Sunita J. Lofters
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Member of Assembly, 17th District
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A member of the Assembly votes on New York laws and the state budget in the State Assembly.
Covers part of Nassau County.
John K. Mikulin
Republican, ConservativeIncumbent
Member of Assembly
The gist
- Opposes the REVIVE Act's state override of local zoning.In office
- Sponsored a bill letting schools opt out of electric buses.In office
- Opposes the 2026 'surveillance pricing' bill, A.9349-B.In office
- Opposes early release of state prison inmates.In office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Opposes the REVIVE Act's state override of local zoning.
Mikulin Joins Colleagues to Defend Local Control on Long IslandPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Mar 24, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“a bill that would take zoning power away from local governments and give it to state bureaucrats”
Sponsored a bill letting schools opt out of electric buses.
Mikulin Pushes EV Bus Opt-OutPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Mar 6, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“it would allow schools to make the final decisions on purchasing these new electric vehicles rather than being forced by a state mandate”
Opposes the 2026 'surveillance pricing' bill, A.9349-B.
Mikulin Warns ‘Surveillance Pricing’ Bill Could Eliminate Consumer Discounts and Rewards Programs, Driving Up CostsPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Jun 4, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“today announced his opposition to Assembly bill 9349-B”
Opposes early release of state prison inmates.
Mikulin: Early Release of Prison Inmates Will Threaten Public Safety StatewidePublic statement · New York State Assembly · Apr 2, 2025 · nyassembly.gov
“I strongly oppose the early release of inmates from New York prisons”
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