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Member of Assembly, 84th 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 Bronx County.
Amanda N. Septimo
Democratic, Working FamiliesIncumbent
Member of Assembly
The gist
- Sponsored a 100-foot buffer zone around abortion clinics.In office
- Sponsored a recidivism reduction act creating a reentry office.In office
- Sponsored dispersing NYC methadone facilities across boroughs.In office
- Sponsored the Bank of New York City Act.In office
- Sponsored a bill on toxic air contaminant emissions.In office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Sponsored a 100-foot buffer zone around abortion clinics.
Sponsored Legislation: Assemblymember Amanda SeptimoGovernment record · New York State Assembly · nyassembly.gov
“Requires that there be a one hundred foot buffer zone around abortion clinics”
Sponsored a recidivism reduction act creating a reentry office.
Sponsored Legislation: Assemblymember Amanda SeptimoGovernment record · New York State Assembly · nyassembly.gov
“Establishes the recidivism reduction act, which creates the office of reentry services”
Sponsored dispersing NYC methadone facilities across boroughs.
Sponsored Legislation: Assemblymember Amanda SeptimoGovernment record · New York State Assembly · nyassembly.gov
“be proportionately dispersed in the boroughs”
Sponsored the Bank of New York City Act.
Sponsored Legislation: Assemblymember Amanda SeptimoGovernment record · New York State Assembly · nyassembly.gov
“Enacts the "bank of New York city act"”
Sponsored a bill on toxic air contaminant emissions.
Sponsored Legislation: Assemblymember Amanda SeptimoGovernment record · New York State Assembly · nyassembly.gov
“Relates to emissions of toxic air contaminants”
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