CHARLES D. LAVINE 
 DEMOCRAT 
 BACKGROUND: 
<ul> 
 <li> Lavine, 75, of Glen Cove, is running for reelection to the Assembly seat that he has held for 18 years. </li> 
 <li> He also is running on the Working Families Party. </li> 
 <li> He is chair of the Assembly Judiciary Committee and is president of the New York chapter of the National of Jewish Legislators&nbsp;and also a member of its national board. </li> 
 <li> He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison for his undergraduate degree and New York Law School for his law degree. </li> 
</ul> 
 ISSUES: 
<ul> 
 <li> A top priority for Lavine is to secure women’s rights and access to reproductive health care by passing the New York State Equal Rights Amendment a second time in 2023 so that it goes to the voters in 2024 in a referendum. </li> 
 <li> Lavine wants to stimulate economic growth through investments in scientific research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory and Northwell Health. </li> 
 <li> He also wants the state to invest in protecting Long Island’s aquifer and to reduce carbon emissions to protect the environment. </li> 
</ul>

CHARLES D. LAVINE DEMOCRAT BACKGROUND: Lavine, 75, of Glen Cove, is running for reelection to the Assembly seat that he has held for 18 years. He also is running on the Working Families Party. He is chair of the Assembly Judiciary Committee and is president of the New York chapter of the National of Jewish Legislators and also a member of its national board. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison for his undergraduate degree and New York Law School for his law degree. ISSUES: A top priority for Lavine is to secure women’s rights and access to reproductive health care by passing the New York State Equal Rights Amendment a second time in 2023 so that it goes to the voters in 2024 in a referendum. Lavine wants to stimulate economic growth through investments in scientific research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory and Northwell Health. He also wants the state to invest in protecting Long Island’s aquifer and to reduce carbon emissions to protect the environment.

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