Allison Ziogas is from Pleasant Plains, Staten Island. She is a first-generation IBEW electrician.

Allison is a union electrician, labor organizer, and labor relations professional. She previously worked as a foreman for IBEW Local 3, overseeing major infrastructure projects in New York City. She also has experience in the energy sector, including labor relations work for Ørsted. 

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Allison previously ran for U.S. House of Representatives in New York's 11th Congressional District in 2026 but did not win.

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Supports higher taxes on the very wealthy and corporate accountability, including a billionaire minimum tax and lifting the payroll tax cap, while advocating for tax and regulatory changes to support small businesses and public investments.

- Supports higher taxes on the very wealthy and corporate accountability, including a billionaire minimum tax and lifting the payroll tax cap, while advocating for tax and regulatory changes to support small businesses and public investments.

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