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New York City Council / District 27

Nantasha M Williams (D)

(Incumbent)

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Dr. Nantasha Williams represents Council District 27 in Southeast Queens, prioritizing economic opportunities, youth development, housing, and senior care. Raised by a single mother, she founded the NYC Black Women’s Political Club and helped organize the Women’s March on Washington. As chair of the Civil and Human Rights Committee, she passed anti-racism training legislation. Nantasha spearheaded the Jamaica Neighborhood Plan for affordable housing and secured key district investments. Holding a Ph.D. in social welfare, she is dedicated to social justice, public policy, and racial equity, using her activism and expertise to advocate for marginalized communities and systemic change.

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Cambria Heights homeowners say ‘No’ to ‘City of Yes’ at packed town hall meeting

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Council Members, who are part of the ‘Hood Caucus,’ roll out plan to tackle social media usage and gun violence

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