Wilneida Negron
I · U.S. House, NY-12 · not rated
A work-and-technology policy researcher who has advised federal agencies, a former crisis counselor and therapist, and the author of The Human Interface, running as an independent on the For All of Us line. No documented position on Israel, Gaza or Palestine found. Her campaign site’s Global Accountability Plan names neither: it promises “one human rights standard enforced against allies and adversaries alike,” pledges to “Enforce the Leahy Law as written — no U.S. assistance to security force units credibly implicated in gross human rights violations when their governments won’t prosecute,” adding “It applies to Colombia. It applies to Egypt. It applies to every recipient, including allies,” and to “Vote on arms transfers individually rather than in bundles nobody reads.” She did not answer iVoterGuide’s 2026 question on the U.S. relationship with Israel.
Not rated: no documented position of her own on Israel, Gaza or Palestine. Her plank would apply human-rights conditions to every recipient of U.S. security aid, but it names only Colombia and Egypt. Checked her campaign site’s home, plan, hundred-days and about pages, her 2026 Ballotpedia survey, her personal site, her Medium campaign blog (ten posts, May–October 2026), her Bluesky account and iVoterGuide’s 2026 questionnaire. Unrated until a position is stated.
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