Farah N. Louis

Career and professional background

• Career and public service

  In her 2019 official voter-guide submission, Louis reported earlier work as Jumaane Williams’s deputy chief of staff and as an administrator at Mount Sinai Hospital.

  NYC Campaign Finance Board · 2019 candidate-submitted voter-guide biography; self-reported

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• Education

  Louis reported an NYU public-administration master’s degree and a bachelor’s degree from Long Island University. Her undergraduate subject is withheld because the voter guide and Council notes differ.

  NYC Campaign Finance Board · 2019 candidate-submitted voter-guide biography; self-reported

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• Prior public service

  Louis previously chaired the Council’s Committee on Women and Gender Equity.

  New York City Council · office-published biography; primary source, self-reported background

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Background retrieved Nov 5, 2026. Selected claims reviewed Nov 5, 2026. Career facts do not establish current employment, holdings or income.

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