
Candidate
Jasmin Sanchez
Running for Member of Assembly · District 65 in New York
Jasmin Sanchez is a candidate for the New York State Assembly in the 65th District, encompassing Lower Manhattan, including the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and the Financial District. She is a lifelong NYCHA resident and a graduate student at the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies.
Where they stand
ⓘ AI-compiled · verify · compiled July 1, 2026Public Education
Supports strengthening and fully funding public schools and opposes diverting resources to charter schools that could negatively affect public school funding.
source ↗Housing Rights
Believes housing is a human right and aims to strengthen tenant protections, fully fund NYCHA, and expand affordable housing options.
source ↗Climate Justice
Advocates for climate action that creates employment opportunities for working individuals.
source ↗Healthcare
Supports investment in community-based healthcare and integrating mental health care into the healthcare system.
source ↗Age with Dignity
Supports policies for seniors to age with dignity, including strengthening SCRIE and DRIE programs and fully funding NYCHA repairs.
source ↗Small Business Support
Supports small businesses, particularly those that are immigrant- and women-owned, while recognizing links between commercial and residential displacement.
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🗳️ When to vote
Election day
Nov 3
in 60 days
Also running for Member of Assembly
Sources
- About — Jasmin Sanchez, State Assembly District 65
- Issues — Jasmin Sanchez, State Assembly District 65
- New York Assembly District 65 — VOTE411 Voter Guide. Additional information available on VOTE411.org.
- Jasmin Sanchez – Democrat for State Assembly District 65
- Campaign Insiders: A Q&A with AD-65 Candidate Jasmin Sanchez
ℹ️ Registered candidate from official NY Board of Elections records (filed 02/11/2026). Verify details with your local election office.
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