Nancy Hagen

Nancy Grace Hagen (Born November 28, 1999) Is an American politician, who is serving on the New York State Senate, sense December 2022, she is currently serving in Bronx County New York.

Early Life, education, and career
Nancy Grace Hagen was the Daughter of John Hagen, who served on the New York City Council from 1980 to 2000, Nancy Hagen grew up in the Bronx, where she would befriend the neighborhood kids, some of whom would graduate with her in college. In 2017 Hagen graduated from her highschool, and decided to go to NYU.

In 2018 Hagen would be accepted into New York university, in 2022 Hagen graduated with a degree in Political Science, the same year she graduated. Mace decided to go into politics and running for the New York State Senate, surprisingly she defeated 6-Term incumbent John Nance with a margin of 234 votes. She would later go on to win her Race by 4,342 votes.

State Senate
Hagen would begin her term in the New York Senate, in 2022 where she would begin to work on legislation dealing with minimum wage and Climate Change. She would propose a $15.00 minimum wage in February 2022, which was passed in the State Senate by just 10 votes and would later pass the house and be signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo.

She would also co-sponer legislation that would enable gun license and universial background checks to try and decrease the crime rate in New York City and the state as a whole. She would go on to sponsor other major legislation, and be a known figure in the New York state senate.

House of Representatives
In early 2028, Hagen announced her candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives to precede incumbent Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who had announced she would not be seeking re-election.

In June of 2028 she won with 96% of the vote in the democratic primary agains Judith Mitchell. She campaigned around a $15.00 minimum wage and a universal healthcare system. In the November 3rd general election she beat her opponent Brian Seltzer with 88.16% of the vote.

She was sworn in on January 3, 2029 and was also elected House Majority whip the same date.