Candidate, New York State Assembly , District 80, 2024

No caucus information on file.

Associate Attorney, Tully Rinckey, PLLC, 2023- present

Associate Attorney, Wingate, Kearney & Cullen, LLP, 2021-2023

Associate Attorney , Brain Injury Rights Group, LTD, 2021

Assistant District Attorney, Bronx County District Attorney Office, 2019-2020

No organizational membership information on file.

Priority Issues:

1. Working on the drug problem in our District, and addressing the cause of the problems. Not by criminalizing the drugs that are being used, but by making drug abuse a mental health issue, not one of crime. Marricco wishes to pass legislation that helps families of those with diseases, and making it easier for High School students to come out clean about their addiction, while also increasing our commitment and assistance to programs that allow drug addicted students to finish their degrees.

2. Increasing our level of humanity to former convicted felons and their aspirations of a college degree. The Bronx has a very troubled past, like each of us. Our mistakes from our youthful days should not make our college application process harder. So Marricco will fight for Banning the Box

3. Marricco is unconditional supporter of our law enforcement, corrections all the way to court officers. He will work with local unions and districts to make sure they get their necessary tools to fight our local gang problem. Additionally, the salaries of our law enforcement should never be decreased. Marricco will also fight for Body-Cameras on police, to ensure that citizens who act unlawfully are held accountable, to avoid unjust attacks on our law enforcement.

4. Holding our MTA accountable for all the delayed trains and consistent construction. While also working with the MTA to put hand sanitizers on our public transportation.

5. Protecting the rights and privacy of every individual from the malice of their neighbor and the tyranny of their government. Voting against any law that allows for our private emails to be leaked, while introducing legislation protecting private conversations from being leaked without consent or criminal intent.