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Steve Chan
Republican · Conservative · Stop Mamdani · Incumbent
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issues on record
Stances
Bail
More power
Judges should have more power to hold people in jail before trial.
More power
No change
He backs a Senate Republican agenda that calls for repealing cashless bail, and he has criticized the state's bail and discovery laws.
NYSenate.gov · 2026-01-15
Senator Chan Pushes SAVE NY Plan to Restore Common-Sense Leadership
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NYSenate.gov · 2026-01-30
Senator Steve Chan Responds to Governor Hochul's State of the State Address
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Congestion pricing
End
The Manhattan congestion toll should stay.
Keep
End
He has called for repealing the Manhattan congestion toll, saying it burdens working commuters from his district.
NYSenate.gov · 2025-02-25
Senator Chan Calls for Repeal of Congestion Pricing
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This is from 2025. It may not be their position today.
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Immigration
Take part
Local police should stay out of federal immigration enforcement.
Stay out
Take part
His office says he has been vocal about ending sanctuary city protections.
NYSenate.gov · 2025-01-15
Senator Stephen Chan Leads Fight for Public Safety and Affordability with 'Liberate New York' Agenda
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This is from 2025. It may not be their position today.
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Climate law
Leaning repeal
New York should keep its 2019 climate law.
Keep
Repeal
He has criticized the climate law's costs and mandates, and co-sponsors a bill to change the state's greenhouse gas limits and require a cost review of renewable energy.
“New Yorkers are paying significantly more for electricity while Albany continues pushing expensive mandates without a practical plan,”
NYSenate.gov · 2026-01-30
Senator Steve Chan Responds to Governor Hochul's State of the State Address
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New York State Assembly bill search
S2712: Cost benefit analysis of renewable energy; changes to greenhouse gas emissions limits
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On the ballot
NYS Board of Elections · 2026-10-07
General Election Ballot Certification (Oct 7, 2026)
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