YU-CHING PAI
Pai's Policies
Yu-Ching Pai's Stances on Issues
Economy/Education
(Week 2)
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Yu-Ching Pai has experience with over 800 small businesses and knows all of the issues that come with owning them
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Aims to provide free financial consultancies and seminars to help them flourish
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Wants to establish a council of entrepreneurs to help residents economically recover
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Promotes the development of business fair where people can advertise their products
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Wants to revitalize the local economy
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Wants better quality education for children and young adults
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Wants to maintain the SHSAT but provide free SHSAT prep classes
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Wants to develop better education strategies that allow children and young adults to have better educational standards
Transportation/Housing (Week 3)
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The transportation system in NYC is inefficient, and there has not been sufficient change despite funds dedicated to improving it.
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Yu-Ching Pai will divert these funds from nonessential sources into bettering the subway system.
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Subway crimes have always been a concern, especially now with the recent rise in hate crimes.
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Pai will increase the amount of security in public places, especially the subway so that riders feel safer.
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Homelessness is an issue all over the city, however housing rates in our District 20 have been lower than ever-- which is extremely great!
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Despite this, Pai still believes in further improvement. He wants to provide programs and free counseling to help the disadvantaged get back on their feet.
Safety/Pandemic Response (Week 4)
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Yu-Ching Pai wants District 20 to be safe from crime, drugs, gangs and violence.
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Pai stands by improving relationships between the police and the community.
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Furthermore, he wants to hold the police accountable for their actions and preserve integrity for people and police officers​
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He wants proper and rapid law enforcement response.
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He advocates for a fair, unbiased and non-discriminatory criminal justice response
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He also wants there to be fair criminal justice processes for victims of domestic violence and hate crimes
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He believes first responders during the pandemic that are at currently at risk of losing their jobs should be praised and rewarded, not punished
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He promotes reopening the city in as safe a way as possible (by keeping a mask mandate and such) because of the low mortality rate of COVID and loss of millions in revenue.
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He also wants more access to financial relief services and grants to face the global crisis of COVID-19
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