She states that she is running for the state Senate to raise the minimum wage, fund public education and mass transit, and protect healthcare and housing access.

“I am running to raise the minimum wage in Pennsylvania, which is $7. $7.25 minimum wage. I'm running to raise the minimum wage so that every family in the Commonwealth has the opportunity to earn a livable wage. I'm running because we need to fund mass transit because folks need to get to and from w”

He contends that existing laws are sufficient to address terrorism and that new legislative efforts are merely tools for political intimidation and protecting specific interests.

“There are already laws against terrorism. There's tons and tons of laws against terrorism. So, this is not needed in that sense.”

Zoran Mamdani advocates for raising taxes on the top one percent and the top corporate tax rate to fund public services like free buses and universal childcare.

“The first is to raise taxes on the top 1% of New Yorkers by 2%. That would raise $4 billion. The second is to raise the state's top corporate tax rate to match that of New Jersey, which would raise $5 billion.”