New Yorkers pay nearly double the national average for auto insurance, and lawmakers in Albany are considering Governor Hochul's plan to lower costs and send savings back to customers. These sky-high premiums are deepening our affordability crisis and straining families, seniors, and small businesses.
Outdated rules and a broken system are driving costs higher. Many New Yorkers are struggling with rising costs, and auto insurance is part of the problem. You shouldn't have to pick between being able to drive and paying your rent.
86% of New Yorkers support Governor Hochul's plan to fix it, and now the Legislature must act. Add your name and demand action now.
Most New Yorkers are paying over $4,000 a year for car insurance – nearly double the national average. These sky-high premiums are putting enormous financial pressure on families, seniors, and small businesses across our state.
For most of us, driving isn't a luxury. It's how we get to work, take our kids to school, and manage our daily lives. But a broken system is driving costs higher and making it harder for people to pay their bills.
Governor Hochul has put forward a plan to lower auto insurance costs and put money back in our pockets. Her proposal will send savings back to customers by targeting drivers of rising premiums - cracking down on fraud, closing long-standing loopholes, and modernizing outdated rules. This balanced approach focuses on accountability and fairness while maintaining strong consumer protections.
With 86% of New Yorkers supporting Governor Hochul's plan, you have a clear opportunity to deliver meaningful relief for constituents like me.
I urge you to support Governor Hochul's plan to lower auto insurance rates and help make New York a more affordable place to live and work. For more information, please visit citizensforaffordablerates.com.
Thank you for your leadership and for standing up for New York consumers.
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