Thursday, February 25, 2021

THE BRONX DEMOCRATIC PARTY MAKES AN ENDORSEMENT FOR NYC COMPTROLLER

 

The Bronx Democratic Party announced today its endorsement of  Brian Benjamin for New York City Comptroller. This office is currently held by Scott Stringer, who is term-limited. The NYC Comptroller serves as the City’s Chief Financial Officer, who safeguards the City’s fiscal health and ensures that municipal agencies serve all New Yorkers’ needs.


“We are honored to endorse Brian Benjamin for New York City Comptroller. In the midst of an unprecedented fiscal crisis, Brian is exactly the experienced, forward-thinking leader we need to oversee our City’s economic recovery – a plan that must center a bold vision for the future of the Bronx. Whether it’s fighting to bring accountability to policing, maximizing pension returns for New York's retirees, investing in M/WBEs, rooting out waste in city agencies, or delivering the resources our communities deserve, Brian has the proven experience to manage our City’s finances and make government work for all New Yorkers. 

 

As Chair of the Senate Budget and Revenues Committee, he successfully fought to protect affordable housing, strengthen tenant protections, and expand criminal justice reforms. Prior to serving in the State Senate, Brian put his financial management background to work for his community – building affordable housing, helping young people develop work skills, and serving as Chair of his Community Board. I have no doubt Brian is prepared to tackle the tough challenges ahead as our next Comptroller and I’m proud to work alongside him for a more just and equitable New York City,” said Chairman Jamaal T. Bailey.

 

“I’m honored to have the endorsement of the Bronx County Democratic Party,” said Senator Brian Benjamin. “My campaign has quickly gained the support of the Bronx, and I look forward to working with this influential group and all the Bronx legislators that have already endorsed my candidacy in building a stronger New York City as your next Comptroller.


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