ditstrict 40
* Down to the wire, this year’s race between prospective District 40 City Councilmembers [/blog/politics/your-easy-peasy-nyc-primary-election-guide-for-september-10] is an unpredictable one. Will the incumbent keep his seat? Will some newcomer take it away? Are three challengers going to split the vote too much, and should someone have backed out? We’
brooklyn congregations united
If you have some change you’d like made in the neighborhood or city-wide and haven’t been to any candidates forums yet, count yourself lucky, because Brooklyn Congregations United [http://www.brooklyncongregationsunited.org/] and Assemblywoman Rhoda Jacobs [http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/Rhoda-Jacobs/contact/] are about to give
Politics
The Flatbush Tenant Coalition [http://flatbushtenantcoalition.wordpress.com/] will be hosting a forum and complimentary breakfast next Saturday, June 15 featuring candidates in the 40th, 41st, and 45th Districts. If you’re not sure yet which of the prospective District 40 City Councilmembers has your vote, stop by the 9:
Sylvia Kinard
Via NYC Board of Elections [http://vote.nyc.ny.us/] (with a little tinkering). This is your friendly reminder to get out and vote tomorrow if you’re a registered Democrat and live in the new 9th Congressional district. Incumbent Congresswoman Yvette Clarke is running against Rev. Sylvia Gail Kinard,