New York State Assembly District 67 (unopposed)

Current seat holder: Linda B. Rosenthal.

Linda Rosenthal

Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal represents the 67th Assembly district, which includes the Upper West Side and parts of Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan. Elected in 2006 after serving for 13 years as Manhattan District Director and Director of Special Projects for United States Congressman Jerrold Nadler, Rosenthal succeeded then – Assemblymember, now New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer. Since then, Assemblymember Rosenthal has passed more than 120 laws that have helped to improve the lives of all New York State residents.

· Official legislative page · NY State Assembly Official Biography

Campaign site

“She helped to make paid family leave a reality in New York, and is the sponsor of a number of pieces of legislation that would help close the gender wage gap.” (Campaign theme excerpt (via Ballotpedia))
“She passed the law to crack down on puppy mills in New York State, to extend order of protections to include companion animals, to allow therapy animals to accompany survivors to domestic violence shelters, and most recently, to require research animals be offered for adoption instead of being euthanized.” (Campaign theme excerpt (via Ballotpedia))
“She’s also written first-in-the-nation legislation to protect pets by banning cat declawing.” (Campaign website (lindarosenthalfornyc.com))