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  • Saturday, July 22, 2006

    Progressive Democrat Issue 83: BROOKLYN/QUEENS FOCUS

    This comes from Democracy for NYC:

    The Voting Machine Decision is Around the Corner: Call Your Borough Officials Today
    - Contact info for Elections Commissioners & Party Chairs in New York City

    Elections commissioners in New York City are about to decide what type of voting system will replace our lever machines. We have been discussing the issue of voting machines in New York for awhile, at Linkups and other events, as well as in DFNYC newsletters. Now we are hearing that a decision will be made within the next two months.

    The decision of which type of machines to buy will be made by 10 elections commissioners in New York City, one Democrat and one Republican for each borough. Democracy for NYC has strongly endorsed PB/OS (paper ballots with optical scan machines; as opposed to electronic touchscreen machines), and we encourage you to contact the commissioners in your borough:

    Political Party Chairs: Elections commissioners are appointed by the political parties in each borough, so we've included contact info for the party chairs. So there is a total of 4 contacts you should make - both elections commissioners and both party chairs in your borough.

    Contact information below: We have made many efforts to get the best possible contact information for each commissioner and party chair, but it has not been easy. If you encounter any problems contacting or leaving messages for the individuals listed below, please let us know. Email us at info@dfnyc.org

    BROOKLYN (KINGS COUNTY)

    Democratic Party Chair - Brooklyn
    Hon. Vito Lopez, bklyndem@aol.com, (718) 875-5870,
    --Snail mail: Democratic Committee, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11241
    --Fax: 718-596-4013

    Republican Party Chair - Brooklyn
    Hon. Hy Singer, (718) 646-5655, (718) 852-9454
    --Snail mail: Republican Committee, 26 Court Street, Suite 2305, Brooklyn, NY 11242
    --Fax: 718-858-5144

    Republican Elections Commissioner - Brooklyn
    Nancy Mottola-Schacher: nschacher@boe.nyc.ny.us, (718) 797-8800 ext. 1301.
    (If voicemail not working, press 0 and leave a message with Elizabeth.)
    --Snail mail: Kings County Bd of Elections (Brooklyn Borough Office), 210 Joralemon Street
    Brooklyn, NY 11201

    Democratic Elections Commissioner - Brooklyn
    Jeannette Gadson: jgadson@boe.nyc.ny.us, (718) 797-8800 ext. 1302
    (If voicemail unavailable, call (718) 797-8816 and leave a message with Brenda.)
    --Snail mail: Kings County Bd of Elections (Brooklyn Borough Office), 210 Joralemon Street
    Brooklyn, NY 11201


    QUEENS

    Democratic Party Chair - Queens County
    Tom Manton, 718-268-5100, queensdems@AOL.com
    --Snail mail: 95-25 Queens Blvd., Flushing, NY 11375
    --Fax: 718-268-7363

    Republican Party Chair - Queens County
    Hon. Serphin Maltese, 718-628-9522
    --Snail mail: 71-20 Myrtle Ave., Glendale, NY 11385
    --Fax: 718-381-4807

    Republican Elections Commissioner - Queens
    Anthony Como: acomo@boe.nyc.ny.us, (718) 730-6730, ext. 1537
    --Snail mail: Queens County Board of Elections (Queens Borough Office), 126-06 Queens Blvd., Kew Gardens, NY 11415

    Democratic Elections Commissioner - Queens
    Terrence C. O'Connor: toconnor@boe.nyc.ny.us, (718) 730-6730, ext. 1535
    --Snail mail: Queens County Board of Elections (Queens Borough Office), 126-06 Queens Blvd., Kew Gardens, NY 11415

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