
2026 Midterm Partner Endorsements
Linda Rosenthal
New York State Assembly, District 67 · New York
Backed byOpen New York
What the Guides Said
About Linda Rosenthal
Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal represents the 67th Assembly district, which includes the Upper West Side and parts of Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan. Elected in 2006 after serving for 13 years as Manhattan District Director and Director of Special Projects for United States Congressman Jerrold Nadler, Rosenthal succeeded then – Assemblymember, now New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer.
Since then, Assemblymember Rosenthal has passed more than 120 laws that have helped to improve the lives of all New York State residents. In previous sessions, Rosenthal has passed laws extending orders of protection to companion animals whose abuse often serves as a warning sign; requiring that applicants of public assistance be provided with information and resources for victims of sexual assault; allowing for same sex couples to adopt non-biological children together in New York State; and prohibiting the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors. In her tenure, Rosenthal has established herself as a leading advocate on affordable housing, domestic violence, consumer protection, government reform, environmental issues and animal cruelty.
From nyassembly.gov
Linda Rosenthal on Housing and Abundance
“If you are a tenant being harassed or facing eviction, would like information about affordable housing in the district or programs that will help lower your rent, such as SCRIE and DRIE, please call my office.”
“In her tenure, Rosenthal has established herself as a leading advocate on affordable housing, domestic violence, consumer protection, government reform, environmental issues and animal cruelty.”