Antonio Reynoso

Reynoso holds a B.S. in political science from LeMoyne College. He has worked as a community organizer for the New York City Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.[1]

Antonio Reynoso did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

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Campaign websiteReynoso's campaign website stated the following:REAL FIGHTS. REAL RESULTS.Antonio Reynoso has spent his career taking on powerful interests and delivering real results for working families. From leading the charge on police accountability and environmental justice on the City Council to delivering landmark investments in affordable housing and maternal healthcare as Brooklyn Borough President, Antonio isn’t new to these fights. He’s the proven, progressive leader we know we can count on to fight for us in Congress and deliver the change we need. TAKING ON ICE. DELIVERING FOR OUR COMMUNITIES.ICE is terrorizing our communities, ripping families apart, and targeting immigrants who call New York home. Antonio has never stood by while that happens. He ended NYPD coordination with ICE on Rikers Island and made sure thousands of immigrants could access work permits, legal support, and the resources they need to build a life here. In Congress, Antonio will fight to abolish ICE and use every tool available to protect immigrant families.TAKING ON THE HOUSING CRISIS. BUILDING THE FUTURE WE NEED.Working families are being pushed out of New York while developers and speculators cash in. That’s not an accident, it’s a rigged system. Antonio has taken that system head-on, fighting for more affordable housing in every neighborhood and pushing bold plans to actually solve the crisis — not just manage it. In Congress, he’ll fight to repeal the Faircloth Amendment, invest in public housing at scale, and make sure working people can afford to stay in the communities they built.TAKING ON POLLUTERS. FIGHTING FOR HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.For too long, corporate polluters have treated working-class communities like dumping grounds. Antonio grew up breathing that reality, and he’s spent his career fighting back. He passed landmark reforms to cut pollution, hold companies accountable, and protect workers on the frontlines. In Congress, he’ll take on polluters, invest in clean energy, and fight for every community’s right to clean air and water.TAKING ON CORPORATE POWER. LOWERING COSTS FOR WORKING FAMILIES.While corporations rake in profits, working families are struggling to get by. That’s the result of a system built for the wealthy that leaves the rest of us behind. Antonio has fought to keep childcare centers open, support small businesses, and deliver real investments that lower costs for everyday people. In Congress, he’ll tax the rich, take on corporate greed, and fight to build an economy that actually works for working people.TAKING ON HEALTHCARE INEQUALITY. DELIVERING CARE PEOPLE DESERVE.Healthcare shouldn’t depend on your income, your job, or your zip code. Antonio has already delivered real investments to improve care, including $45 million for Black maternal health, tackling one of the most urgent crises facing our communities. In Congress, he’ll fight to deliver Medicare for All to guarantee healthcare as a right and ensure everyone can get the care they need without going broke.— Antonio Reynoso's campaign website (May 13, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

Antonio Reynoso did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2025 Candidate Connection survey.

Antonio Reynoso did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2021 Candidate Connection survey.