Brad will end street homelessness for New Yorkers with serious mental illness to make our streets and subways safer for all — with a better coordinated continuum-of-care, more effective outreach and hospitalization, and a “Housing First” approach.

Brad’s blueprint for public safety includes reducing crime, confronting the staffing crisis at the NYPD, focusing on solving gun crimes, and keeping Jessica Tisch as NYPD commissioner. He’ll restore trust and accountability by combatting hate crimes and investing in community partnerships and safe neighborhoods.

Brad will stop retail theft — and free items behind lock and key at drugstores — by launching a simple, one-stop platform to streamline reporting, investigating, and preventing shoplifters.

Amidst a rise in hate crimes and antisemitism, Brad will adopt cutting-edge technology to identify extremist threats online and prevent violence before it starts.

Brad will equip New York City for the ongoing climate crisis by reducing our carbon emissions, guaranteeing access to affordable clean energy, creating economic opportunities through green jobs and reliable transit, and building more resilient neighborhoods.

As Donald Trump and Elon Musk threaten our neighbors and our services, Brad will bring New Yorkers together and stand up for women, the LGBTQ community, workers, our immigrant neighbors, people of color, Jews, Muslims, or any other New Yorkers subjected to hate or attack.

Brad understands that immigrant New Yorkers are the economic engine of our city and will stand up for our neighbors against authoritarian attacks from the Trump administration. He will ensure immigrant New Yorkers can obtain legal services, work authorization, case management, and more.

Brad will ensure that New York remains a haven for women’s health — strengthening protections against federal threats, expanding abortion access citywide, increasing practical support for out-of-state travelers, improving emergency care, and broadening access to contraception and comprehensive sex education.

Brad will confront the city’s maternal health crisis by investing in midwife-led care, expanding culturally competent services, and ensuring that Black and brown women receive the high-quality care they deserve.

Brad will make New York City a national model for LGBTQ+ equality by funding queer-led nonprofits, protecting gender-affirming care, fighting hate, ending criminalization, and co-governing with LGBTQ+ communities to build a city where everyone can thrive.

Brad will expedite construction of borough-based jails, reduce the jail population through court and pretrial reforms, end solitary confinement, and rescind Mayor Adams’s order allowing ICE on Rikers.

Brad will fight to improve health care coverage, ensure low deductibles and premiums, protect New Yorkers with pre-existing conditions, and prevent city retirees from being forced onto inferior Medicaid Advantage plans.

Brad will improve New Yorkers’ quality of life by solving our city’s rat problem and delivering cleaner, healthier streets for all. Unlike Eric Adams’ “Rat Czar” gimmicks and trash bin chaos, Brad’s plan is smart, scalable, and actually works for New York — prioritizing getting food waste and garbage off our streets and sidewalks.

Brad will deliver safety, opportunity, and inclusion for New York's AAPI communities by expanding language access, combating hate crime and retail theft, investing in education and small businesses, and ensuring every community has a voice in City Hall.

Brad will declare a state of emergency on the housing crisis — so we can cut through red tape, build 500,000 new units of housing, protect tenants, and increase pathways to home ownership. He’ll freeze the rent and fix our broken housing agencies to deliver progress on the housing New Yorkers need.

Brad will restore Mayor Adams’ cuts to child care so that we can fulfill the promise of genuinely universal Pre-K and 3-K, then work with New Yorkers United for Child Care to expand to 2-K. He will deliver free, high-quality afterschool programming for K through 8th graders.

Brad will deliver universal Pre-K and 3K (alongside a “2-Care for All” program), create universal after-school programs, and invest in educators and CUNY. He will expand proven mental health programs and limit the use of smartphones in schools.

In dialogue with Black elected officials, leaders, and community members, Brad has developed “A Better Deal for Black New Yorkers" — a platform that will expand and protect Black homeownership in New York City, fix NYCHA to provide affordable, dignified homes to Black families, and support Black entrepreneurs to start and expand businesses and economic opportunity, and more.

Brad will create a new Mayor’s Office of Workers’ Rights to coordinate the use of all of the City’s tools — contracting, concessions, legislation, franchising, economic development, tax breaks, transparency — to support and protect workers.

Brad will protect consumers, small businesses, and student loan borrowers by enhancing protections against junk fees, price gouging, and predatory lending practices.

Brad will build an inclusive economy where working families can thrive, young people can jumpstart careers, and diverse entrepreneurs can grow successful businesses.

Brad will restore critical support programs like VetConnect, create new opportunities for economic mobility, and revamp the Department of Veterans’ Services.

Brad will continue leading the fight to improve our subways and buses, reduce traffic crashes to save lives, and make our streets and neighborhoods more livable.

Brad will stop corruption and restore trust in City Hall with comprehensive reforms to close lobbying loopholes, fight corruption in contracting, make COIB independent, increase transparency and media accessibility, and more.

Brad will triple capital investment in the agency and directly empower tenants. Brad will leverage resident feedback through a "Yelp for NYCHA Repairs" system to strengthen property management, ensure residents have a majority vote on decisions affecting their homes, and offer multiple pathways for rehabilitation.

Brad will breathe life into the municipal workforce — reforming outdated civil service rules, attracting and retaining the best talent, and restoring a relationship of mutual respect between New Yorkers and their teachers, cops, and municipal employees. He’ll create a “Homes for City Workers” program that will make affordable homeownership possible for municipal workers.

Brad will grow the City’s “Rainy Day Fund,” and create a new “Protecting NYC Reserve” with billions of dollars from existing revenue sources. He will monitor the City’s debt, prioritize long-term savings, and adopt fiscally responsible policies to ensure that City contractors get paid on time.

Brad will modernize municipal technology (including the use of AI) to make City government work better. He will make sure City agencies utilize data more effectively to drive decisions and improve how the public accesses government services.

Brad will fix the broken and burdensome Dining Out NYC program to ensure a vibrant future for outdoor dining. By cutting bureaucratic red tape at the Department of Transportation, he will keep our streets lively, our neighborhoods thriving, and our restaurants flourishing.

Brad will reimagine public space as a citywide system that serves all New Yorkers — connecting parks to plazas, schoolyards to streets, and communities to the green infrastructure they deserve.

Brad will transform New York City’s libraries into fully funded, civic hubs — expanding hours, building new branches, modernizing infrastructure, improving worker conditions, and defending libraries as vital spaces for democracy, learning, and community life.

Brad will stitch arts and culture into the fabric of daily life through lively public spaces, lifelong cultural engagement, access to afterschool arts for all students, and more.