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Lynn C. Schulman

Currently holds the office of New York City Council - District 29 until December 31, 2027.

Candidate for New York City Council - District 29 in 2025 New York General Election.

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Lynn C. Schulman

New York City Council - District 29

About Lynn C. Schulman

Professional Experience
City of New York, Councilmember (2021 - Present)
New York City Council-Office of the Speaker, Senior Community and Emergency Services Liaison (2017 - 2021)
Woodhull North Brooklyn Healthcare Network, Senior Associate Executive Director (2007 - 2017)
GMHC, Managing Director for External Affairs (2003 - 2007)
Edelman, Senior Vice President (1995 - 1998)
Degrees
JD, Brooklyn Law School (1984)
Bachelor's, New York University, Journalism, Political Science (1980)

Education

Bilingual education programs. Learn more

End school segregation. Learn more

Invest in daily physical education. Learn more

Expand 3-k programs. Learn more

G&t in all elementary schools. Learn more

Reduce class sizes. Learn more

Next: Environment / Energy

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
New York City Council - District 29 in New York General Election
New York City Council - District 29 in New York General Election
New York City Council - District 29 in New York Primary Election
New York City Council - District 29 in New York Consolidated General Election
New York City Council - District 29 in New York Consolidated Primary Election

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