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New York State Assembly District 60
Data last updated 10/21/2026
Norman “Sayf” Ramsay is the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 60, serving East New York, Brownsville, Spring Creek, and nearby Brooklyn communities. His campaign biography describes decades of work in and around Brooklyn communities, including public service, nonprofit leadership, violence prevention, senior assistance, youth activities, job readiness, clothing distributions, technology access, food and wellness outreach. He is described as Executive Director of BK5860, Inc., a Brooklyn representative for the Alternatives to Violence Project, a District Leader, a longtime poll worker, and an organizer behind Sayf Haven.
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Norman Ramsay, the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 60, has a limited publicly documented healthcare platform. The clearest healthcare-related position found is that he supports equal access to health care and public services regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, language, or immigration status, and his campaign also promotes community wellness outreach.
Specific Actions & Proposals
In his VOTE411 response for New York Assembly District 60, Ramsay said he would pursue policies protecting equal access to health care, housing, education, jobs, and public services regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, language, or immigration status.
SourceRamsay's campaign volunteer page lists community cleanups and wellness outreach, including food and wellness outreach, as community-service activities supporting District 60 residents.
SourceRamsay's campaign site says his community work includes helping seniors get online to pay bills and locate agencies and services, especially for seniors needing extra assistance.
SourceNorman Ramsay emphasizes an affordability and economic-opportunity agenda for Assembly District 60, centered on job training, apprenticeships, entrepreneurship, technology skills, financial education, utility/property-tax relief, and second-chance employment. His campaign frames assistance as a bridge to economic independence and proposes local partnerships and public accountability measures to track job placements, credentials, apprenticeships, wage growth, and access to benefits.
Specific Actions & Proposals
In a candidate Q&A, Ramsay said District 60 needs job training, apprenticeships, financial education, youth mentorship, meaningful second chances, and partnerships with organizations such as Brownsville Culinary Center, Taylor Made for a King, National Medical Professionals, and NYC Workforce1.
SourceRamsay told VOTE411 he supports paid training and local hiring for solar installation, building retrofits, tree care, environmental cleanup, and emergency preparedness as part of climate and economic policy.
SourceRamsay's campaign highlights existing neighborhood work through BK5860 and Sayf Haven, including job readiness, resume help, internet access, tax assistance, and related practical support for residents.
SourceNorman Ramsay states that he supports equal access to housing, education, health care, jobs, and public services regardless of immigration status. He also says he would support immigrants and families affected by Temporary Protected Status changes through Know Your Rights sessions and community events with qualified immigration assistance.
Specific Actions & Proposals
In the VOTE411 guide for New York Assembly District 60, Ramsay said he would pursue policies protecting access to housing, education, health care, jobs, and public services regardless of immigration status.
SourceIn the same District 60 voter-guide response, Ramsay said he would support immigrants and families affected by Temporary Protected Status changes by organizing Know Your Rights talk sessions and community events with qualified immigration assistance.
SourceNorman Ramsay supports clean, affordable energy investments and climate-resilient neighborhood infrastructure, with an emphasis on NYCHA, senior housing, schools, low-income homes, and communities facing higher environmental risks. He also supports cleaner transportation and local green-job training tied to solar, retrofits, tree care, environmental cleanup, and emergency preparedness.
Specific Actions & Proposals
Ramsay supports expanding solar, battery storage, heat pumps, energy-efficiency upgrades, and weatherization while prioritizing NYCHA, senior housing, schools, and low-income homes.
SourceRamsay supports funding flood protection, upgraded drainage, tree planting, cooling centers, backup power, green roofs, and resilient public housing, with priority for neighborhoods facing the greatest environmental risks.
SourceRamsay's campaign asks volunteers to support community cleanups and wellness outreach, reflecting a stated priority to build safer, cleaner blocks in District 60.
SourceNorman Ramsay supports expanding equal access to education and tying education to workforce opportunity for District 60 residents. His education-related agenda emphasizes youth mentorship, financial education, computer literacy, AI education, technology training, apprenticeships, and career pathways.
Specific Actions & Proposals
Ramsay stated he would pursue policies protecting equal access to education, health care, jobs, housing, and public services regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, language, or immigration status.
SourceNorman Ramsay, the Republican/Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 60 in Brooklyn, frames public safety around safer streets, violence prevention, community cleanups, senior protection, and coordination among law enforcement, housing agencies, and community organizations.
Specific Actions & Proposals
Ramsay supports violence prevention, community cleanups, and neighborhood partnerships intended to restore pride and peace on District 60 blocks.
SourceIn his VOTE411 response, Ramsay says he would strengthen police and government accountability while investing in violence prevention, youth opportunity, and community-based services.
SourceRamsay's campaign assessment says faster street-safety work can be worthwhile but opposes weakening community and Council review through a bundled New York City Charter proposal.
SourceVOTE411 Voter Guide
https://onyourballot.vote411.org/candidate-detail.do?id=73189455Fetched: biography
MyRepTracker
https://www.myreptracker.com/new-york/elections/2026/state/house/60Fetched: votingRecord
Follow the Money | NYC
https://securecontactrecords.nyccfb.info/FTMSearch/Home/FTMSearchFetched: campaignFinance
Blue Voter Guide
https://bluevoterguide.org/district/NY/New_York_State_Assembly_District_60/51911/830Fetched: endorsements
VOTE411 Voter Guide
https://onyourballot.vote411.org/race-detail.do?id=26978211Fetched: issuePositions
Canarsie Courier
https://canarsiecourier.com/norman-ramsay-brings-redemption-community-service-and-an-affordability-agenda-to-ad-60-race/Fetched: issuePositions
Ramsay 4 Assembly O.P.E.N. Act Page
https://ramsay4assembly.com/create-real-opportunityFetched: issuePositions
Ramsay 4 Assembly Ballot Propositions
https://ramsay4assembly.com/ballot-propositionsFetched: issuePositions