Who Are We Voting For?
We’re voting for some MAJOR leadership roles and decisions that impact our daily lives
State Attorney General – Serves as New York State’s chief lawyer, protecting residents by investigating fraud, corruption, discrimination, public safety concerns, and unfair business practices.
State Comptroller – Oversees New York State’s finances, audits government agencies, manages public pension funds, and helps ensure taxpayer money is spent responsibly.
State Senate – Creates and votes on state laws that impact everyday life across New York, including healthcare, education, housing, public safety, transportation, and voting rights.
State Assembly – Works alongside the State Senate to introduce, debate, and pass laws that affect local communities and statewide programs, services, and funding priorities.
What Are Budget Proposals?
When YOU vote, you’re choosing the people who help shape priorities.
A budget proposal is basically NYC’s financial plan.
It outlines how the city plans to spend public money — your tax dollars — on services like housing, schools, sanitation, healthcare, safety, and more.
Every year, city officials (including the Mayor and City Council) propose and vote on this plan. These decisions affect:
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🏫 School and youth programming
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🏘️ Housing developments and affordability
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🧠 Mental health and public health services
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🛠️ Street repairs, trash pickup, and transit
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🎨 Parks, libraries, arts, and community centers
The budget is a blueprint for what matters — and what doesn’t.
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