As of September 15, 2025, Marisol Duran did not have a website or any information online.

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Marisol Duran served as a board member of her local police precinct. 

Marisol has experience as a public defender. 

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Marisol's campaign for New York City Council Member, District 17 is her first entry into politics. 

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Believes in civic responsibility, public safety, community engagement, and integrity.

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Marisol Duran

Marisol Duran's campaign for New York City Council Member, District 17 is her first entry into politics. She is on the ballot in the general election on November 4, 2025. The Conservative Party primary for this office on June 24, 2025, was canceled. Justin Sanchez, Rosaline Nieves, and Marisol Duran are running in the general election for New York City Council District 17 on November 4, 2025. The following candidates advanced in the ranked-choice voting election: Marisol Duran in round 1. There are no incumbents in this race.

Buket Urgen

Justin earned a bachelor’s degree from the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies and earned a master’s degree in public administration from New York University. Justin is originally from the Bronx, New York, where he lives today.

Justin currently serves as chief of staff for State Senator Nathalia Fernandez. He previously served as director of Latino outreach for the New York State Democratic Party, and as a staff member in the Bronx Borough President’s office. He has also worked for the Working Families Party, as a canvasser, campaign manager, and recruitment director.

Justin Sanchez (New York City Council District 14, New York ...

Justin Sanchez’s previously ran for City Council in 2017 but did not win.

Supports raising the minimum wage and strengthening unions.

Supports tax incentives for building owners who rent to local entrepreneurs.

Supports creating a program that empowers minority-owned small businesses with resources and funding.

- Supports raising the minimum wage and strengthening unions.
- Supports tax incentives for building owners who rent to local entrepreneurs.
- Supports creating a program that empowers minority-owned small businesses with resources and funding.

Supports increasing funding to NYC Parks to 1% of the city operating budget.

Supports increasing community programming and recreation in parks, such as exercise classes, movie nights, and free concerts.

Supports expanding and funding arts and culture programming with local institutions like the Bronx Music Hall and Casita Maria.

Supports providing funding for libraries to reinstate community investment programs like adult literacy, job training, and computer programming training.

Supports construction proposals that improve library infrastructure and include deeply affordable housing.

Supports increasing funding for libraries to extend hours of operation for working New Yorkers.

- Supports increasing funding to NYC Parks to 1% of the city operating budget.
- Supports increasing community programming and recreation in parks, such as exercise classes, movie nights, and free concerts.
- Supports expanding and funding arts and culture programming with local institutions like the Bronx Music Hall and Casita Maria.
- Supports providing funding for libraries to reinstate community investment programs like adult literacy, job training, and computer programming training.
- Supports construction proposals that improve library infrastructure and include deeply affordable housing.
- Supports increasing funding for libraries to extend hours of operation for working New Yorkers.

Supports repurposing underutilized lots for community land trusts to enable nonprofits to create deeply-affordable housing.

Plans to work with state and city partners to develop a "Community Medium Income" model for new housing.

Advocates for comprehensive property tax reforms.

Supports prohibiting investors and private equity from purchasing single-family homes.

Supports regulating owner-occupied three-family homes as "Private Houses" instead of "Multiple Dwelling" buildings.

- Supports repurposing underutilized lots for community land trusts to enable nonprofits to create deeply-affordable housing.
- Plans to work with state and city partners to develop a "Community Medium Income" model for new housing.
- Advocates for comprehensive property tax reforms.
- Supports prohibiting investors and private equity from purchasing single-family homes.
- Supports regulating owner-occupied three-family homes as "Private Houses" instead of "Multiple Dwelling" buildings.

Supports creating "community violence interrupters" trained in conflict intervention and rehabilitation, rather than relying solely on police.

- Supports creating "community violence interrupters" trained in conflict intervention and rehabilitation, rather than relying solely on police.

Supports residential parking permits to prevent outsiders from using local parking to avoid tolls.

Supports accelerating the transition to fully electric public buses.

Supports making all city buses free for NYC residents and expanding express and select bus service in the South Bronx.

Supports extending Fair Fares eligibility to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

- Supports residential parking permits to prevent outsiders from using local parking to avoid tolls.
- Supports accelerating the transition to fully electric public buses.
- Supports making all city buses free for NYC residents and expanding express and select bus service in the South Bronx.
- Supports extending Fair Fares eligibility to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

As of August 22, 2025, Justin Sanchez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports investing in initiatives that secure fair wages for healthcare workers and policies that prioritize patients over profits.

Plans to close "excessive" methadone clinics and replace them with community-oriented facilities focused on rehabilitation.

- Supports investing in initiatives that secure fair wages for healthcare workers and policies that prioritize patients over profits.
- Plans to close "excessive" methadone clinics and replace them with community-oriented facilities focused on rehabilitation.

Supports properly funding public schools by collaborating with state partners to ensure they receive the necessary financial support.

Supports expanding access to early college programs for high school students.

Supports creating programs tailored for returning students and adult learners to complete their degrees.

Supports fully funding the City University of New York (CUNY) system to reinstate free tuition.

Supports expanding access to free General Educational Development (GED) programs.

Supports universal after-school and weekend programming in the community.

- Supports properly funding public schools by collaborating with state partners to ensure they receive the necessary financial support.
- Supports expanding access to early college programs for high school students.
- Supports creating programs tailored for returning students and adult learners to complete their degrees.
- Supports fully funding the City University of New York (CUNY) system to reinstate free tuition.
- Supports expanding access to free General Educational Development (GED) programs.
- Supports universal after-school and weekend programming in the community.

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Justin Sanchez

As of September 17, 2025, Rosaline Nieves did not have a website or any information online.

Rosaline earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from Monroe College.

Rosaline works as an assistant trainee for the Bronx Board of Election.

Rosaline Nieves

Rosaline Nieves ran for Member of Assembly in State Assembly District 84 in 2016, 2018, 2020, and 2022, but did not win. She serves as a district leader at the 84th Assembly District for the Republican party.

Rosaline Nieves ran for Member of Assembly in State Assembly District 84 in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2022, but did not win. 

Walter Ley

- City Council Members work together to enact local laws, approve the city budget, and oversee land use and zoning regulations. ​
- Council Members oversee city agencies, ensuring they effectively serve the public and address community needs. ​

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