Positions and record
The Economy
Jobs, prices and the cost of living.
- Supports stronger state pension fund performance
- Supports cutting Wall Street fees paid by the pension fund
- Supports market-driven investments that create jobs in New York
“Invest in New York by strengthening pension performance, cutting excessive Wall Street fees, and pursuing disciplined, market-driven investments that can create jobs and economic growth across the state.”
What this means for youThe state pension fund, which the Comptroller manages, would likely shift some money toward investments in New York companies and lower-fee managers. Pension benefits themselves are set by law and wouldn't change.
Income and Wealth Gap
How income and wealth are distributed, including taxes and wages.
- Opposes continued growth in state taxes and spending
“New Yorkers pay some of the highest taxes in the country, while Albany continues to spend more every year.”
What this means for youExpect audits aimed at cutting state spending. The Comptroller audits and reports on spending but doesn't set taxes or pass the budget.
Not yet on record: Health Care, The Situation in Iran, Gas Prices, Immigration, Abortion, Crime, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, AI Data Centers, Climate Change.
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