[3] Lasher also served as an aide to Congressman Jerrold Nadler and took on the position of director of state legislative affairs under New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg.
During his tenure, Lasher participated in shaping and implementing state policy following Hochul’s ascension to the governorship after Andrew Cuomo's resignation.
[1][2] During the 2024 New York State Assembly election, Lasher ran for the 69th district in a crowded five-candidate Democratic primary, securing victory with 52.82 percent of the vote.
[1] Lasher's campaign focused on addressing housing affordability, advocating for comprehensive public education reforms, and fostering economic equality.
Lasher received endorsements from local elected officials and organizations, including U.S. representative Jerrold Nadler and Manhattan Borough president Mark Levine.