Gov. Kathy Hochul used her annual State of the State address on Tuesday to pledge a crackdown on the electronic theft of food-stamp benefits and an expansion of two rent freeze programs for older New Yorkers and people with disabilities, according to reporting by City Limits.

Hochul, who is running for re-election this year, laid out dozens of proposals she said would “make life more affordable” for New Yorkers, the outlet reported. Two of them target costs that fall directly on low-income and fixed-income residents: the security of public benefits and the rent paid by seniors and disabled tenants.