VOTE FOR JABARI ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 23

State Senator Jabari Brisport is running for re-election in District 25 to continue the fight for working-class New Yorkers.

Jabari Brisport is the State Senator for New York’s 25th District. He is a third-generation Caribbean-American Brooklynite and former public school teacher. Since he took office in 2021, Jabari has stood up against powerful interests who only want to protect corporations and the ultra-wealthy. He’s fought for the funding, services, and policies that New Yorkers need to survive and thrive.

Jabari is running for re-election because he knows that we don’t have to accept bread crumbs and inaction from our government. Real change is possible when we demand that big issues are met with big solutions. When we fight, we win.

Meet Jabari

What We’ve Won

During his first term, Jabari and our movement helped:

Ensure billions in new funding for public schools
Allot $225,000 to violence interruption programs in Brooklyn
Protect against evictions and foreclosures during the pandemic
Secure unprecedented new funding for child care
Amend our state constitution to include the right to abortion and same-sex marriage
Establish a first-of-its-kind excluded workers fund
End the use of long-term solitary confinement
Legalize cannabis
Restrict the imprisonment of individuals for parole violations
Win the first tax increase on billionaires in over a decade

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What We’re Fighting For

Universal healthcare
Universal child care
The right to renew your lease
A fully funded CUNY that’s tuition free
Publicly owned renewable energy

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NEW YORK STATE SENATE

DISTRICT 25

State Senate District 25 includes the communities of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville, Clinton Hill, Ocean Hill, and Fort Greene, as well as a portion of Prospect Heights.