Lower Housing Costs
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A renter’s tax credit, more workforce and transit-oriented housing, and real pathways for first-time homebuyers.
Read Jess’s plan →Jess Murphy is a housing professional and working New Yorker who has seen — on Capitol Hill and in communities like ours — how policy decisions affect real people. She’s running for Congress to restore accountability, lower costs, and make government work for the people it serves.
A practical agenda to lower costs, restore accountability, and protect democracy.
A renter’s tax credit, more workforce and transit-oriented housing, and real pathways for first-time homebuyers.
Read Jess’s plan →Crack down on price gouging, strengthen supply chains, and update support for high-cost regions like ours.
Read Jess’s plan →Expand the Child Tax Credit, lower childcare costs, and fight for national paid family leave.
Read Jess’s plan →Defend the right to make your own healthcare decisions and protect access to care in every community.
Read Jess’s plan →A system that is orderly and humane—transparent, due process focused, and zero tolerance for abuse.
Read Jess’s plan →End corruption, protect voting access, and make government answer to people—not special interests.
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Long Island raised. Solutions-driven. Ready to serve.
Jess Murphy grew up in New York’s 2nd District. After studying at American University in Washington, D.C., she worked in the capital before coming home. Today she leads operations in New York’s housing sector and still bartends in NY-02. She’s not a career politician—she’s a neighbor who understands how policy hits real life—and she’s ready to bring clear, practical leadership to Congress.
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