New Yorkers’ utility bills are too high. What you might not see? The guaranteed profit margin to utility investors. That’s right: guaranteed. Their profits are set at levels higher than they need to be. The State Comptroller can lower them and your bills. www.cityandstateny.com/opinion/2026...

Today, I’m excited to announce endorsements from 15 Progressive State Committee Members representing districts all across New York State. Join our campaign at www.drewwarshaw.com

Thinking about the stranger and reflecting on Dayenu on this sundown. Wishing you and your family a moment of peace and reflection.

History is not inevitable. We have the power. We can choose differently. NO KINGS.

No. Kings.

We have the receipts.

We will launch the largest affordable housing fund in the country – $20 BILLION – with tenants at the center. We already have the money and the power. We just need new leadership in the most powerful office you’ve never heard of: New York State Comptroller.

Investing in affordable homes for New Yorkers would be a lot better than what New York state pension funds are currently investing in -- ICE deportation flights. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

New York State Comptroller candidate @drewforny.bsky.social says it's time to "get out of private equity." State pension funds invest more than $1 billion in Stonepeak, a private equity firm profiting from deportation flights. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

In the race for NYS Comptroller, I haven't yet made up my mind, but I am definitely leaning towards @drewforny.bsky.social.

The State Comptroller is the most consequential office you’ve never heard of. For the first time in 20 years, we can choose to use its power differently. We have a choice.

It’s time the New York State Comptroller gets out of private equity and invests in homes New Yorkers can afford. We can do that.

Pension funds are using average Americans’ retirement savings to fuel the financialization of our economy and concentration of oligarchic power in Wall Street’s hands. It doesn’t have to be this way. Read my piece in @jacobinmagazin.bsky.social today: jacobin.com/2026/03/wall...

Trump finds the money for missiles but not housing. He finds the money for aircraft carriers but not health care. Finds the money to mask and arm his private militia, but not to extend an arm to Americans who could use one. These are his priorities. They cannot be ours. No more war.

In 2007, I got my start in gov't fighting to get a driver’s license for undocumented immigrants, fighting not just the Bush Admin, but my current opponents who opposed it. The Comptroller has powers to protect our neighbors, starting w/auditing the 14 agencies tied up w/ICE.

Help us seize a generational opportunity to bring real change statewide – and make the most powerful office you’ve never heard of fight for working New Yorkers. Petitioning starts next week. Now’s the time to join our team. Let’s go! Sign up: www.mobilize.us/drewwarshawf...

Working New Yorkers are getting crushed by an affordability crisis. After 20 years, it’s time we do it different. @spectrumnewsny1.bsky.social @errollouis.bsky.social

What an honor to sit down with @errollouis.bsky.social to discuss the most consequential office most New Yorkers have never heard of. We’re going to change that. @spectrumnewsny1.bsky.social

Tom DiNapoli has taken $2 MILLION from law enforcement PACs. If anyone was wondering why he has not used his massive audit authority to get to the bottom of local law enforcement's collusion with ICE, we now have our answer. Time for a change!

The State Comptroller is the most consequential office you’ve never heard of. For the first time in 20 years, we can choose to use its power differently. We have a choice.

We hit up a lot of diners on the trail. Next stop: Stella’s in Syracuse. Thanks, Stella.

“We make the road by walking”...together! Inspired and energized by @maketheroadny.bsky.social always. A movement organization that fights for immigrants and working New Yorkers, and stands for the change our communities are shouting for. Thank you for having me. Onward to the work ahead.

Fossil fuels kill the planet. Now we know they kill the pension fund too. W/o fossil fuels the pension fund would have: - Earned $15 billion more - Delivered 5.4% higher performance - Required $8.3 billion less in taxpayer contributions - Generated higher returns w/ lower risk

Wall Street got $11.3 billion in taxpayer-funded fees to not do their job. New Yorkers got stuck with the $59.1 billion bill. Listen to my full conversation w/ @timesunion.com: www.capitolconfidential.com/p/state-comp...

If you are sitting on political power and not flexing it for people without it, you need to step aside. Trump wins when we don’t use our power. Here in NY our State Comptroller has plenty of power to protect New Yorkers targeted by an authoritarian president. Read our FAIR Plan:

This is Orwell's 1984 IRL. This is the "Ministry of Peace" conducting war. This the Department of Homeland Security conducting military operations on American soil. We are less secure, not more. Hands Off New York. Hands Off Our Country. Hands off Our Constitution that you are shredding.

