-time homeowners facing rising costs.

Supports policies that strengthen long-term pension stability.

Supports efforts to protect neighborhood character and prevent overdevelopment.

- Supports pushing back on rate hikes, expanding tax relief for the middle class, and making childcare more affordable for working families.
- Believes families are burdened by rising utility bills.
- Believes transportation costs extend beyond tolls, indicating a broader concern about transportation expenses.
- Opposes unnecessary fees and mandates that raise energy costs.
- Aims to cut unnecessary state fees and hidden costs that accumulate monthly.
- Opposes new taxes that make it harder to live and work in New York.
- Believes transportation costs extend beyond tolls, indicating a broader concern about transportation expenses.
- Supports expanding Fair Fares to help more working- and middle-class families qualify for reduced transit fares.
- Believes the Cross Bay Bridge is essential for families in the district, highlighting its importance in everyday life.
- Supports strengthening oversight of insurance companies through the New York State Department of Financial Services.
- Supports requiring full transparency and justification before any rate increases are approved.
- Supports a prior approval system for insurers to prevent rate increases without state sign-off.
- Wants to crack down on fraud in the no-fault system to reduce insurance premiums for honest drivers.
- Advocates for additional relief for long-time homeowners facing rising costs.
- Supports policies that strengthen long-term pension stability.
- Supports efforts to protect neighborhood character and prevent overdevelopment.

Economy

As of June 18, 2026, Pesach Osina’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports law enforcement, believes repeat offenders should be held accountable, and advocates for mental health solutions to enhance community safety.

For Candidate Pesach Osina on Issue public-safety:  
Advocates for state policies that ensure officers have the tools, training, and legal backing to perform their jobs safely.

Advocates for state policies that ensure officers have the tools, training, and legal backing to perform their jobs safely.

For Candidate Pesach Osina on Issue public-safety:  
Supports increased coordination between state and local agencies to target crime hotspots.

Supports increased coordination between state and local agencies to target crime hotspots.

Believes too many repeat offenders are cycling through the system and returning to the streets.

For Candidate Pesach Osina on Issue public-safety:  
Supports expanding state funding for mental health crisis response teams that collaborate with law enforcement.

Supports expanding state funding for mental health crisis response teams that collaborate with law enforcement.

Supports legislation to improve involuntary treatment standards for individuals who are a danger to themselves or others.

Supports better coordination between agencies, stronger reporting systems, and support for victims to ensure community safety and protection against hate crimes.

Supports treating animal cruelty as a serious crime and aims to strengthen laws and enforcement to hold offenders accountable.

Supports taking animal cruelty crimes seriously to protect both animals and communities.

- Supports law enforcement, believes repeat offenders should be held accountable, and advocates for mental health solutions to enhance community safety.
- Advocates for state policies that ensure officers have the tools, training, and legal backing to perform their jobs safely.
- Supports increased coordination between state and local agencies to target crime hotspots.
- Believes too many repeat offenders are cycling through the system and returning to the streets.
- Supports expanding state funding for mental health crisis response teams that collaborate with law enforcement.
- Supports legislation to improve involuntary treatment standards for individuals who are a danger to themselves or others.
- Supports better coordination between agencies, stronger reporting systems, and support for victims to ensure community safety and protection against hate crimes.
- Supports treating animal cruelty as a serious crime and aims to strengthen laws and enforcement to hold offenders accountable.
- Supports taking animal cruelty crimes seriously to protect both animals and communities.

Public Safety

Education

Housing & Urban Development

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Pesach Osina

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Said, "Oppose new taxes that make it harder to live and work in New York"

Said, "Expand the Empire State Child Tax Credit to provide real relief to families"

Said, "Raise the income thresholds so more middle-class families qualify for tax relief"

Said, "Support tax incentives for employers who offer childcare assistance"

Said, "Require greater transparency before rate hikes are approved"

Said, "Strengthen oversight of insurance companies through the New York State Department of Financial Services"

Said, "Require full transparency and justification before any rate increases are approved"

Said, "Support a prior approval system so insurers cannot raise rates without state sign-off"

Said, "Crack down on fraud in the no-fault system that drives up premiums for honest drivers"

Said, "Fight for relief programs for middle-class families, not just the lowest-income brackets"

Said, "Oppose unnecessary fees and mandates that raise energy costs"

Said, "Protect and permanently secure the resident rebate"

Said, "Ensure stable, long-term funding for the rebate"

Said, "Make sure everyone who qualifies can easily access it"

Said, "Increase funding to expand access across Queens"

Said, "Make enrollment simpler and more accessible"

Said, "Ensure the plan reflects community input and local needs"

Said, "Secure state funding through the MTA Capital Plan"

Said, "Move the project forward with real timelines"

Said, "Ensure that any new development is responsible, balanced, and community-driven"

Said, "Fight to make sure state resources are not used to support projects that ignore local concerns"

Said, "Support efforts to protect neighborhood character and prevent overdevelopment"

Said, "Oppose one-size-fits-all policies that override community input"

Said, "Advocate for policies that protect long-term residents from being pushed out"

Said, "Support programs that help homeowners navigate complex systems like co-ops and Mitchell-Lama housing"

Said, "Strengthen protections against deed theft and title fraud"

Said, "Support policies that make it more affordable to stay in the communities people have built their lives in"

Said, "Fight for property tax relief, especially for middle-class families and seniors"

Advocates for full funding and proper staffing levels for the NYPD.

Said, "Support state policies that ensure officers have the tools, training, and legal backing to do their jobs safely"

Said, "Push for increased coordination between state and local agencies to target crime hotspots"

Said, "Support targeted reforms to bail and discovery laws to ensure violent repeat offenders are not quickly released"

Said, "Strengthen penalties for repeat violent crimes"

Said, "Expand state funding for mental health crisis response teams that work alongside law enforcement"

Said, "Ensure support is language-accessible, culturally competent, and community-based"

Said, "Partner with local organizations to build trust and increase reporting"

Said, "Pesach Osina is committed to making sure every community — Jewish, Black, Latino, Asian, Muslim, Catholic, and others — feels safe, respected, and supported."

Said, "Animal cruelty should be treated for what it is — a crime against a living being."

Said, "Support laws that recognize animals as living beings, not just property"

Said, "Close gaps that allow repeat offenders to avoid serious consequences"

Said, "Ensure cases are properly investigated and prosecuted"

Said, "Push for better reporting and tracking of animal cruelty cases"

Said, "Studies have shown a link between animal cruelty and other forms of violence."

Said, "Taking these crimes seriously helps protect not just animals, but communities as a whole."

Mauricio Mendez

Buket Urgen

Mike Scala

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