Jasmin Sanchez

I’m grateful to our Mayor for supporting initiatives that invest directly in our neighborhoods. This is what real community inclusion and partnership looks like, residents, local leaders, and city government working together to deliver resources where they’re needed most.

I’m incredibly proud of Tamara Velasquez, whose vision and determination made this possible. Thank you for allowing me to put your ideas into words.

Tammy worked closely with Council Member Chris Marte to help bring this opportunity to life for our community.

Jesus has always believed in the power of community and I’m honored to have his support as we continue the work of fighting for our neighbors, protecting our communities, and building a future where the Lower East Side continues to thrive.

celebrations, and advocacy that keeps the spirit of Loisaida alive.

His leadership through the LES Hispanic Committee has helped strengthen community ties and ensure that our culture, voices, and traditions remain visible and respected in Lower Manhattan.

I’m deeply grateful to receive the endorsement of Jesus Salas, a longtime community leader and the driving force behind the Lower East Side Hispanic Committee. For years, Jesus has worked to uplift Latino families in our neighborhood, bringing people together through community events, cultural

This weekend, join our campaign as we speak with residents of Vladeck & Masaryk Towers. This event is open to anyone. Just make sure to RSVP. Thank you to our host committee who have been phenomenal on this campaign trail. Can’t wait to see you this weekend. #Thrivein65

injustice have had a real impact not just locally, but across our city and state. To have her support means standing alongside someone who demands accountability and fights for dignity for every child and every family. I’m honored to stand with her in this movement for transformative change.

I am incredibly thankful to receive Tanesha Grant’s endorsement. Tanesha has been a fearless advocate for our children, our schools, and our families — never afraid to challenge systems that fail our communities. Her leadership in education equity and her unwavering commitment to confronting

Chag Purim Sameach! 🎭✨

Purim reminds us of the power of courage, community & standing up for what’s right.

As we celebrate joy, tradition & resilience, may we continue building a District 65 where everyone feels seen, safe, and valued.

Wishing all who celebrate a meaningful & festive Purim! 💜

Mrs. Fulton continues that tradition every day by advocating for residents, protecting public housing, ensuring that youth have SYEP jobs & ensuring our community’s voices are heard. To have her support means standing with generations of organizing, resilience, & care that define Lillian Wald Houses

I am deeply grateful to receive Mrs. Fulton’s endorsement as President of Lillian Wald Houses. Her leadership reflects the very legacy of Lillian Wald herself, a legacy rooted in service, public health, and standing unapologetically with working families.

This weekend was powered by YOU.

Thank you to every single volunteer who showed up, knocked doors, carried petitions, talked to neighbors, and brought the energy. This campaign is yours, people-powered and you are the heart of it.

Ready to join us? Volunteer at www.jasminsanchez.us

His endorsement means so much because it comes from someone who has lived this work, led this work, & changed lives through this work. I’m proud to stand with Dahoud, & I’m committed to fighting in Albany for policies that match the urgency and humanity he brings to our communities every single day.

That’s what reducing recidivism truly looks like: prevention, investment, and belief in people.

Dahoud understands that real public safety isn’t about punishment, it’s about opportunity.

He brings transformative programs directly into schools and neighborhoods, creating spaces for mentorship, accountability, and healing. His work focuses on interrupting cycles of incarceration before they begin and supporting people returning home so they can rebuild their lives with dignity.

I am incredibly honored to receive the endorsement of Dahoud Smith , someone I don’t just respect as a leader, but as a partner in the fight for real community safety and second chances.

Dahoud has done the work that too many policymakers only talk about.

Your support strengthens our resolve to fight for housing dignity, economic opportunity, and a more just city where everyone belongs.

I’m proud to have your confidence and partnership as we continue this journey together.

Their commitment to grassroots organizing, civic engagement, and elevating the voices of everyday neighbors reflects the values we share and the future we’re working to build.

Thank you to the members and leaders of Three Bridges for standing with our campaign.

I am truly honored to receive the endorsement of the Three Bridges Democratic Club.

Three Bridges isn’t just a club, it’s a movement built on the belief that real change begins with organized communities working together to shape their future.

For Lower Manhattan, it means choosing people over profit. It means keeping our district blue not just in party, but in policy. And it means making sure the prosperity generated here is reinvested into the communities that built it, not extracted from them. #taxtherich

repairs, make healthcare universal through the NY Health Act, invest in our public schools, expand youth programs, support older adults, and build real climate resilience after storms like Sandy.

That contradiction is not an accident. It’s the result of a tax system that protects extreme wealth while everyday New Yorkers shoulder the burden.

Tax the Rich means asking multimillionaires, hedge fund managers, and corporate landlords to pay their fair share so we can fully fund public housing

Tax the Rich isn’t a slogan. It’s a demand for fairness.

Lower Manhattan is home to Wall Street, luxury high rises, & billion-dollar real estate deals, yet longtime residents are fighting eviction, NYCHA’s crumbling, small businesses are closing, & families are priced out of their own neighborhoods

Generations have benefited from his leadership, discipline, and belief that every child deserves guidance, opportunity, and someone who won’t give up on them.

I’m honored to stand alongside him, and I’m committed to carrying forward the same dedication to our youth and our community in Albany.

I’m deeply grateful to Sam Jacques for his endorsement and for the decades of support he has given me.

For years, he hasn’t just been a coach in title, he has been a mentor, a steady presence, and a champion for our young people.

This is how we protect our community & keep our district strong: one conversation, one signature, one block at a time.

Let’s get on the ballot. Let’s win this together. ✍🏽

talking with neighbors about affordable housing, NYCHA, healthcare, climate justice, & real community safety. I’m proud to be running a grassroots campaign powered by everyday people who believe Albany should work for us.

First day of petitioning and the energy is real. My name is Jasmin Sanchez and I am running for State Assembly in District 65 and I’m out with my bestie @grauven_olivares who’s running for State Committee.

Since 6am our team has been hitting the streets and doors across District 65

The statements made at the February 10th CEC3 meeting are not only offensive, they are deeply rooted in anti-Black racism that has long shaped inequities in our education system.

Press conference tomorrow via zoom! Here’s the link to register us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Thank you AM Grace Lee for another incredible & beautiful celebration. It is always a powerful reminder of the beauty, resilience, and cultural richness that shape our Lower Manhattan community.

Wishing everyone a year filled with health, abundance, and continued solidarity. 新年快乐!