Reynoso for Brooklyn Folks — After weeks of incredible work from hundreds of volunteers all over Brooklyn and Queens, we have huge news!     PITCH IN! ›› This is a big moment for our campaign and a real sign that what we’re building together is working. New …

Reynoso for Brooklyn Friend, Where I’m from, the day that Coney Island opens is the first real day of spring. So I had to get out there this weekend — it’s tradition!   Walking the boardwalk always takes me right back to how this place felt as a kid when I was loaded down …

Reynoso for Brooklyn Hey — we’re just a few hours out from our very first EOQ deadline of the year, so we thought we’d give you a quick update. We need $3,875 more before midnight tonight to hit our digital goal. Here’s some quick math: We’re sending this email to a select …

Reynoso for Brooklyn Working New Yorkers need a fighter in their corner. Here are 3 fighters who stepped up to support Antonio Reynoso for Congress. If you’re ready to step up, too, click here to make a contribution ahead of our end-of-quarter deadline.   1️⃣ Congresswom…

Reynoso for Brooklyn We know we can win Friend, I’m going to make this quick. Antonio has spent his life fighting for working families — from passing the Waste Equity Law to clean up our neighborhoods, to standing up for tenants, to delivering real resources to communities in…

Reynoso for Brooklyn   Hey — it’s Antonio. I’m sending this from my iPhone because I’m out here right now with volunteers, knocking on doors, and talking to folks in Brooklyn and Queens. Knocking doors like this always refocuses my perspective. I grew up right here. And I ca…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Introducing... Hi, Meet Frank Lang from Queens. He and Antonio have been fighting side-by-side for fair housing in Brooklyn and Queens for twenty years, and he’s the latest member of our team featured in the Humans of the Reynoso Campaign!   This campai…

Reynoso for Brooklyn This drawing still sits on my desk Hi friend, I didn’t grow up dreaming of running for Congress. It just wasn’t something that would cross the mind of a kid like me as I watched my immigrant parents struggle to make ends meet. So when my son came home fr…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Things are too expensive, and the government doesn't seem to care. Friend — All across the district, I have been hearing the same thing: Things are too expensive, and the government doesn't seem to care. For the single moms who can’t afford childcare, fo…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Folks, there is a housing crisis here in New York City. In Brooklyn, median rents just crossed an all-time high of $4,296 — up 7.5% from last year — and it’s largely due to the low supply of affordable housing. So I’ll make this clear: the federal gover…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Introducing... Team, you never know who you’ll bump into on the campaign trail! So we’re launching a new series called Humans of the Reynoso Campaign to highlight the amazing volunteers, organizers, and activists who power our campaign. These are the canv…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Hey — My name is Annabel, and it’s great to be in your inbox! I’m Antonio Reynoso’s campaign manager, and one of the many, many things I’ve been tasked with doing is collecting as many responses to our strategy survey as humanly possible. You see, this …

Reynoso for Brooklyn Friend, Every week, the Trump administration has the same playbook: announce something reckless, crash the markets, scare families, then quietly walk it back. Working families and everyday Americans like you and I are the victims of this chaos, and I’ll…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Friend, I’m incredibly proud to share this news with you today: 32BJ SEIU just endorsed our campaign for Congress! In the fight to build power for working families in NY-07, the folks at 32BJ are absolutely essential. And their support sends a clear m…

Reynoso for Brooklyn Friend — My name is Antonio Reynoso, and I’m running for Congress to fight for my family and yours. I was born here in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Before it was on the map, it was home. As the son of two Dominican immigrants, I grew up relying on the vital p…