Antonio Delgado

Supports universal healthcare in New York through a single-payer system (New York Health Act) that guarantees coverage for every New Yorker with no premiums, co-pays, deductibles, or other out-of-pocket costs; includes comprehensive benefits (primary care, hospital care, prescriptions, mental health, reproductive and gender-affirming care, dental, vision, long-term care) and eliminates private insurance middlemen.

Antonio Delgado’s economic plan centers on building an economy that works for all New Yorkers: raise the minimum wage to $30 by 2030 (indexed to inflation), ensure the ultra-wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share, strengthen paid family and medical leave, empower workers and small businesses, and reform New York’s budget process to improve transparency and reduce backroom deals.

Delgado would strengthen and enforce New York's climate laws by finalizing cap-and-invest rules under the CLCPA and expanding public renewables to at least 15 GW by 2030. He would expand public utilities, reform the Public Service Commission to protect ratepayers, and back the NY HEAT Act and the Livable New York Act to lower utility costs and boost energy-efficient, affordable housing.

Supports protecting abortion rights and expanding access to reproductive health care in New York, including backing the New York Health Act to guarantee universal coverage that includes reproductive services.

Delgado supports expanding protections for immigrant New Yorkers by backing the New York For All Act to prohibit ICE 287(g) agreements and curb local cooperation with ICE. He also supports banning ICE from wearing masks (MELT Act), ending private immigration detention (Dignity Not Detention Act), and increasing access to legal representation for immigrants facing deportation.

Delgado supports strong, comprehensive gun-safety reforms in New York. He has backed expanding background checks, closing loopholes in private transfers, strengthening red-flag laws, improving gun-trace reporting, and raising the purchase age for semi-automatic rifles to 21.

Antonio Delgado's Social Justice stance centers on expanding protections for immigrant New Yorkers, including supporting the NY For All Act, opposing ICE raids via the MEL Act, ending private immigration detention, and funding immigrant legal services. He also champions LGBTQ+ rights and criminal justice reform to reduce disparities and promote fair treatment in New York.

Delgado supports universal pre-K funding and universal childcare in New York, viewing early childhood education as the foundation of the state's education system and affordability agenda; he proposes fully funding Pre-K and universal childcare to improve access and outcomes.

Delgado says he wants to reimagine and professionalize the New York State Democratic Party to improve year-round engagement, expand grassroots organizing, and strengthen party infrastructure.

Delgado's Local Issues plan prioritizes housing: he would build 800,000 new homes over the next decade and protect and expand rent stabilization, including passing the NY REST Act. He also calls to end developer giveaways, curb private equity in housing, create statewide down payment assistance, invest in public housing and a permanent rental assistance program, and crack down on corporate landlords.

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