In a desperate attempt to sway an election just days before voters head to the polls, DSA-backed candidate Jibreel Jalloh and his supporters have chosen to spread false allegations involving my family rather than discuss the issues that matter to the people of the 59th Assembly District.
The latest attack attempts to portray a private family dispute as a case of deed theft. Let me be clear: deed theft is a serious crime. It has devastated families, stolen generational wealth and harmed homeowners throughout New York City. It is not a political talking point, and it should never be weaponized for campaign purposes.
As a member of the New York State Assembly, I recently voted to approve a state budget that includes more than $40 million to combat deed theft, strengthen homeowner protections and help prevent New Yorkers from becoming victims. I understand how serious deed theft is because I have worked to help fight it. That is why I find it especially troubling to see such a serious issue being misused as part of a political campaign.
The allegations being circulated involve a longstanding dispute between a daughter and her father, who happens to be my husband. In response to the false claims being spread, my husband publicly addressed the matter in a video, and my mother-in-law appeared alongside him. Despite that, political operatives have continued to push a false narrative in an effort to influence this election.
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