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Candidate: New York City Council / District 28

Japneet Singh (D)

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Japneet is a Queens native, raised in South Ozone Park, and a graduate of Queens College with a master’s in accounting. For years, he’s been dedicated to working with local nonprofits in Queens, focusing on interfaith and community outreach. Most recently, he served as a special assistant in the office of New York Public Advocate Jumaane Williams. Japneet has a deep-rooted history as a community activist in NYC, advocating for the Sikh community and many others across his district. Our campaign’s message to District 28 is “Together, We All Rise”.

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Japneet Singh, candidate for New York City Council District 28, second from left wearing his religious Sikh turban, as he served the long line of kids at Police Officer Edward Byrne Park, in South Ozone Park, at an Easter Egg Hunt on April 19, 2025.
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