The Crown Heights PAC – Political Action Committee has issued endorsements in the upcoming election.
Our Community is Asked to Support:
Re-elect Governor Kathy Hochul and Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado
Brian Cunningham for NY State Assembly Dist 43.
Other Districts: Olanike Alabe Dist 57, Stephanie Zinerman AD 56 and Monique Chandler-Waterman Dist 58
District Leaders Edu Hermelyn and Sarana Purcel (Dist. 43)
The Crown Heights PAC:
Zaki Tamir
Chaplain Yaakov Goldstein
Fishel Brownstein
Menachem Light
Avi Leshes
Shimon Herz
Rabbi Yossi Garelik
Rabbi Chanina Sperlin
Tuesday, June 28 is Election Day, and early voting is now open.
For most Crown Heights residents, early voting is in the Armory – Bedford Ave & Union St. There will mostly be a very short or no wait. Some districts vote in St Johns Recreation Center or E. Flatbush, they said.
“These elections are crucial for our community,” the Crown Heights PAC said in a statement. “One or two hundred votes may make the difference in the outcome of the election. It is essential that we come out and vote to ensure that our community’s voice is heard on issues like Safety, Yeshivah Education and Justice Reform.”
Crown Heights United has also issued endorsements ahead of the upcoming election.
“We are facing tremendous challenges regarding Yeshiva education in the months ahead and it is critically important that the community comes out and votes,” they said. “Crown Heights generated over twenty thousand signatures in support of Yeshiva education. We need to make our voices heard at the polls as well.”
Crown Heights United has endorsed Brian Cunningham for Assembly, Sarana Purcell for District Leader, and Edu Hermelyn for District Leader.
Assemblymember Brian Cunningham, Edu and Sarana, have expressed strong support for yeshivas and stand 100 percent behind the community on these issues. This election could affect the future of our Chinuch.
For those in the outskirts of Crown Heights, and in the 57th Assembly and the 56th Assembly Districts, Crown Heights United endorses Olanike Alabi for Assemblywoman in the 57th, and Stephanie Zinerman for the Assemblywoman in the 56th.
These endorsements were made in consultation with local Askonim and Mosdos.
Look up your early voting site and Election Day site here https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc
Crown Heights United:
Chaplain (Col) Jacob Goldstein
Rabbi Shea Hecht
Rabbi Lazer Avtzon
Rabbi Yossi Gorelik
Rabbi Shlomie Hecht
Yaacov Behrman
Shaya Gordon
Yossi Hershkop
Yossi Hackner
Avi Leshes
Menachem Light
Yankee Pearson
we need to vote giuliani
Please explain how that works. There is no Giuliani on the ballot. Are you suggesting a write-in campaign? Which office? Is he willing to take office?
The big question is whether there are ANY qualified candidates and if so, who are they?
For example, how is Kathy Hochul qualified to remain governor let alone get re-elected?
Endorsements were for the democratic primary. If you are registered as republican you cant vote for the democrats in the primary but vote republican. Guiliani who is mayor gulianis son is running in the republican primary election
This is the primary election, where we choose the party’s candidate for the general election. In the general election we should indeed vote for Giuliani and for Republicans at the other levels, but if you’re registered Democrat, then this is your chance to pick the least worst of their candidates.
If they endorse only by primaries Or maybe also endorse for republican, to make the non political feel like they can vote republican. and do not endorse anyone, by the actual election. But the problem is they endorse by the actual elections, Especially this year, that is a very small posibility that candidate lee zeldin will be able to win if he is the nominee. Yes i will support andrew guilliani, lee zeldin. Lee zeldin,because he is the most likely republican to be able to win without comprimising on social issues,look on wikipedia on what he voted against. And he… Read more »
Let’s stop being bullied by these so called PACs
Vote Republican ans throw these Dems to the curb!
“Bullied by these PACs?”
The people attributed to this PAC are local CH residents.
They’re presumably running the show in the community; the “machers”… the “activists” … the “deal makers”… etc.
They should be held accountable regarding why they continue to endorse Democratic candidates.
Where is the follow-up with the endorsed candidates? They make promises and more promises–but are they held to those promises?
Last time I was in CH it was plain filthy–painful to see. Nobody I spoke with had glowing reviews for the politicians (who were endorsed by the big gang of important machers).
In the general election, absolutely. But this is a primary, and if you’re registered Democrat, you can choose only among their candidates.
Let the dems have control over you life and enjoy paying 7$ a gallon and let them start the next great depression and have your streets unsafe and schools be ran by government.
Time to do your own research on who to vote and not be a sheep to the “PAC” who ever they think they are.
Everyone must do their due diligence and make their own educated decisions. We can’t keep behaving like “sheeple”.
How’s that working out for us?
Vote Republican Only!!!
Republican is just a label.
Look at voting records on bills, legislation introduced, etc.
Just because somebody has an (R) next to their name doesn’t make them a good candidate.
There’s an expression “RINO” meaning Republican In Name Only …..
Vote for whoever holds the most liberal and progressive policies, it’s the only way to save America from the downward spiral of the right wing conservative fascists.
Do you even know what a fascist is, or is it just a term you picked up from Joy Behar and company, and which basically means “someone I don’t like”?
Because, you know, the actual meaning is belief in “everything in the State, nothing outside the State,” which sounds an awful lot like the Democrat platform.
My family is all registered Republicans
I’m so done blindly following these endorsements. Never seen ANY results from the politicians they endorse.