My Name Is

ANDY CHEN

I Am Running For New York State Assembly District 40

To Represent The Neighborhoods Of Flushing, Murray Hill, College Point, and Whitestone

Meet Andy Chen

Immigrant, small business owner, and tireless leader driven by a commitment to the community and a passion to fight for better qualities of life for District 40 and all New Yorkers.

Effective Common Sense Policies

Affordability

Accessibility

Andy recognizes both the quality of life and systemic issues that our communities are facing and is running to fight for community based and common sense solutions to government.

He is daring to lead the fight against the affordability and housing crisis that has affected tenants and homeowners alike, tackle overcrowding in public schools and expand accessibility to high quality education,  enshrine quality public health across all communities, fight for accountable criminal justice and public safety measures, and create sanctuaries for older adults to age in place and fulfillment. 

Accountability

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