As the New York State Legislature prepares for the upcoming 2026 legislative session, Assemblywoman Michaelle C. Solages is calling on residents of the 22nd Assembly District to make their voices heard by participating in her annual Constituent Survey.

The survey serves as a vital tool for the Assemblywoman to gauge the priorities of the community and ensure that the concerns of working families, small businesses, and homeowners in Western Nassau County are at the forefront of the debate in Albany.

"My most important job is to represent the values and needs of the people I serve," said Assemblywoman Solages. "The annual constituent survey is a direct line for residents to tell me what matters most to them – whether it’s property tax relief, improving our local infrastructure, or expanding access to healthcare and childcare. I encourage every resident to take a few minutes to share their feedback so that we can work together to build a stronger, more equitable New York."

Assemblywoman Solages, who serves as Chair of the State Assembly’s Local Government Committee and Chair of the New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic, and Asian Legislative Caucus, has long been a champion for government transparency and community engagement. The results of this survey will directly inform her legislative priorities and advocacy during the budget process.

How to Participate:

Residents can complete the survey online by visiting the official New York State Assembly website at: https://nyassembly.gov/mem/Michaelle-C-Solages/story/116204

Paper copies of the survey have also been distributed via mail and can be returned to the District Office at 33 North Central Avenue, Valley Stream, NY 11580.

For more information, or to share additional questions and concerns, residents are encouraged to contact the District Office at 516-599-2972 or email District22@nyassembly.gov.