Jennifer Moore

Jennifer Moore grew up in Brooklyn and has worked in the city's Republican politics.¹ Her campaign is centered on the cost of staying in New York and whether families, older residents and small businesses feel safe in their neighborhoods.¹ She describes herself as a voice for residents who feel overlooked by the city's political extremes.¹

She is the 10th District's Republican candidate.² She advanced after the Republican and Conservative primaries were canceled, rather than through a contested primary election.³ She also holds the Conservative Party line on November 3, so voters using either of those two ballot lines will be selecting the same congressional candidate.³ The district brings together Lower Manhattan and western Brooklyn, including Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Carroll Gardens and Sunset Park.¹

Public safety is a central part of Moore's platform: she supports the NYPD and other first responders and opposes policies she considers too lenient on crime.¹ She also emphasizes fiscal responsibility and making the city more affordable for working households and local business owners.¹

Her opponent is former city Comptroller Brad Lander, who defeated incumbent Dan Goldman in the Democratic primary.⁴ Following that result, Moore said she wanted to attract support from voters across party lines who disagree with Lander's ideology.⁴