District 66
New York
3 nov

Democratic
26 grupos · 0 votantes
Experiencia
Executive Director
State Government Initiative at NYU School of Law
2025 a hoy
Adjunct Professor of Clinical Law
New York University
2022 a hoy
Legal Director
Surveillance Technology Oversight Project
2022 a 2026
Director of Research and Projects
Center on Civil Justice, New York University School of Law
2016 a 2025
Litigation Associate
Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP
2013 a 2015
Law Clerk to Hon. Robert S. Smith
New York Court of Appeals
2011 a 2012
Tax Associate
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
2009 a 2010
Research Assistant to Prof. Burt Neuborne
New York University
2007 a 2009
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Our Revolution 2026 Endorsements
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Our Revolution New York's Voting Group
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A progressive leader taking on mass surveillance and fighting for affordable housing in Manhattan.

Working Families Party's Voting Group
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Citizens Union 2026 Primary Preferences
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Citizens Union found Kessler energetic, well-rounded, and deeply knowledgeable about reform priorities, while Siffert offered detailed insight into Citizens Union’s issues and an impressive ability to work behind the scenes to advance priorities.

UAW's Endorsements
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Citizens Union's Voting Group
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Dual Preference: behind-the-scenes effectiveness, their deep knowledge of the legislative process, and their ability to negotiate with adversaries

New York State AFL-CIO
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UAW Region 9A 2026 General Election Endorsements
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NYSNA 2026 General Election Endorsements
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Tenants PAC New York 2026 Endorsements
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David Siffert is an NYU School of Law professor seeking to represent lower Manhattan and become the first non-binary member of the NY state legislature. After several years in private practice, David returned to NYU Law to serve as the director of research and projects at the school’s Center on Civil Justice – an initiative that advocates for more efficient procedures in local and federal courts and broader access to legal services for all Americans. Their campaign is rooted in issues like affordable housing, immigrants’ rights, and artificial intelligence regulation.