Brad Lander’s social media content with his daughter, Rosa Lander, at the Met Gala has garnered 2.4M views across Instagram and TikTok.

Lander spoke about the deep personal, cultural, and spiritual meaning his Judaism carries for him and his family – and how, with antisemitism on the rise, this perilous moment in our country’s history calls for genuine courage, not the petty political games of Donald Trump and Andrew Cuomo who use Jews as pawns. 

Following the endorsement of NYS Tenant Bloc, Lander today highlighted a public information campaign he’d elevate as Mayor to ensure tenants know about new “Good Cause Eviction” protections against rent hikes and arbitrary evictions.

With the only education plan in this campaign, Lander will staff every school with mental health professionals, end waitlists for students with disabilities, and double down on commitment to universal 3-K.

In response to President Trump gutting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), NYC Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander unveiled a detailed plan for New York City to protect consumers now vulnerable to bad acting big businesses and banks. Outside 1 Centre Street, Lander was joined by a former CFPB director Lorelei Salas and Claire Bleiler, a New Yorker whose life was turned upside down due to student loan confusion. 

Today, Brad Lander, alongside transportation advocates at Astor Place, mapped out the future of New York City’s streets and subways with the most comprehensive transportation platform in the mayoral race. Lander’s 29-page plan promises six-minute subway service, ending street homelessness for people with serious mental illness, and making micromobility safer for all. Lander’s plan aims to create a unified transit management system, overseen under a “Big Apple Transit” agency, modeled on London’s TfL system. Read Green Light for New York City here.

“Whether it’s more housing, livable streets or more affordable communities, Brad Lander will be a Mayor for every borough and every neighborhood in New York City,” said Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso. “For too long, Latinos have been an afterthought for elected officials that we help put into office. It's about time we have someone that has been shown to work to support Latino issues and understands us in City Hall - and that person is Brad Lander.” 

“Brad Lander has selflessly served our city for longer than I’ve been alive and would be a highly effective and transformative Mayor,” said Councilmember Chi Ossé. “In this political moment, our city needs someone with the experience to captain this ship through uncharted waters, and the proven track record to make shit work: A progressive who deeply understands the levers of government, and can use them to protect us against Trump’s attacks. That’s why I’m endorsing Brad Lander for mayor.”

Today, Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez and six Brooklyn Democrats — Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, State Senator Julia Salazar, Assemblymember Emily Gallagher, and City Councilmembers Jennifer Gutiérrez, Sandy Nurse and, Lincoln Restler — endorsed Brad Lander for Mayor, as a way of electing a “steady hand” to lead New York City. The powerful group also endorsed Adrienne Adams and Zohran Mamdani.

Churches United for Fair Housing (CUFFH) Action endorsed Brad Lander first for Mayor. CUFFH Action, a member of the Working Families Party (WFP), is a top grassroots organization that works to improve housing outcomes among low-income, immigrant, and working-class communities of color.

Ahead of Earth Week, Brad Lander stood atop Brooklyn SolarWorks today flanked by advocates and business leaders to announce the most comprehensive plan for New York City’s climate future in the mayoral race. As Mayor, Lander will better equip NYC for the ongoing climate crisis by reducing NYC’s carbon emissions; ensuring homeowners and renters alike have access to clean, affordable energy; preparing New Yorkers for global warming's inevitable effects by building more resilient neighborhoods; and creating economic opportunities through green jobs and reliable transit.

Today, Make the Road Action (MRA) — the grassroots advocacy organization representing immigrant, Black, and brown communities across New York City — endorsed Brad Lander first for Mayor. MRA’s #1 rank endorsement of Lander adds to his broad and diverse coalition of support. Notably, in addition to being a political force on its own, MRA sits on the executive board of the Working Families Party (WFP), who released an unranked slate that also included Lander last month.