For any of our district 33 members! I’m sure he’ll be in district 39 or 38 soon. ... See MoreSee Less
Next Wednesday, October 18th, please join me in welcoming Mayor de Blasio to the 33rd District for a Town Hall to discuss a variety of topics impacting our neighborhoods. Doors open at 5pm. Space is limited and available on a first come first serve basis. In order to secure your spot, please RSVP at www.nyc.gov/cd33townhall or by calling (212) 788-7929. See you on the 18th!
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Friends,
As you know, the NY State Senate has a Democratic majority but operates under Republican control. Part of the reason is District 17 Senator, Simcha Felder. Senator Felder is a Democrat who has voted with the Republican caucus since he was elected in 2012. He consistently votes against progressive legislation and he blocks progressive bills from reaching the Senate floor.
Progressive Democrats are acting now to insist that our elected representatives stand up for the values we care about. NYSD 17 for Progress is launching the Pledge to Vote for a Progressive Democrat in 2018 to spread awareness about the legislative record of Senator Felder* and consolidate support for electing a Senator in 2018 who will work to pass progressive legislation in the NY State Senate. We want progress in 2018!
We need your help in spreading the word! Join us now by signing the Pledge and sharing it with friends:
Add your name to the Pledge to Vote for a Progressive Democrat in 2018 below
Want to do more? We need volunteers to leaflet, canvass and table. Sign up here to join upcoming outreach events.
Not sure if you live in District 17? You can check here, but even if you don't, you can still sign and share.
We need your help in spreading the word! Join us now by signing the Pledge and sharing it with friends:
Like and Share the Pledge on Facebook here: www.facebook.com/nysd17forprogress/photos/a.442331739477863.1073741828.410414392669598/4936259410...
Retweet the Pledge here: twitter.com/nysd17progress/status/910206213975134208
Thank You!
NYSD 17 for Progress
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Pledge to Vote for a Progressive Democrat in 2018
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Recognizing that it is now more important than ever for New York State to stand up for progressive values, we, the constituents of NY Senate District 17, pledge to vote in the Primary Election on Tuesday, September 11, 2018, for a committed, progressive Democrat who will caucus with the Democratic P...
Do you know a woman who’s planning a run for office in New York? Emerge America is hosting a "Taste of Emerge" event on Saturday, October 14th in NYC to introduce the organization’s New York affiliate and start recruiting local democratic women who are interested in running for office. Now’s the perfect chance to get a sneak peek into all the help that Emerge can offer new female candidates.
This will be an introductory one-day intensive training program that will give women across New York the tools they need to run for office and win. The full 6-month, 70-hour, extensive training program will launch in January. For now, we’re inviting all interested New York democratic women to check out what Emerge is all about, learn from the best strategists and trainers, and network with women across the state who are also stepping up to run for office.
Interested? Or know someone who would be? It doesn’t matter where in NY they’re located – the training is on a weekend to allow for travel! Check out more info on the event here: ... See MoreSee Less
CBID has adopted the following resolution, we ask others to pledge as well:
In Democratic primaries for the New York State Senate, we the undersigned pledge to support only candidates (including incumbents) who have signed the Albany Unity Pledge committing themselves to caucusing with the mainline Senate Democratic Conference. ... See MoreSee Less
Pledges Against the IDC
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We believe that public solidarity among Democrats and progressive groups in New York is critical to the effort to isolate the IDC and other elected Democrats who caucus with the Republicans. To demonstrate such public unity, we ask that all who want a progressive, Democratic future for New York sign...
Dear Friends, Families, and Colleagues of District 15,
The Council Members of the Community Education Council for District 15 would like to invite you to join us for our Business Meeting on Tues., Oct. 3 at 5:15 pm. We are convening at PS 58 which is located at 330 Smith Street in Carroll Gardens. Take the F or G train to Carroll St. The main entrance is on Carroll St.
The focus of this meeting will be on Middle School Equity. Councilman Brad Lander will kick off our meeting and our District Superintendent, Anita Skop, will report on all of the great things coming our way this year.
If you can't make it this time our next meeting is scheduled for Oct. 25, at IS 136 when we will Meet the Middle School Principals.
We hope you will join us this Tuesday, bring a friend and take all of the information back to your school. We are proud to be a part of the incredible things happening every day in District 15.
Hope to see you on October 3rd!
Camille, Scott, Kathy, Neal, Charles, Nicole, Mark, Antonia, Elena, Lili, Yanfeng ... See MoreSee Less