Vote Jabari Brisport
for State Senate
District 25

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY JUNE 23,
EARLY VOTING JUNE 13-21

For universal child care, rent control and affordable housing, and a safe, affordable Brooklyn.

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We are powered by people, not oligarchs and we need you if we’re going to build a safe, affordable, Brooklyn for the working class.

Winning Universal Child Care
Building Affordable Housing
Fighting Trump and ICE Out of NYC

About Jabari

Jabari is a queer, Black, former public school teacher—as well as a proud socialist, union member, and child of an undocumented immigrant. Since he was elected in 2020, he has fought for a safe, affordable Brooklyn. Now with Zohran as mayor, we are on the cusp of making some real progress towards that goal! As the chair of the Children and Families Committee, he has been a champion in the fight for universal child care, and this year we can make real strides towards enacting the program.

But there’s still much more to be done! Our community struggles with displacement, policing, and a lack of investment in the basic needs that support a dignified life, such as housing and healthcare.

From lowering the cost of living, to building and maintaining affordable housing, to winning rights for workers, to building and maintaining the infrastructure for public transportation, there is so much work left to win the world we deserve. Jabari believes in a robust government that can provide solutions to institutional struggles and allow everyone to live a life of dignity.

Our District

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.

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Jabari's Platform

Children & Families

As chair of the Children & Families Committee, I have led the fight for universal child care and helped secure $1.4B to fund our public schools, passed the Build Public Renewables Act to help fund green schools, and enacted protections for homeless youth.

Housing

Housing is a human right and Brooklyn faces a severe shortage. This is not unintentional – housing is treated as a profit source for the real estate industry under capitalism, driving gentrification, and incentivizing deed theft. We need fully funded public housing – thousands of new units of deeply affordable housing. I will continue to fight for fully funded public housing and against all forms of privatization of NYCHA, including the RAD/PACT conversions – it is what is owed to our public housing tenants.

Immigration

As the child of an immigrant who lived here undocumented for two decades, I’ve seen first hand the challenges and hurdles that immigrants must overcome to create life in this country. In the face of repeated attacks on immigrants by the federal government, alongside the criminalization of immigrants by police and prosecutors, historically failed efforts to pass national comprehensive immigration reform, and the intentional exclusion of immigrants from programs that protect New York’s families, we have a responsibility to defend and expand the civil rights of all New Yorkers.