This is what’s been happening for 18 years. Time for a change.

Team - We crushed! So grateful to have the MOST individual support in this race. New Yorkers believe in what this office can be, what it should be, what it will be. They’re shouting for change. And we will deliver. The cavalry is us. No one else is coming. So let’s go!

This isn’t complicated. Nurses take care of us and we need to take care of them. I stand with @nynurses.bsky.social.

"The investors of this fund aren’t a bunch of rich people. They’re taxpayers...so when the fund doesn’t do well, we have to take this deadly seriously because it impacts New Yorkers’ wallets.” Via @timesunion.com @danclarkreports.bsky.social www.timesunion.com/state/articl...

Happy New Year. Wishing for peace, blessings and change in 2026.

An end-of-year Spotify playlist you don't want to be on...These NY artists all have money sitting in the Unclaimed Fund in Albany. It's NYers' money, not Tom DiNapoli's. We're going to give it back. Go to GetYourMoneyBackNY.com.

$11.1 billion from Long Island taxpayers went to cover Tom DiNapoli’s pension fund underperformance. For 18 years, Wall Street got paid – and Long Island families paid the price. Time for change. www.newsday.com/news/region-...

Western New York families paid the price for DiNapoli’s failed investment strategy – nearly $8 BILLION in unnecessary taxes from Erie to Allegany County. He gave billions to Wall Street managers who underperformed by 39%. 18 years is long enough. It’s time for change.

“$11.3 billion in fees to not do their job. To underperform the market. They promised one thing and did another, and yet, they kept getting paid.” 18 years is long enough. New Yorkers deserve a change. @news10.bsky.social

The affordability issue that no one is talking about: DiNapoli’s failed investment strategy costing New Yorkers $59.1 billion. We have the receipts: www.drewwarshaw.com/ideas/dinapo...

We need to end this insanity, fire bankers who don’t do their job, and stop lighting New Yorkers’ hard-earned wages on fire subsidizing an out-dated and disproven investment strategy. Read our report: www.drewwarshaw.com/ideas/dinapo...

"We’re talking about the third largest fund manager in the entire country who drastically underperformed his own benchmarks for nearly 20 yrs and crushed taxpayers in the process while enriching hundreds of bankers in the middle of an affordability crisis" nypost.com/2025/12/22/u...

Kinda buried at the bottom of DealBook this morning is a maddening analysis from @drewforny.bsky.social who's running for NYS Comptroller. 1/ static.nytimes.com/email-conten...

Heating bills are projected to jump 9.2% this winter, meaning more debt and more shutoffs for families. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/17/b...

Joined @WBNG12News in Binghamton to discuss the affordability crisis and what the State Comptroller can do about it. He can start by giving New Yorkers their money back. All $20 billion.

We need more light. We need more love. Wishing everyone more light and more love on this first night of Hanukkah.

18 years is long enough. We need a State Comptroller who uses the office’s power and money to take on our affordability crisis and make the @nywfp.bsky.social Working Families Guarantee real. We’ll put people first, not Wall Street.

Grateful to @NYWFP for the Working Families Guarantee and the powerful conversation today at @MaketheRoadNY. A working families guarantee needs partners to make real. It needs power and it needs money. The NYS Comptroller has both. It’s time we use them. That’s why I’m running.

Another payday of Wall Street bankers getting $21 million of OUR tax dollars to not do their job. It’s bullshit.

We hit up a lot of diners on the campaign trail, so we decided to figure out who has the best corned beef hash in the state of New York. First stop: Binghamton and Chris’ Diner...

Let’s go, Buffalo. GetYourMoneyBackNY.com

At an MTA presser yesterday, State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli admitted that he used “tap and ride” for the first time ever yesterday. New Yorkers have had tap-to-pay for more than 5 years... This is the state’s Chief Financial Officer – the person auditing every public dollar.

Read my op-ed in today's @nydailynews.com: New York’s housing crisis is a choice – and through the largest housing fund in the United States and a top-to-bottom audit of the building code we can fix it. Those with power need to use it. www.nydailynews.com/2025/11/24/t...

We need to fire Wall Street bankers, not hire more. Tom DiNapoli already pays 664 of them. DiNapoli has underperformed the market by 39% costing taxpayers billions in the middle of an affordability crisis.