New York 10th District race 2026

Posted it themselves Oct 17

“Right here in NYC, your vote can help send a message, loud & clear, that you want elected officials who will fight harder for working families. Who don’t kowtow to billionaires or big corporations. Who are laser-focused on making everyday life affordable. How? If you vote on the Working Families Party line! Join this training Tuesday night to help mobilize people to vote @NYWFP :”

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Posted it themselves Oct 9

“I know firsthand what it looks like when the Trump Administration violates the rule of law. And I know @TishJames won't back down when it happens. On the key issues of our times — standing up to authoritarians & abusers, protecting workers & consumers & tenants from exploitation, protecting immigrants, combating antisemitism & Islamophobia & forms of hate — Tish has shown up time & time again. Proud to stand with her tonight. #AGDebate2026”

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Posted it themselves Oct 17

“Stephen Miller and his fascist acolytes have devised an entire scheme to deprive kids of their rights, detain them, deny them lawyers, and deport them as quickly as possible. We’ve been watching it for the past few months, and I can assure you: there's no semblance of justice or the rule of law – only cruelty to children. So I’m very grateful to the immigrant advocacy groups standing up to the Trump administration on behalf of vulnerable children. In their legal filing, they correctly condemn the administration for creating a "deportation assembly line." Props to everyone – in the courts and the streets – who is fighting back to defend the humanity of immigrant kids & families.”

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Posted it themselves Oct 15

“In yet another stunning display of ICE cruelty, Oscar Belgal is still being held in solitary confinement (with a bullet still in his neck) at the notorious Metropolitan Detention Center. I joined a group of religious leaders & advocates — who protest there weekly against cruel & inhumane conditions — to demand that he be released immediately & that he & everyone else there receive proper medical care. Reunite Oscar with his family. Expel ICE from NYC.”

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Posted it themselves Oct 8

“Every life stolen was an entire world. The point is not to pretend that all we need is shared mourning, or to equate the suffering on both sides. Reckoning and accountability are required. But on this third anniversary of October 7th, a good start is to try to resist the flattening of empathy, to let ourselves weep for all the lives lost, the children killed, the families torn apart, the homes destroyed. Join me tonight in Union Square, to mourn together, and to demand a future that doesn’t compromise on anyone’s humanity. http:// bradlander.substack.com/p/three-years- later-we-still-havent …”

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Posted it themselves Oct 8

“Tonight, organized by @israelispeaceny , we read the heartrending words of mothers & fathers & sons & daughters who lost Israeli loved ones on October 7th — and Palestinian loved ones in the three years since. We said kaddish for all of them. We refused to compromise on anyone’s humanity. No amount of shouting stopped us. May their memory be for a blessing. : @giligetz”

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Posted it themselves Sep 24

“$131.5 million: the largest labor settlement in NYC’s history — and the largest resulting from any law I authored (so far). Props to @NYCMayor , @JulieSuLabor , @saalevine , and the great team at @helloDCWP on delivering this historic win for delivery workers, who were cheated out of pay they earned by DoorDash. When we passed the Minimum Pay Rate law in 2021, inspired by the organizing of @workersjusticep , we knew it would take diligent, creative, aggressive enforcement. The Mamdani Administration is showing powerfully what it looks like to govern on behalf of workers.”

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Posted it themselves Sep 16

“New York City should set the standard for what a pro-worker government looks like, including for the public servants who make our institutions work. I was proud to support @NYCCouncilUnion during my time on Council, and I’m just as proud to stand with them as they bargain for a fair contract. It’s a badge of honor that we had union representation on some of my previous campaigns and in the Comptroller’s office. All workers deserves a voice on the job, including those who help our elected officials best serve their communities. Join ALE today at noon at City Hall.”

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Posted it themselves Oct 16

“Thanks to @DTVPAC for the endorsement. Looking forward to teaming up to root out corruption, banish dark money from politics & shore up our ailing democracy. There’s a lot of work ahead to clean up Washington. But we can start by overturning Citizens United, ending stock trading in Congress & passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. This is the commonsense, pro-democracy agenda that the people of NY-10 demand.”

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Posted it themselves Oct 8

“This morning I attended a hearing in Queens held by my future House colleagues — Ranking Members @RepJoeMorelle & @RepGregoryMeeks & Members @RepGraceMeng & @RepPaulTonko — on election security & voting rights. Important testimony by @aaldef @NAACP_LDF & @DTVPAC on what we can do to protect everyone’s right to vote in the wake of Trump’s attacks on our most fundamental democratic right.”

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Posted it themselves Oct 7

“Toxic spending from Big Crypto continues to flood into our politics. Their goal is simple: capture our regulatory agencies to avoid oversight that protects consumers & cracks down on crime. As Democrats, we should say no to the corrupting influence of big money and yes to tight regulation of a worryingly volatile industry.”

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Posted it themselves Oct 6

“You don’t have to be a former City Comptroller to know it’s a corrupt, hideous idea for Trump’s SEC to roll back “pay-to-play” regulations that prohibit investors from bribing State Treasurers and other public pension fiduciaries with campaign contributions. But given all the noise, you may need a former City Comptroller to tell you that’s what’s happening.”

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