New York City (PDF) Bronx (PDF) var addy_text00f4200b8b7b3f9c27102446bec0c91a = 'info' + '@' + 'gothamgazette' + '.' + 'com';document.getElementById('cloak00f4200b8b7b3f9c27102446bec0c91a').innerHTML += ''+addy_text00f4200b8b7b3f9c27102446bec0c91a+'<\/a>'; City Council Services provided by the City Clerk Voter and Election Information Public Records Act (PRA) Requests Document Archives Redistricting I will continue the excellent work I began by protecting and strengthening our neighborhoods, providing strong communication, continuing to advocate for tax rate reductions, supporting our public safety departments, being responsive to constituent concerns, and taking a responsible, reasonable approach to city-wide issues. Our campaign will support and prioritize a universal healthcare system that is accessible to all regardless of immigration or economic status. This campaign is an opportunity to engage and conduct mass political education on social justice issues. Many District 11 residents have been disturbed by the rise in short-term rental properties, such as Airbnbs, in their neighborhoods. 2019 Citizens Union Foundation 501(c)3, All rights reserved | Citizens Union Foundation Privacy Policy | All work on GothamGazette.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Tran: Im a 38-year-old single mom of two young daughters. Nine candidates running for District 25 seat | | qchron.com Email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. Im a father of two boys and understand joys and challenges faced by families especially like mine where only one parent is the breadwinner. No one has focused on how to obtain federal monies for businesses because of cultural and language barriers. I currently serve on the Board of Directors for Braemar Hotels & Resorts and am a trustee on the board of Preservation Dallas and the USA Film Festival. Its this grassroots perspective, grounded in years of advocacy and racial justice work, that I would bring to the City Council so that, together, we can ensure a better future for our neighborhoods and city. That experience defined my understanding of city government and its role in being a safety net and advocate for everyday people. Perez: Our diversity and opportunities for entrepreneurs. What aspect of your background speaks best to your abilities as a City Council member? Part of the Upper Westside, east of Bay Street and south of High Street. Quiroz: I am honored to run with so many great candidates from such diverse backgrounds. Dudley said he was shot in the arm and shrapnel hit his eye and abdomen. Those are: Bluffdale; Cottonwood Heights; Draper; Elk Ridge, Utah County; Genola, Utah County; Goshen, Utah County; Heber City; Lehi; Magna; Millcreek; Midvale; Moab; Newton, Cache County; Nibley, Cache County; Payson (second time using ranked choice voting); River Heights, Cache County; Riverton; Salt Lake City; Sandy; Springville; South Salt Lake; Vineyard (second time using ranked choice voting); and Woodland Hills, Utah County. Shekar Krishnan is running for NYC Council District 25 in the area of Queens which encompasses Elmhurst and Jackson Heights. District addy00f4200b8b7b3f9c27102446bec0c91a = addy00f4200b8b7b3f9c27102446bec0c91a + 'gothamgazette' + '.' + 'com?subject=2021%20candidates%20list' + '.' + ''; In District 6, longtime lawmaker Charlie Miranda defeated Hoyt Prindle in the runoff less than 200 votes seperated the two. 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Early voting will be from April 24 to May 2. 2.2 2020 General Election [1] 3 See also. As a real estate journalist and publisher, I have heavily centered my platform on sensible real estate policies that will foster a safe and prosperous community for residents of District 11. City Elections (Photos courtesy of campaigns), Fatima Baryab. Election results 2021: Heres how Utahs local races are shaping We are at the crossroads of LBJ and Preston, and I think more advantage could be taken of that. Salt Lake Countys ranked choice simulation projected all candidates but Zoltanski and Bennett eliminated from the race, but no set winner. 