Anthony D'Esposito

D'Esposito says he supports protecting Medicare and Social Security for seniors and opposes benefit cuts or privatization proposals.

No clear public position found in the sources reviewed. His campaign and public materials located in this review did not yield a specific, citable statement on taxes, inflation, jobs, or other broad economic policy priorities.

D'Esposito opposes offshore wind development and has criticized New York's climate law as unrealistic, arguing the grid and infrastructure are not ready for its goals.

D'Esposito has been described by campaign-tracking and advocacy groups as opposing abortion rights, and his campaign has pushed back by saying he has been fighting in Congress to ensure women are empowered to make their own health-care decisions. The available sources reviewed here do not provide a single direct, primary-source statement from him on abortion policy.

D'Esposito supports stronger border security and immigration enforcement, including tighter border controls and measures to deter illegal crossings.

D'Esposito generally favors gun rights and has opposed broad federal gun-safety expansions; he cosponsored the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.

No clear public position found in the sources reviewed. The materials located for this profile did not provide a specific, citable statement on social justice issues.

D'Esposito has emphasized school safety as part of his education messaging, arguing that students learn best when schools have strong safety measures.

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D'Esposito's campaign page provides voter information for Nassau County, including that polling places are accessible to voters with physical disabilities and that eligible county residents may vote there. This is voter-information content rather than a substantive policy position on a local issue.

D'Esposito has supported pro-Israel positions in Congress, including resolutions condemning Hamas and opposing one-sided pressure on Israel; public materials also show he voted on foreign-aid and security measures tied to Israel and Ukraine.