Hey currently I'm working at the David Yassky campaign. He's currently a
City Councilman running to represent the 11th Congressional District in
Brooklyn, which includes the neighborhoods of Flatbush, Crown Heights,
Ditmas Park, Midwood, Kensington, Park Slope, Prospect Heights and Brooklyn
Heights.
Primary Day is September 12th so the time to get involved is now.
The office is near Tech so you could come by after school. We need a lot of
volunteers for this campaign so if you're interested, please contact me or
call the Campaign office at 718-399-7234. He also has a website; www.davidyassky.com
The office is located at 227 Flatbush Avenue between Bergen and Dean.
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Get involved in an exciting political race in Brooklyn!
Started by Quixotic, Aug 22 2006 02:44 PM
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Posted 22 August 2006 - 02:44 PM
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Posted 22 August 2006 - 04:48 PM
I plan on getting involved very directly.
I already requested my absentee ballot for the September Primary and I will be casting my vote.
It will be my first experience in the Democratic process.
I already requested my absentee ballot for the September Primary and I will be casting my vote.
It will be my first experience in the Democratic process.
It's much easier being politically incorrect.
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Posted 22 August 2006 - 11:36 PM
tycoonboy388, on Aug 22 2006, 03:48 PM, said:
I plan on getting involved very directly.
I already requested my absentee ballot for the September Primary and I will be casting my vote.
It will be my first experience in the Democratic process.
I already requested my absentee ballot for the September Primary and I will be casting my vote.
It will be my first experience in the Democratic process.
oh that's pretty cool; i'll have to wait till 2008 to cast my first vote lol. who do you plan to vote for in this race?
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Posted 23 August 2006 - 08:54 PM
I would love to get involved but college is starting and I have to get used to it :/
If I was a senior I would have definitely volunteered.
And I am not turning 18 till October so meh.
If I was a senior I would have definitely volunteered.
And I am not turning 18 till October so meh.
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Posted 23 August 2006 - 10:09 PM
Then don't fret Alpha, you can vote in the actual election.
Besides you have to be a registered Democrat to vote on September 12th, and besides the fact that I don't think you live in New York's 11th Congressional district, I don't think you'd be registering as a Democrat.
Besides you have to be a registered Democrat to vote on September 12th, and besides the fact that I don't think you live in New York's 11th Congressional district, I don't think you'd be registering as a Democrat.
It's much easier being politically incorrect.
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Posted 24 August 2006 - 12:44 AM
tycoonboy388, on Aug 23 2006, 09:09 PM, said:
Then don't fret Alpha, you can vote in the actual election.
Besides you have to be a registered Democrat to vote on September 12th, and besides the fact that I don't think you live in New York's 11th Congressional district, I don't think you'd be registering as a Democrat.
Besides you have to be a registered Democrat to vote on September 12th, and besides the fact that I don't think you live in New York's 11th Congressional district, I don't think you'd be registering as a Democrat.
Yeah your right about the democrat thing. When the time comes to register, I will be an independant, or whatever its called...neutral...
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Posted 24 August 2006 - 10:31 AM
I met yassaky, someone in my neighborhood held a private thing with him so it was just like 8 or 9 neighbors and him... he sounded pretty good...i think he was campaigning with his mother actually...
but i think my parents aren't voting for him cause of something he said about Israel, something about how he supports everything they are doing in Lebanon...(this was before the peace talks and such)
but i think my parents aren't voting for him cause of something he said about Israel, something about how he supports everything they are doing in Lebanon...(this was before the peace talks and such)
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Posted 24 August 2006 - 05:57 PM
There's a downside of registering as an independent. You are not able to vote in primarys and thus you are not able to choose your candidate.
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