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Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight | Governor Kathy Hochul | New York State

Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight | Governor Kathy Hochul | New York State Skip to main content Governor Hochul Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight Governor Hochul's Priorities Putting Money Back in Your Pockets Protecting New Yorkers Building a Stronger State Making Life Better for New Yorkers https://www.youtube.com/embed/xOW0DeA9Z20 Governor Hochul is Delivering Results for New Yorkers From the day Governor Hochul took office, her commitment to every New Yorker has been simple: “your family is my fight." In her inaugural address, she laid out a clear vision: make New York more affordable, safer, and fairer for every family. She pledged to take on the state’s toughest challenges head-on and invest in what makes New York, New York. Five years later, Governor Hochul has delivered on that promise, putting money back in New Yorkers' pockets, keeping communities safe, defending fundamental rights from Washington's attacks, and fighting for hardworking families. And she’s just getting started. Created strongest protections for kids online safety Nation-leading moratorium on new hyperscale data centers Protected New Yorkers from ICE overreach with nation-leading laws Secured reforms to lower auto insurance rates Put New York on a path to Universal Child Care Shootings down 62% statewide 800,000+ private sector jobs created Expanded the child tax credit for 2.75 million kids More than 26,000 illegal guns off our streets Retail theft down 15% NYC subway crimes at record lows Nearly $4 billion invested in public safety and law enforcement Advanced Second Avenue Subway and the Interborough Express Secured the largest private investment in state history Statewide bell-to-bell phone ban Increased the minimum wage and tied it to inflation More than 82,000 affordable homes built or preserved. 2.7 million free meals per school day statewide $11.85 billion investment in child care over five years 170,000 child care seats capped at $15 per week Delivered $1.4 billion in energy savings Developed nuclear power plan for up to 1 million homes & businesses Implemented the nation's first congestion pricing program Stay Updated Get updates from Governor Hochul's office about issues important to you. Sign Up Stay Updated Get updates from Governor Hochul's office about issues important to you. Sign Up Scroll back to the top of the page The State of New York does not imply approval of the listed destinations, warrant the accuracy of any information set out in those destinations, or endorse any opinions expressed therein. External web sites operate at the direction of their respective owners who should be contacted directly with questions regarding the content of these sites.

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