Chuck Schumer
DU.S. Senator
New York (Senior Senator — Statewide)
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Federal legislation, constituent services, federal funding for local infrastructure and housing.
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State legislation, housing and tenant protections, school funding, and state budget allocations.
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State legislation, community grants, local land use at the state level, workforce policy.
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Controls the local budget, land use, rezoning decisions, parks, and libraries.
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Borough-wide planning review, Community Board appointments, citywide policy advocacy.
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Advisory input on land use, zoning, permits, and city services. Monthly public meetings open to all.
Attend a monthly public meeting — all residents are welcome.
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