John Isaac

Covers part of Westchester County · includes Yonkers

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• “To Nader Sayegh, I say congratulations on winning yet another term in Albany. I pray that when he is sworn in again, he will be mindful of who he serves.”

  “Of course I am very disappointed in the outcome of the election, but I am energized and so very grateful for the amazing support I received from a record number of voters who believed in our platform of lower taxes, safer streets, common sense immigration laws and funding Yonkers schools.”

  Not Goodbye: An Open Letter from John Isaac to Yonkers

  Nov 13, 2024Self-published] open letter via Yonkers Times, 2024-11-13· Self-published (open letter via Yonkers Times)

  

• “I will work to fix our bail reforms, reign in taxes, and get Yonkers its fair share of education funding. I won't vote for billions for hotels, debit cards, and cell phones for migrants. The people of Yonkers are hurting. Let's help them first.”

  “My answer is no, which is why I'm running for Assembly. To change the rubber-stamping of the democratic supermajority that Nader Sayegh has become.”

  Assembly Candidate John Isaac: Cast Your Vote as a Message — Nader Sayegh's Time is Up

  Oct 25, 2024Press — Yonkers Times, 2024-10-25

  

• “New York State has paid $5 Billion to New York City to pay for the migrant crisis. We are paying for hotels, cell phones and debit cards for people who did not come here legally. I wonder how many of those migrants getting these benefits have been convicted of a crime?”

  Yonkers Assembly Candidate John Isaac: Stop the Madness — We Paid $5 Billion on Migrants When the People of Yonkers are Hurting

  Oct 4, 2024Press — Yonkers Times, 2024-10-04

  

• “Vote No on Prop one is on the backside of your ballot, because if passed, medical providers could be required to facilitate a child's request to make permanent, life-altering "gender affirming" decisions and they would not need to consult with their parents. Additionally, biological males would have a constitutional right to compete in girls' school sports.”

  “I came to this country legally as an immigrant in 1986. Yonkers and New York State have given me and my family the opportunity to work hard and raise a family. Now I want to give back by fixing Albany.”

  Assembly Candidate John Isaac: "Help Me Take Our State Back"

  Sep 21, 2024Press — Yonkers Times, 2024-09-21

  

• “While crime remains under control in Yonkers, we need to back law enforcement more so that we can lower crime. I also want to repeal the Bail Reform Law that has created a revolving door for repeat offenders walking in and out of court.”

  “I support saving Girl Sports, and I agree with the state Athletic Administrators Association who are 'adamantly opposed and rightfully concerned about the potential physical, mental, and liability implications for school districts, community members, families, and specifically, female athletes.'”

  “I stand with the vast majority of Westchester voters in strong opposition to the Congestion Pricing Tax. Residents of the 90th Assembly District are overburdened by the highest taxes in America and a sky-high cost of living, and further punishing thousands of Yonkers commuters for simply going to work is outrageous.”

  “I'm worried that my children and grandchildren won't have the same opportunities I had. I want everyone to have a chance at the American dream.”

  “I want to be a voice of reason for them. I think a lot of voters are tired of the same old democratic supermajority in Albany. We can't afford it anymore.”

  “I am not a career politician. I think Albany is broken, and the policies that we have been getting from the democratic supermajorities are making it harder for all of us to raise a family. We can't afford the spending and some of the policies that my opponent has rubber stamped. We can do better.”

  Campaign Policy Positions — Immigration, Bail Reform, Congestion Pricing, Girls Sports

  Sep 14, 2024Self-published] campaign statement as reported by Yonkers Times, 2024-09-14· Self-published (campaign position statement via Yonkers Times)

  

• “For the past 31 years I have been managing my clients $50M plus in assets & millions of $$ in protection portfolio.”

  “I am so passionate about ensuring that every New Yorker has the opportunity to build a better life for themselves and their families”

  Candidate Profile 2024: Isaac Seeks Assembly Seat In District 90

  Sep 13, 2024Press — Patch Rivertowns, 2024-09-13· Patch (Rivertowns, NY)

  

• Candidate Profile 2024: Isaac Seeks Assembly Seat In District 90

  Written Q&A · Patch (Rivertowns, NY) “I am so passionate about ensuring that every New Yorker has the opportunity to build a better life for themselves and their families”

  Sep 13, 2024Press — Patch Rivertowns, 2024-09-13· Patch (Rivertowns, NY)

• Power & Politics: Vote 2026 Primary Election Results and Wrap-Up Show

  Jun 28, 2026Press — News 12 Westchester, 2026-06-28· News 12 Westchester / Hudson Valley

  

• Power & Politics: Vote 2026 Westchester and the Hudson Valley Primary Election Preview

  Jun 8, 2026Press — News 12 Westchester, 2026-06-08· News 12 Westchester / Hudson Valley

  

• Yonkers primary sparked by outside income cap for NY lawmakers

  Mar 3, 2026Press — lohud / Journal News, 2026-03-03

  

• The Current Political Landscape in Yonkers as Candidates Gear Up for State, County and Federal Elections

  Mar 3, 2026Press — The Yonkers Ledger, 2026-03-03

  

• An Olive Branch Grows in the Yonkers GOP

  Mar 3, 2026Press — Yonkers Times, 2026-03-03] (event date 2026-02-22)

  

• Team Yonkers Campaign Kick-Off a Resounding Success!

  Feb 16, 2026Press — Yonkers Times, 2026-02-16

  

• Former Mayor Phil Amicone Says "We Need John Isaac Now!" in the Assembly

  Oct 19, 2024Press — Yonkers Times, 2024-10-19

  

• Power & Politics: A Guide to the State Legislature Races

  Oct 6, 2024Press — News 12 Westchester, 2024-10-06

  

• John Isaac Launches Campaign Aimed at Transforming New York State Assembly

  Apr 22, 2024Press — The Yonkers Ledger, 2024-04-22

  

• No public voting record

  Has not held elected public office; no public vote record exists.

  OSINT — Candidate Alerts records search, 2026-09-23, confidence: HIGH

• Campaign websitevotejohnisaac.com
• Instagraminstagram.com/isaac4assembly90

• Frank JereisDemocrat

• On the Nov 3, 2026 general ballot — Member of Assembly, District 90

  Ballot lines: Republican

  Sep 2, 2026Official· NYS Board of Elections

• Ran for Assembly District 90 in 2024 — lost the general election

  Lost the Nov 5, 2024 general to Nader Sayegh, 20,944 votes (43.5%, Republican and Conservative lines) to 27,146 (56.4%).

  Nov 5, 2024Ballotpedia

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