A New Era Starts Here

Not a Politician. A New Voice.

Jess Murphy grew up in NY-02, worked in D.C., and came home to work and live like the rest of us. She knows the system isn’t built for working people — and she’s ready to change it.

Jess Murphy
From Long Island to Washington — change is coming.

Issues & Vision

Bold ideas. Real results. Built for Long Island and the future.

Lower Housing Costs

From rent to mortgages, Long Islanders are being squeezed. Jessica’s plan lowers costs now — with a renter’s tax credit, more workforce & transit-oriented housing, and real pathways for first-time homebuyers.

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Lower Everyday Costs

Enough with price gouging and broken supply chains. Jessica will crack down on corporate abuse, adjust SNAP for high-cost regions like ours, and strengthen supply chains to bring everyday prices down.

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Support Working Families

Families deserve a fair shot. Jessica will expand the Child Tax Credit, lower childcare costs, and fight for national paid family leave — because every family deserves stability and time together.

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Jess Murphy meeting with neighbors on Long Island

Meet Jess

Long Island raised. Solutions-driven. Ready to serve.

Jess Murphy grew up in New York’s 2nd District. After studying at American University in Washington, D.C., she worked in the capital before coming home. Today she leads operations in New York’s housing sector and still bartends in NY-02. She’s not a career politician—she’s a neighbor who understands how policy hits real life—and she’s ready to bring clear, practical leadership to Congress.

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Jess Murphy walking at Deauville Gardens Elementary School

News & Updates

Endorsements, events, and campaign moments worth sharing.

Reflections from the Reykjavík Global Forum: Power, Leadership, and the Path Forward

Reflections from the Reykjavík Global Forum: Power, Leadership, and the Path Forward November 2025 Last week, I had the honor of attending the Reykjavík…

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