03h 20m. As a City Councilwoman, I aim to create a safer, more efficient district and have that spill over to the city. July 15, 2022. The incoming Council must make it a priority to increase our stock of truly affordable units, while expanding protections and subsidy programs to existing tenants to stem the tide of homelessness. But I havent decided how I will rank my ballot just yet. candidates Meet Your Candidates for the District 13 City Council Race April 21, 2023 Staff Report District 13 will see incumbent Gay Donnell Willis and Priscilla Shacklett on the ballot of the May 6 election. 3) Our neighborhood public schools are terrific institutions, and Im a proud public school parent myself. For the last decade, together with so many of my neighbors, we have organized for immigrant and housing rights, for racial justice and dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline, to root out hate and intolerance against our LGBTQIA+ community, for safe streets for our children and seniors, and to protect and grow our public open spaces like Diversity Plaza and Travers Park. The Municipal Officers Electoral Board of the City of Joliet will meet in open session. Here are the candidates running for 4 district seats in 2023 Tampa City Council Runoff Election p.m. to 8 p.m. Election day is April 25. Lincoln City Council District 4 candidates Wayne Reinwald Brodey Weber Lincoln Airport Authority Board of Directors candidates Chris Stokes Vanessa Emlich We created/hosted over 500 events on Diversity Plaza since 2012. April 21, 2023 Staff Report. 3308. City Editors note: This story was updated at 9:17 p.m. April 23 in response to feedback from a reader. Share & Bookmark, Press Enter to show all options, press Tab go to next option, City of Joliet - Abstract of Votes - 2023 Consolidated Election. It is where I was able to sharpen my analysis on class, race, gender and justice through meeting neighbors and hearing their stories. New York City We need to ensure that the voices of communities so often invisibilized are heard. While a lot will change between now and November of 2021, when many races will ultimately be decided, most of the action in heavily-Democratic New York City will be in the Democratic primaries set for June. I am honored to run with so many great candidates from such diverse backgrounds. District Preliminary results show each incumbent with over 50% of the vote. [The] city also needs to help low- and middle-income families with low-cost books for college. This includes overseas training of municipal officials on governance. elections I not only support providing members of law enforcement with adequate funding and resources to do their jobs, including mental health care when necessary, but also increase the departmental budget to address the shortage in staffing and recruit new officers. During this pandemic, the voices of our districts students, teachers and families were not prioritized and heard in Citys Hall decisions about closing/reopening schools or remote learning. Tuesday was Primary Day in Utah, when residents vote to narrow down candidates for their cities mayoral and city council races ahead of Novembers general Im the son of immigrants from India in a city that has never elected a South Asian person to the City Council. Melo: Our 25th District is part of the neighborhoods that were labeled as the epicenter of the epicenter of the pandemic. City Council Krishnan: In addition to being one of the most vibrant and diverse communities on the planet, our communities have always been essential to this city. Tran: We are reviewing and consulting with all of our community stakeholders before deciding on a second rank. District 1 remains tight, although Victoria Petro-Eschler inched further ahead Thursday with 52.7% of the vote, followed by Blake Perez with 47.3%. QNS: What, in your opinion, are the three most pressing issues in your district? city council Answers have been edited for brevity and clarity. Use this map to find your council district. We must provide emergency COVID relief to workers and small businesses, and create an unemployment insurance fund for the undocumented. 