Party: Conservative

Healy-Case wants to do whatever it takes to keep families safe and according to her, that includes standing up to Albany politicians and those who want to ‘defund the police’.

Healy-Case promises tougher gun laws and the non-enforcement of certain Safe Act items.

Healy-Case believes that Erie County Sheriff’s deputies are not for any elected official’s personal police force.

Healy-Case will enforce the rule of law and stand up against Albany politicians who pass unjust laws.

Healy-Case supports business and will go against bureaucrats who want to shut down businesses.

Rodriguez opposes funding initiatives such as ThriveNYC, as he views them as wasteful and unproductive, and instead supports performance-based budgeting.

Rodriguez supports switching to biodegradable alternatives to plastic, as well as reviving curbside composting to reduce the cost of solid waste disposal.

Rodriguez supports bringing back the NYPD’s Street Crime Unit, repealing the Diaphragm Law, and restoring qualified immunity for ordinary policing. Rodriguez beleives that tougher policing will stimulate NYC’s economy by bringing back tourists.

Rodriguez believes that no homeowner should ever be required to take a loan to pay their property taxes and will work to protect homeowners from excessive taxation. Rodriguez will also make the New York City Housing Authority enforce means testing on public housing untis and even average the income over the three years to make sure that those who are living in public housing truly need it and families living in shelters can move into affordable housing. Rodriguez will additionally allow excess income of up to 15% of the prescribed income limit for public housing tenants.

Rodriguez will commission a study to identify and address zip codes with food deserts in addition to advocating for a 15% Real Property Tax credit for the retail space landlords lease to grocery stores.

Remauro wants to ensure that the budget for the police department is kept robust and wants to expand the list of crimes that are eligible for cash bail to reduce recidivism. Remauro supports having a well funded, well trained, and well equipped police department and believes the police and police unions are important voices in policymaking.

Remauro supports a comprehensive, island-wide zoning analysis with the goal of preserving neighborhoods and providing the foundation for property values to increase. Remauro wants to reduce tragic congestion, stabilize property values, and help stem the rise of property taxes.

Remauro will mandate environmentally friendly building components for any development needing a variance or Board of Standards and Appeals approval.

Remauro wants to create more vocational high schools that will teach practical and trade skills that can be used for government and private sector jobs, which can be enhanced by partnering with private and municipal unions that can provide apprenticeships. Remauro also wants schools to focus more on basic skills and wants to ensure that special needs students receive proper skill services. Remauro also wants to provide more support to specialized, charter, and parochial schools and yeshivas.

Remauro supports the use of Smart Light technology in Staten Island, which would use computerized systems to sense traffic in real time and change the timing of traffic lights to keep traffic flowing along major thoroughfares. Renauro also supports a pedestrian walkway and bike-way over the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, a dedicated bus lane along Bay Steet and Richmond Terrace going over the Goethals Bridge in each direction, and NYC Ferry service from the East and South Shore.