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Candidate: US House of Representatives / District 07

Julie Won (D)

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Julie Won is the first woman and immigrant elected to the 26th Council District and the first Korean-American council member in the city’s history. Julie immigrated to New York from South Korea when she was eight years old and is a proud product of New York public schools. As a council member, Julie has delivered new housing, new schools, and welcomed thousands of immigrants to our City. Now she is running for Congress to fight for a Lifetime of Care – a safety net that catches families at every stage of life from prenatal health care through a dignified retirement.

Council Member Julie Won speaks at Saturday's "people's ribbon-cutting". Photo courtesy of office of State Sen. Mike Gianaris.
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Won, Gianaris hold “people’s ribbon-cutting” at delayed Queensboro Bridge Pedestrian Path

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Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz addresses Sunnyside Community Services on the importance of reporting elder abuse. Photo: Shane O'Brien

Queens DA and city officials address elder abuse at Sunnyside Community Services

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CM Julie Won introduces bill to ban public disclosure of migrant shelter locations

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Velázquez leads Queens town hall against Trump policies, calls for activism

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Council Member Won co-chairs hearing investigating New York school bus inefficiency

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Council Member Won announces waterfront walking tour to kick off public engagement for One LIC plan

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Council Member Julie Won hosts South Korean delegation at City Hall, talks economic and social policies

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Queens councilwomen pass language access legislation for immigrant families, small businesses

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Long Island City councilwoman makes history as first immigrant woman to represent District 26

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First-ever woman majority poised to take over City Council, including many from Queens

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