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Corinne Arnold

DEMOCRAT

Corinne Arnold is running for New York Member of Assembly, District 66, Democratic Primary.

Personal background

Corinne Arnold is originally from Ohio. She has a bachelor’s degree in economics with a minor in business from Ohio State University. She lives in the Union Square neighborhood.

Professional background

Corinne is a co-managing partner at EZ Election Solutions,.

Political background

Corrine's campaign for District 66 assemblymember is her first run for public office.

Economy

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Energy & the Environment

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Healthcare

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Voting & Elections

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Public Safety

Supports stronger services and better coordination to improve safety and long-term stability to address untreated mental health challenges and substance use.

Supports implementing rules for e-bikes and holding app companies accountable for safety impacts.

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Education

Supports increasing access to advanced learning opportunities and investing in earlier academic support.

Aims to expand neighborhood capacity where demand exceeds the number of available seats and explore creating additional schools.

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Housing & Urban Development

Aims to lower costs for both homeowners and tenants and ensure that homeowners aren't pushed out due to maintenance and housing expenses.

Advocates creating a state-level advisory committee focused on issues related to co-ops and condos.

Supports rehabilitating existing housing and "bringing vacant apartments back online through targeted incentives."

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