the right
to be heard

Tell Me What Matters Most to You

MEET JONATHAN

JONATHAN RINALDI is running for New York State Assembly in Queens District 28 to serve residents, protect the right to affordable living, and deliver real improvements to infrastructure, transit, and energy systems that shape everyday life.

  • Jonathan is a lifelong Queens resident raised in Forest Hills who understands the everyday pressure families face from rising costs, unreliable transit, and aging infrastructure. He is running to bring transparent leadership and practical solutions that improve quality of life.

  • Jonathan’s campaign is focused on protecting the right to affordable living, strengthening infrastructure systems, stabilizing energy reliability, and investing in safer, more connected neighborhoods.

  • Jonathan believes government must listen to residents and deliver real results. His goal is to restore trust, improve everyday services, and build a stronger future for Queens families.

THE RIGHT
PRIORITIES

  • Residents have the right to safe, dependable, and affordable transportation that connects them to work, school, and opportunity. Strengthening transit infrastructure helps reduce everyday stress, supports economic mobility, and keeps communities connected.

  • Families have the right to live in neighborhoods they can afford and plan for the future in. Stable housing systems, predictable energy costs, and responsible infrastructure investment help protect long-term affordability and community stability.

  • Working families deserve reliable access to affordable childcare and healthcare services that support financial security and quality of life. Strong community infrastructure helps ensure essential care is available when residents need it most.

  • Communities have the right to well-maintained public spaces, safe streets, and modern infrastructure that supports local growth. Investing in roads, schools, utilities, and community facilities helps neighborhoods thrive and remain resilient.

The Right to Infrastructure That Works

The Right to Affordable Living