750 St. Paul Street We have to put those values into action and demonstrate by what we do, and how we do it. document.getElementById('cloakcf8f535d40047515cf7d4fcbeaf82da9').innerHTML = ''; Abby Church covers the ins and outs of Tarrant County government and how it affects you for the Star-Telegram. Bronx (PDF) Brooklyn (PDF) Manhattan (PDF) District 25 District 26 District 27 District 28 District 29 District 30 District 31 District 32 District 34. I am not beholden to anyone other than the constituents of this community. Quiroz: I have been a lifelong organizer who understands that strength comes from grassroots movements. This includes supporting and properly funding law enforcement, reducing bureaucratic stalling in the permitting system, and addressing the rise in short-term rental properties that has caused a rise in late-night commotion in residential neighborhoods and made buying an affordable house exceptionally harder for potential buyers. Seven candidates were mentioned by media outlets as leading candidates and led in endorsements and/or fundraising: [4] [5] Brian Benjamin, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Zachary Iscol, Corey Johnson, Brad Lander, Kevin Parker, and David Weprin. Chen: The diversity. 150 W Jefferson St. Joliet, IL 60432, Website Design By GRANICUS - Connecting People and Government, NOMINATING PETITIONS PULLED FOR CIRCULATION, LOTTERY FOR PETITIONS SIMULTANEOUSLY FILED. Our campaign will prioritize stronger protections for street vendors and small businesses including pandemic relief funds and commercial rent stabilization. with subject line 2021 candidates., Mayor (current: Bill de Blasio)Eric AdamsArt ChangShaun DonovanAaron FoldenhauerKathryn GarciaRay McGuireDianne MoralesPaperboy PrinceScott StringerJoycelyn TaylorMaya WileyIsaac Wright Jr.Andrew YangFernando Mateo (R)Curtis Sliwa (R)William Pepitone (C)Stacey Prussman (L)Vitaly Filipchenko (i)Raja Flores (i)Quanda Francis (i)Chris Kreitchman (i), Public Advocate (current: Jumaane Williams)Theo ChinoAnthony HerbertJumaane Williams*, Comptroller (current: Scott Stringer)Brian BenjaminMichelle Caruso-CabreraZach IscolCorey JohnsonBrad LanderTerri LiftonAlex PanKevin ParkerReshma PatelDavid Weprin, Brooklyn District Attorney (current: Eric Gonzalez)(not technically a city office)Eric Gonzalez* (no primary), Manhattan District Attorney (current: Cy Vance)(not technically a city office)Tahanie AboushiAlvin BraggLiz CrottyTali Farhadian WeinsteinDiana FlorenceLucy LangEliza OrlinsDan QuartThomas Kenniff (R) (no primary), Bronx Borough President (current: Ruben Diaz Jr.)Fernando CabreraNathalia FernandezVanessa GibsonSammy RaveloLuis Sepulveda, Brooklyn Borough President (current: Eric Adams)Robert Cornegy Jr.Kimberly CouncilKhari EdwardsRobert ElsteinMathieu EugenePearlene FieldsAnthony JonesLamor Miller-WhiteheadRobert Ramos Jr.Antonio ReynosoJo Anne SimonTrisha Ocona, Manhattan Borough President (current: Gale Brewer)Lindsey BoylanElizabeth CaputoBrad HoylmanBen KallosMark LevineGuillermo PerezKimberly Watkins, Queens Borough President (current: Donovan Richards)Elizabeth CrowleyDonovan Richards*Jimmy Van Bramer, Staten Island Borough President (current: James Oddo)Lorraine HonorRadhakrishna MohanMark MurphyBrandon StradfordCesar VargasVito Fossella (R)Jhong Kim (R)Steven Matteo (R)Leticia Remauro (R), City Council District 1 (current: Margaret Chin)Susan DamploSean HayesTiffany Johnson-WinbushSusan LeeGigi LiJenny LowMaud MaronChristopher MarteDenny Salas, City Council District 2 (current: Carlina Rivera)Erin HusseinCarlina Rivera*, City Council District 3 (current: Corey Johnson)Erik BottcherPhelan Dante FitzpatrickMarni HalasaAleta LaFargueLeslie Boghosian MurphyArthur Schwartz, City Council District 4 (current: Keith Powers)Keith Powers* (no primary), City Council District 5 (current: Ben Kallos)Billy FreelandRebecca LamorteJulie MeninKim MoscaritoloTricia ShimamuraChristopher SosaMarco Tamayo, City Council District 6 (current: Helen Rosenthal)Gale BrewerMaria DanziloDavid GoldSara LindJeffrey OmuraZack Weiner, City Council District 7 (current: Mark Levine)Shaun AbreuMarti Allen-CummingsDaniel CohenMiguel EstrellaKeith HarrisStacy LynchLena MelendezMaria OrdonezCorey OrtegaCarmen QuinonesRaymond Sanchez Jr.Luis