New York's first Sephardic State Senator. Proudly serving southern Brooklyn's 22nd District in the New York State Senate.
Brooklyn, NY
Joined January 2026
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Mobile office hours this Wednesday and every 3rd Wednesday of the month! Thank you to Congresswoman Clarke and her team
Pleased to have secured $200,000 for the Kings Bay Y for renovations and expansion of their facility. King Bay Y operates as an excellent community hub providing educational, fitness, recreational, & social service programs. This funding will help them continue their impt mission
What an honor it was to sponsor this incredible event for our community. Huge thank you to the Boro Park JCC for your incredible partnership
Chol Hamoed Extravaganza Draws More Than 10,000 Attendees in Boro Park, Sponsored by Senator Sutton
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Chol Hamoed Extravaganza Draws More Than 10,000 Attendees in Boro Park, Sponsored by Senator Sutton
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Proud to have secured $275,000 in funding for Flatbush Shomrim for a command center renovation and new vehicles. Flatbush Shomrim keeps our community safe, thank you for all you do
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🚨BREAKING: @GovKathyHochul is putting kids first!
This is what happens when education advocates from every type of school, business leaders, faith leaders, and communities come together to fight for what they believe in.
Thank you to our partners! @NYSCatholicConf @UJAfedNY @AgudahNews and so many more who were part of Scholarships for All NY!
Today is a tremendous day for our district. See my above statement on New York State opting in to the Federal School Choice Tax Credit program which will provide tremendous relief to the families of our district. Thank you @govkathyhochul
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October 7, 2023, was the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. We have a moral obligation to ensure its victims are never forgotten.
Proud to announce our historic plan for New York State’s first permanent October 7 memorial in Gravesend, alongside @SenatorSutton, @SpeakerMenin, @MarkLevineNYC & elected leaders united in remembrance.
We owe the 1,200 innocent lives murdered that day more than our prayers and words. We owe them a permanent place in our history. Never forget. Never again.
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I was proud to represent @AgudahNews and join with so many other officals including @SpeakerMenin @EricDinowitzNYC @MarkLevineNYC @JCRCNY CEO @MarkTreyger718 @RepDanGoldman @DanRosenthalNYC at a press conference to call for a permanant memorial to the October 7th terrorist attack and remember those that were lost, may G-d avenge their blood. Special thanks to @SenatorSutton and District Leader @joeycsaban for organizing
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On this incredibly solemn day, I was proud to stand with elected officials and community members in Brooklyn to honor the victims of the horrific October 7th terrorist attacks and stand with all those whose lives were forever changed.
Three years later, we must ensure their memories endure. That’s why we are calling for the creation of New York’s first permanent October 7th memorial to remember the lives lost, honor the survivors, and ensure we never forget.
Today District Leader Joey Saban and I organized a press conference calling for a memorial for Oct 7th victims at Mickey Kairey Garden on Ave R and East 4th in the heart of our district
Big thank you Speaker Menin, Comptroller Levine, CM Eric Dinowitz and others for joining us
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“When we negotiated a historic $1.2 billion addition to childcare funding in the state budget, it was with the explicit intent of delivering direct, tangible relief to working families who have been stuck on waitlists for far too long.” — @SenatorSutton crownheights.info/general/96…
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"A rebuttal to Democrats who demonize the state of Israel"
Opinion | Israel is not Netanyahu, and the Oct. 7 attacks cannot be erased
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Israel Is Not Netanyahu, and October 7th Cannot Be Erased
On this eve of October 7th, please check out my opinion piece in @CityAndStateNY rebutting the false talking points surrounding the Jewish State of Israel.
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Senator Sutton and Assemblyman Eichenstein applaud major expansion of childcare vouchers made possible by historic state budget funding
Bill Spotlight! S10064 would ensure that current and future generations of New York State school children are appropriately educated on the attacks of September 11th, 2001. Senator Sutton has introduced the legislation and is looking forward to hopefully passing it in 2027
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Thank you, Senator Sutton, for helping us complete our new AI-backed food warehouse that is serving hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers in need.
Coming soon: Our Grand Opening!
Thrilled to provide $1,000,000 in funding to Met Council to help build a new food warehouse to serve thousands of families in our district. Met Council provides food to hundreds of thousands of people annually. We are blessed to have them doing the critical work that they do
So honored to sponsor a Sukkos Fun Family Extravaganza in Borough Park, bringing together thousands of people in our district for an incredible day of fun with rides, inflatables, live music, a petting zoo, face painting, and so much more. Big thank you to BPJCC. I had a blast!
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Strengthening connections to better serve our community. Our CEO Manjinder Kaur welcomed @SenatorSutton for a visit and walkthrough of our hospital, providing an opportunity to connect, share our work and highlight the care and services we provide to our community. – at Brooklyn, NY
Thrilled to provide $1,000,000 in funding to Met Council to help build a new food warehouse to serve thousands of families in our district. Met Council provides food to hundreds of thousands of people annually. We are blessed to have them doing the critical work that they do