Matthew J. Capp
Republican, Conservative
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State Senator, 6th District
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A state senator votes on New York laws and the state budget and confirms the Governor's appointments.
Covers part of Nassau County.
Siela A. Bynoe
Democratic, Working FamiliesIncumbent
State senator; former Nassau County legislator
The gist
- Secured state funding for free school meals for all students.In office
- Proposes random audits of lawyers' real estate escrow accounts.In office
- Proposes reporting of hospitals' 340B drug program revenue.In office
- Sponsored a statewide standard for wheelchair-accessible taxis.In office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Secured state funding for free school meals for all students.
Siela Bynoe: Affordability can’t just be a talking pointPublic statement · New York State Senate · web.archive.org
“I fought to secure $340 million in the state budget to make breakfast and lunch free for every student in New York”
Proposes random audits of lawyers' real estate escrow accounts.
Siela Bynoe: Shielding savings New Yorkers work a lifetime to buildPublic statement · New York State Senate · web.archive.org
“to establish a statewide Random Audit Compliance Program that would conduct periodic audits of law firms managing real estate escrow trust accounts”
Proposes reporting of hospitals' 340B drug program revenue.
Siela Bynoe: We must ensure the Drug Pricing Program helps patientsPublic statement · New York State Senate · web.archive.org
“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”
Sponsored a statewide standard for wheelchair-accessible taxis.
Siela Bynoe: No one with a disability should get left at the curbPublic statement · New York State Senate · web.archive.org
“help ensure that our wheelchair-accessible vehicle — or WAV — infrastructure meets the needs of every passenger”
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