Currently holds the office of Brooklyn Borough President until December 31, 2029.
Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives - New York 7th Congressional District in 2026 New York Primary Election.
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Get StartedHe will support universal access to reproductive and sexual healthcare, fight for the full repeal of the Hyde Amendments, and advocate to codify abortion as a Constitutional right. Learn more
In Congress, he’ll tax the rich, take on corporate greed, and fight to build an economy that actually works for working people. Learn more
He will fight to fully fund New York City’s Head Start program so that our youngest neighbors from low-income families can be well prepared for their public education journey, and he will fight to pass universal childcare benefits and paid family leave to help working families. Learn more
In Congress, Antonio will champion a public education ecosystem that is well-resourced, inclusive, and truly accessible for all students. Learn more
In Congress, Antonio will put frontline communities first as he fights for our green future. He’ll back the Green New Deal which will enable our country to make the leap toward a Just Transition while creating millions of jobs to build the infrastructure we need. Learn more
In Congress, he’ll take on polluters, invest in clean energy, and fight for every community’s right to clean air and water. Learn more
In Congress, he’ll fight to deliver Medicare for All to guarantee healthcare as a right and ensure everyone can get the care they need without going broke. Learn more
In Congress, he’ll fight to repeal the Faircloth Amendment, invest in public housing at scale, and make sure working people can afford to stay in the communities they built. Learn more
In Congress, Antonio will fight to abolish ICE and use every tool available to protect immigrant families. Learn more
He’ll modernize outdated subway signals, expand accessibility, invest in safer streets and bike lanes, and tie transit funding to building more housing near stations. Learn more
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