Siela Bynoe
Senator Siela A. Bynoe made history upon taking office becoming the first Black person to represent Long Island in the New York State Senate. Senator Bynoe is a first-generation American, a housing and education advocate and a former Nassau County Legislator. As a 49+ year resident of Long Island, Senator Bynoe has deep roots in the 6th Senate District and a first-hand understanding of the community’s needs.
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“At a time of economic uncertainty and rising costs, affordability matters more than ever — especially for New Yorkers battling serious illnesses and navigating the health care system. For this reason, we must ensure that government programs meant to reduce costs and increase access to care are working for the people.”
(Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov)) “That’s why Democratic Assembly member Amanda Septimo, of the Bronx, and I introduced legislation requiring 340B-covered entities in New York to report how much revenue they generate through the program and how those funds are spent.”
(Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov)) “As a breast cancer survivor, I understand that a cancer diagnosis takes a physical and emotional toll on the patient and their family. Expensive treatments are often unavoidable, and no one battling cancer should have to question whether they can afford the care needed to survive.”
(Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))Matthew Capp
Matthew Capp (Conservative Party, Republican Party) is running for election to the New York State Senate to represent District 6. Capp is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. Capp advanced from the Republican primary on June 23, 2026.