DL Mapp, 68th AD Part D

Today I’m celebrating my 50th birthday. Tomorrow, I’m rolling out people-first policies—built from listening to folks across our district. We’re tired of performative politics that harm our communities. It’s time for real solutions, shaped by the people.

In NYS Assembly District 68, @friendsoftamika.bsky.social is challenging Eddie Gibbs, who's good on criminal legal reform but bad on most other issues.

A local District Leader from the East Harlem Committee For Good Government Dem Club (ehcfgg.info), Tamika's in this race for all the right reasons.

Join DSC-NY on Feb 12, 2026 as we launch our campaign to expand school based restorative justice, mental health access, immigrant protections & POL/ICE Free Schools! Rally for a safe & caring school community.

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I’m running a people-powered campaign for State Assembly in East Harlem — and I want to hear from you.

What do you think Albany hasn’t done enough about for our community?

How Bills Actually Become Law in New York — and Why Ours Stall Every election cycle, candidates promise to “fight” for housing, education, safety, or affordability.

I wrote a new Substack explaining how bills actually become law in New York, where they stall, and what effective leadership looks like inside the Assembly.

If you want results, not slogans, this is for you.

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How Bills Actually Become Law in New York — and Why Ours Stall Every election cycle, candidates promise to “fight” for housing, education, safety, or affordability.

In New York, bills die in committee, get buried by leadership, or pass without enforcement. Co-sponsorships and press releases don’t move legislation—strategy does.

People ask all the time: Why doesn’t Albany fix obvious problems?

The answer isn’t a lack of ideas—it’s a lack of follow-through.

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2024: public attacks on community members.
2025: continued bullying of community leaders.

That’s not representation.

Tamika Mapp = respect, accountability, community-first leadership.

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If these bills couldn’t be moved in four years, it’s fair to ask why we should accept two more.

District 68 deserves leadership that turns priorities into progress. #MoveBillsNotExcuses #inthe68th #NYCHA
#PublicHousing
#MentalHealthMatters
#SmallBusinessSupport
#HousingJustice

Here’s the contrast:
I’m running to be an Assemblymember who organizes, builds coalitions, and delivers results — not one who leaves our priorities waiting.

Our district is facing crumbling public housing, struggling small businesses, and urgent mental health needs. Time stuck in committee isn’t neutral — it’s lost opportunity.

No hearings.
No floor votes.
No delivered relief.
Introducing a bill is only step one. Leadership means persuading colleagues and building the votes to move it forward.

Bills don’t help our community if they never leave committee.

In the last four years, key 68th AD bills on NYCHA oversight, small business relief, and school mental health were introduced — but not advanced.

Tamika Mapp is running to make sure your story, your neighborhood, and your voice stick. #nationalstickerday #inthe68th #mapp2026

This campaign is about the same thing: making sure every family in the 68th Assembly District is seen, protected, and represented in Albany.

So whether it’s a campaign sticker, a kid’s reward star, or a community decal in your window—
know this:

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It’s National Sticker Day—and every sticker tells a story.

A sticker on a notebook.
On a stroller.
On a door that says this is home.

In our community, stickers have always meant pride, belonging, and being seen.

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Before midnight tonight, we are just 45 supporters away from reaching the 8-to-1 public matching funds threshold.

This means every eligible donation right now has multiplied impact and helps unlock critical resources for our grassroots campaign in the 68th Assembly District.

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He has my vote as well!!!!!

Our families deserve a voice at the table—and Tamika Mapp has never stopped fighting for us.

She’s been running since 2020 to represent the 68th Assembly District with love, grit, and vision.

Tamika never gave up on us. Let’s show her we believe in her.

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