Tejada, City Council District 8 (current: Diana Ayala)Diana Ayala*Antoinette GloverTamika MappManuel Onativia, City Council District 9 (current: Bill Perkins)William AllenCordell CleareJoshua ClennonBilly CouncilPierre GoodingKristin JordanRuth McDanielsBernadette McNearAthena MooreBill Perkins*Mario RosserSheba Simpson-Amsterdam, City Council District 10 (current: Ydanis Rodriguez)James BehrFrancesca CastellanosCarmen De La RosaAngela FernandezJohanna GarciaThomas LeonJosue PerezTirso Pina, City Council District 11 (current: Eric Dinowitz - won recent special election)Cartlon BerkleyEric Dinowitz*Jessica HallerMino LoraAbigail MartinDaniel PadernachtMarcos Sierra, City Council District 12 (current: Kevin Riley - won recent special election)Pamela Hamilton-JohnsonShanequa MooreKevin Riley*, City Council District 13 (current: Mark Gjonaj)Irene EstradaMonique JohnsonJohn PerezMarilyn SotoMarjorie Velzquez, City Council District 14 (current: Fernando Cabrera)Adolfo AbreuFernando AquinoHaile RiveraPierina SanchezSocrates SolanoYudelka Tapia, City Council District 15 (current: Oswald Feliz - won recent special election)Kenny AgostoTroy BlackwellIschia BravoOswald Feliz*Bernadette FerraraLatchmi GopalLillithe LozanoJohn SanchezAramis Ocasio (R)Ariel Rivera-Diaz (R), City Council District 16 (current: Vanessa Gibson)Abdourahamane DialloAhmadou DialloYves FiliusAlthea StevensEric Stevenson, City Council District 17 (current: Rafael Salamanca Jr.)Helen HinesRafael Salamanca Jr.*, City Council District 18: (current: Ruben Diaz Sr.)Michael BeltzerAmanda FariasDarlene JacksonEliu LaraWilliam MooreMohammed MujumderMirza RashidWilliam Rivera, City Council District 19 (current: Paul Vallone)Tony AvellaAdriana AvilesNabaraj KCRichard LeeAustin ShafranFrancis SpangebergVickie Paladino (R)John-Alexander Sakelos (R,C)Dawn Anatra (C), City Council District 20 (current: Peter Koo)Hailing ChenJohn ChoeMing-Kang LowAnthony MirandaSandra UngNeng WangDao YinEllen Young, City Council District 21 (current: Francisco Moya)David AikenIngrid GomezFrancisco Moya*George OnuorahTalea Wufka, City Council District 22 (current: vacant (formerly Costa Constantinides))Leonardo BullaroTiffany CabnJohn CiafoneCatherina GioinoEvie HantzopoulosNick VelkovFelicia Kalan (R) (no primary), City Council District 23 (current: Barry Grodenchik)Steve BeharSanjeev JindalJaslin KaurLinda LeeDebra MarkellKoshy ThomasHarpreet ToorJames Reilly (R)Alex Amoroso (R), City Council District 24 (current: James Gennaro - won recent special election)Moumita AhmedJames Gennaro*Saifur KhanMohammed Uddin, City Council District 25 (current: Danny Dromm)Fatima BaryabYi ChenShekar KrishnanLiliana MeloManuel PerezAlfonso QuirozWilliam SalgadoCarolyn Tran, City Council District 26 (current: Jimmy Van Bramer)Amit BaggaJonathan BaileyLorenzo BreaJulia FormanGlennis GomezDenise Keehan-SmithBadrun KhanHailie KimJesse LaymonSultan MarufBrent OLearySteven RagaEmily SharpeJulie WonEbony Young, City Council District 27 (current: I. Daneek Miller)Marie Adam-OvideKerryanne BurkeJason ClarkLeroy GadsdenLinda GuillebeauxRene HillJames JohnsonAl-Hassan KanuHarold Miller Jr.Anthony RiversJermaine Sean SmithNantasha Williams, City Council District 28 (current: Adrienne Adams)Adrienne Adams*Japneet SinghRuben Wills, City Council District 29 (current: Karen Koslowitz)David AronovAvi CypersteinSheryl FetikAleda GagarinEliseo LabayenLynn SchulmanDouglas ShapiroEdwin WongDonghui Zang, City Council District 30 (current: Robert Holden)Juan ArdilaRobert Holden*, City Council District 31 (current: Selvena Brooks-Powers - won recent special election)Selvena Brooks-Powers*Nicole LeeNancy Martinez, City Council District 32 (current: Eric Ulrich (R))Kaled AlamarieBella MatiasMichael ScalaShaeleigh SeverinoHelal SheikhFelicia SinghJoann Ariola (R) (no primary), City Council District 33 (current: Stephen Levin)Elizabeth AdamsVictoria CambranesSabrina GatesToba PotoskyLincoln RestlerStuart ShermanBenjamin SolotaireApril Somboun, City Council District 34 (current: Antonio Reynoso)Lutchi GayotJennifer GutierrezAndy MarteScott Murphy, City Council District 35 (current: Laurie Cumbo)Rene CollymoreCurtis HarrisMichael HollingsworthCrystal