Bronx native running first ever City Council campaign for District 14
Hodge Vasquez says his top priorities are addressing gun violence, housing affordability, and food insecurity.
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20h agoBryan Hodge Vasquez says he's running for City Council because District 14 needs to tackle the change he says the district needs to see.
The 24-year-old law school graduate has experience working with Congress and City Hall. He says he's uniquely prepared to write the laws that could change lives.
News 12 spoke to him one-on-one to learn more about his vision for the district.
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