Lakisha Collins-Bellamy, Yonkers City Council President, is endorsed by the Board of the Westchester Jewish Democrats, a leading voice for Jewish Democratic voters across the county, reflecting her deep commitment to democratic values, community safety, and equity for all.
The endorsement from the Board of the Westchester Jewish Democrats highlights Lakisha’s strong record of service, integrity, and inclusive leadership. As the first Black woman elected as Council President in Yonkers, Lakisha has built a coalition of support by focusing on expanding affordable housing, improving public schools, and ensuring that our government works for everyone.
In announcing the endorsement, Nancy Street, Chair of the Board of the Westchester Jewish Democrats, said, “Lakisha Collins-Bellamy embodies the values our organization stands for—unity, inclusion, and a deep commitment to democratic principles. She has shown up for the Yonkers Jewish community, and at a time when antisemitism is on the rise, her leadership and allyship are more important than ever. In this moment of political uncertainty, Lakisha offers the steady, principled leadership we can count on. We’re proud to endorse her for re-election.”
“It’s an honor to receive the support of the Westchester Jewish Democrats,” said Lakisha Collins-Bellamy. “I’ve been proud to stand with the Yonkers Jewish Community in my role as City Council President. Together, we’re working to build a Yonkers that is safe, inclusive, and free from antisemitism and hate.”
Lakisha Collins-Bellamy is running for re-election to continue delivering for Yonkers families. A lifelong Yonkers resident, attorney, housing expert, and mom, Lakisha has prioritized affordability, public safety, and transparency in city government.
The Democratic Primary election will be held on Tuesday, June 24th.