HudsonRegina KinseyDeirdre LevyHector Robertson, City Council District 36 (current: Robert Cornegy Jr.)Henry ButlerTahirah MooreChi OsseReginald SwineyRobert Waterman, City Council District 37 (current: Darma Diaz)Misba AbdinDarma Diaz*Christopher DurosinmiRick EchevarriaHeriberto MateoSandy Nurse, City Council District 38 (current: Carlos Menchaca)Alexa AvilesRodrigo CamarenaYu LinJacqui PainterVictor SwintonCesar Zuniga, City Council District 39 (current: Brad Lander)Shahana HanifMamnun HaqJustin KrebsBriget ReinDouglas SchneiderJessica SimmonsBrandon West, City Council District 40 (current: Mathieu Eugene)Cecilia CortezMaxi EugeneKenya Handy-HillardHarriet HinesRita JosephVictor JordanVivia MorganBlake MorrisJosue PierreEdwin RaymondJohn Williams, City Council District 41 (current: Alicka Ampry-Samuel)Alicka Ampry-Samuel*Darlene Mealy, City Council District 42 (current: Inez Barron)Charles BarronWilfredo FlorentinoNikki LucasGena Watson, City Council District 43 (current: Justin Brannan)Justin Brannan* (no primary)Brian Fox (R) (no primary), City Council District 44 (current: Kalman Yeger)Kalman Yeger* (no primary), City Council District 45 (current: Farah Louis)Anthony BeckfordFarah Louis*Cyril Joseph, City Council District 46 (current: Alan Maisel)Gardy BrazelaDonald CranstonZuri JacksonMercedes NarcisseJudy NewtonShirley PaulTiffany PryorDimple Willabus, City Council District 47 (current: Mark Treyger)Ari KaganAlec Brook-KrasnyJoseph PackerSteven Patzer, City Council District 48 (current: Chaim Deutsch)Amber AdlerBinyomin BendetMariya MarkhSteven SapersteinHarold Tischler, City Council District 49 (current: Deborah Rose)Amoy BarnesSelina GreyKamillah HanksDavid HernandezJohn McBeth Sr.Troy McGhieRanti OgunleyeKelvin Richards, City Council District 50 (current: Steven Matteo (R))Sal AlbaneseDavid CarrJordan HafiziMarko KepiSam PirozzoloKathleen Sforza, City Council District 51 (current: Joseph Borelli (R))Joseph Borelli* (R) (no primary)Olivia Drabczyk (D) (no primary). Healthcare justice: Too many of our community members are having to choose between food, shelter and their health. Last Day to File Objections to Nomination Papers for Consolidated Elections Spectrum Bay News 9 Voter Guide. A primary issue for District 11 is property taxes, and I will continue to advocate for lower rates. In 2010, I started an internship in Council member Daniel Dromms district office and I worked my way up to become chief of staff. City Critical early support to Gotham Gazette was provided by the Charles H. Revson Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. District 11 has incredible residents who are kind and respectful to city staff and are able and willing to hear all sides of an issue before expressing their opinions. Electoral Board Meeting (Photo courtesy of campaign). The city must take swift action to support our schools, centering our educators and families, and focusing in particular on multilingual students, homeless students and students with disabilities. 08/25/22. The diversity. Notice of Meeting. Taking these eliminations into consideration, this gives Puy 56.4% of the vote and Palmer 43.6%. Our local schools are owed so much in badly needed government funding, and they are overcrowded. Answers have been edited for brevity and clarity. District 11 will see two candidates on the ballot for the May 6 election: incumbent Jaynie Schultz and Candy Evans. Any primaries in the Republican Party or other parties will also be in June. There are 23 towns and cities enrolled in the states ranked choice voting pilot program. I am ready to bring my knowledge and experience, and most of all, hard work ethic, to the Dallas City Council as a representative of District 11. Its outrageous that homeowners in Park Slope (Brooklyn) are paying much lower property taxes than homeowners in District 25. Eight candidates packed the race to fill the seat Sandy Mayor Kurt Bradburn decided to give up after he opted not to run for reelection despite winning a hard-fought election of his own four years ago when he defeated former Sandy Mayor Tom Dolan, who held the seat for 24 years.
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