Paul Nichols

Nichols supports making housing more affordable. Specifically, he advocates for reducing costs for property owners by 50% or more and implementing mandatory rent reduction of 50% or more.

Nichols believes in improving resident’s economic wellbeing. He supports implementing a New York Credit Score and financial education program which would apply to any applications within the state of New York.

Nichols wants to reduce the wealth gap. He wants to restructure how wages and salaries are calculated and distributed.

Nichols believes in incentivizing moving to areas of New York with lower concentration of population. He plans on achieving this by creating statewide opportunities.

Nichols supports the creation of a commission that will work to legally cancel types of individual debt, including student loans.

Nichols wants to reevaluate property valuations and create make residence in the state more affordable and safe.  

Nichols supports reevaluating how revenue is raised in the state. He wants to create a tax commission whose purpose is to reduce state dependency on property taxes.

Nichols wants to support senior citizens and veterans. He supports state policy that would ensure seniors are not spending more than 50% of their income on basic necessities, and policy that would improve access to mental health resources for veterans.

Nichols wants to improve education in the state. He supports making teacher salaries the highest in the nation to attract new teachers.

Nichols believes in focusing on small and medium businesses. He aims to reduce tax and penalty burdens on these businesses.