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Francesca Castellanos earned a bachelor's degree in political science from Lehman College.

Francesca works at the New Mexico House of Representatives, representing District 53. She previously worked at the Bronx County District Attorney’s Office as a Spanish interpreter and at the New York City Human Resources Administration as a case manager.

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Francesca has experience as a Spanish interpreter.

Francesca Castellanos is currently a Democratic member of the New Mexico House of Representatives representing District 53. She assumed office on January 1, 2021. She previously ran for New York State Senate District 31 in 2022, New York State Assembly District 72 in 2024, and New York City Council District 10 in 2025, but did not win.

Francesca previously lost the 2022 race for New York State Senate District 31, the 2024 race for New York State Assembly District 72, and the 2025 race for New York City Council District 10.

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Conservative Party

Democrat

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Working Families

Supports reintroducing rent regulation for commercial property and creating more low-income housing by subsidizing and expanding current programs.

Believes many district residents lack proper food and nutrition due to limited knowledge, availability, and funds, leading to preventable diseases like diabetes and cholesterol.

As of June 18, 2026, Francesca Castellanos did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Supports a "green new deal" for the city that would preserve current parks, recycle, reuse, and compost.

Energy & the Environment

Believes many district residents lack proper food nutrients due to limited knowledge, availability, and funds, leading to an increase in controllable diseases like diabetes and cholesterol.

Healthcare

Said, "I believe in recall of all elected officials from the mayor, judges to district leaders this would lead to more transparency and accountability. I want the city council to be able to vote for the mayors nominees to police commissioner, NYC Chancellor, HPD and all mayor agency heads."

Voting & Elections

Believes there is not enough focus on protecting citizens and enforcing laws.

Public Safety

Education

Supports creating more affordable housing, preserving current units, and ending apartment warehousing.

Housing & Urban Development

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Francesca Castellanos

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

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