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<h4>Since taking office, Assemblymember Karinés Reyes has delivered for the Southeast Bronx: from the floors of Albany to the streets of Parkchester, Castle Hill, Van Nest, and West Farms. She’s passed new laws, fought for immigrant families, secured critical infrastructure, and shown up for constituents every step of the way. This is her record.</h4>

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<h2><strong>Eight Years for the Bronx. Let's Keep Going.</strong></h2><h4><strong>Karinés Reyes has been a Bronxite for nearly 30 years; if you want to understand why she ran for office, you have to start there: with the Bronx, and with everything that shaped her before Albany.</strong></h4><p>After Hurricane Maria, she was among the first nurses sent by New York State to Puerto Rico. Before she ever ran for office, she was already in Albany, lobbying for single-payer healthcare and safer nurse-to-patient ratios.</p><p><strong>She won her Assembly seat in 2018 and has spent four terms doing what she came to do. </strong>She's introduced legislation to protect reproductive rights, defend immigrant communities, expand healthcare coverage, get free books to kids statewide, and make sure seniors have real access to the relief programs they're owed. None of it is accidental; it's all connected to the same community she's been part of for nearly 30 years.</p><p>In her fourth term, she's focused on what matters most to Bronx families right now: affordable healthcare, affordable housing, and protecting immigrants from federal overreach. She knows these fights because she's been in them--long before she had a seat in Albany.<br></p>

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<h2>Getting Things Done in Albany</h2><p><strong>Karinés doesn't just introduce bills. She gets them signed. </strong>Her legislative record reflects a commitment to workers, women, and the marginalized:</p><ul><li><p><strong>Protecting Workers:</strong>&nbsp;Karinés championed the&nbsp;<strong>Retail Worker Safety Act</strong>, providing panic buttons and violence prevention plans for retail employees, and the&nbsp;<strong>Roadway Excavation Quality Assurance Act</strong>, guaranteeing prevailing wages for infrastructure workers. She also secured victory with the&nbsp;<strong>New York State Fashion Workers Act</strong>, ensuring basic labor protections for creatives and models.</p></li><li><p><strong>Fighting for Justice &amp; Equity:</strong>&nbsp;She dismantled systemic bias by passing the&nbsp;<strong>"Incorrigible Bill,"</strong>&nbsp;removing offensive language from Family and Education laws that historically targeted girls of color. To protect our most vulnerable, she enacted the&nbsp;<strong>BIPOC Missing Women &amp; Girls Task Force Bill</strong>, forcing the state to address failures in missing persons cases for women of color.</p></li><li><p><strong>Investing in Education:</strong> From fighting for a tuition-free CUNY via the <strong>New Deal for CUNY</strong> to protecting students from state taxes on federal loan forgiveness, Karinés is removing the financial barriers to higher education.</p></li><li><p><strong>Healthcare as a Human Right:</strong>&nbsp;From protecting doctors and patients through the&nbsp;<strong>Abortion Shield Laws</strong>&nbsp;to banning toxic mercury in cosmetics—a critical issue for women of color—Karinés is ensuring healthcare is safe, accessible, and equitable.</p></li><li><p><strong>Worker Safety &amp; Rights:</strong>&nbsp;In the wake of the pandemic, she authored the&nbsp;<strong>NY HERO Act</strong>, establishing the first airborne infectious disease standard for workplaces in the country to keep New Yorkers safe from communicable diseases.</p></li></ul><p>She continues to lead the fight for the <strong>New York for All Act</strong> to protect immigrants regardless of status and is pushing to increase income eligibility for <strong>SCRIE/DRIE</strong> to ensure our seniors can afford to stay in their homes.</p>

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<p>Karinés also partnered with the American-Italian Cancer Foundation to bring a free Mammogram Bus to 1973 Westchester Avenue, <strong>making cancer screenings accessible to women right in the district.</strong></p>

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<p>She stood on the picket line with fellow nurses at Montefiore Einstein, <strong>fighting for safe staffing ratios that protect both patients and healthcare workers across the Bronx.</strong></p>

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<p>Working with Assemblymember Amanda Septimo, Karinés <strong>secured the first-ever state fund dedicated to supporting Latino-serving organizations </strong>working on workforce development, healthcare access, education, and housing.</p>

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<p>Karinés successfully fought for the federal RAISE grant to <strong>begin the process of capping the Cross Bronx Expressway</strong>, a historic step toward cleaner air and healthier lives for all of our Bronx families.</p>

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<p><strong>Since taking office, Assemblymember Karinés Reyes has delivered for the Bronx</strong>: She’s passed new laws, fought for immigrant families, secured critical infrastructure, and shown up for constituents every step of the way.<br></p>

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<p>Karinés knows that leadership isn't just about legislation, it’s about tangible results in the neighborhood.</p>

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<p>She organized the community to force the MTA to install a long-awaited elevator at the&nbsp;<strong>Parkchester 6 train station</strong>&nbsp;and has been a leading voice in securing the federal RAISE grant to begin the historic process of&nbsp;<strong>capping the Cross Bronx Expressway</strong>.</p>

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<p>She secured over&nbsp;<strong>$200 million</strong>&nbsp;in state funding to convert distressed hotels into supportive housing for low-income New Yorkers and recently unlocked&nbsp;<strong>$1.5 million</strong>&nbsp;in capital funds for the residents of&nbsp;<strong>Jamie Towers</strong>.</p>

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<p>During the height of COVID-19, Karinés didn't stay on the sidelines. She <strong>returned to the hospitals</strong> to aid overburdened Bronx medical staff and distributed tens of thousands of units of PPE and fresh produce to families struggling with hunger and illness.</p>

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<p>From distributing tens of thousands of units of fresh produce during the pandemic to expanding SNAP benefits so that our seniors, disabled residents, and unhoused neighbors can purchase hot meals at local restaurants, Karinés is tackling food insecurity head-on.</p>

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<p>As a nurse, Karinés has seen firsthand how ZIP code and income determine the quality of care people receive. She sits on the Assembly Health Committee and uses that seat to push for healthcare that works for patients, not just insurance companies.</p>

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<p>From neighborhood public schools to CUNY classrooms, generations of Bronx families have built better futures through public education. Karinés is fighting to fully fund Foundation Aid for K–12 and pass the New Deal for CUNY, so every student gets the teachers, counselors, and tuition relief they deserve.</p>

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<p>Too many longtime residents are being priced out of the neighborhoods they built. Karinés works to protect tenants, hold negligent landlords accountable, and push Albany to invest in the kind of housing stock that keeps working families here.</p>

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<p>The 87th District is home to thousands of immigrants who work hard, pay taxes, and contribute to this community every day. Karinés believes they deserve stability, dignity, and a fair shot, and she's fighting for legislation that reflects that.</p>