2020 is the year of the pandemic, but before we were sequestered inside our homes it was another fairly typical election year. New York will still hold Democratic primaries on June 23rd, and arguably the most consequential contests of the year are in North Brooklyn where a number upstart candidates seek to unseat longtime incumbents.
Reminder: The Board of Elections began mailing absentee ballot applications this week, but If you’re already a registered NYC voter…
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Why didnt you post Paperboy Love Prince’s Instagram?@PaperboyThePrince? Is this censorship? Treat everyone the same. #1vsM
why didn’t you post Paperboy’s Instagram but you posted everyone else’s ?
https://instagram.com/paperboytheprince?igshid=1qkasr2k8f90i
Why do you not have Paperboy Prince on this list. They are on the ballot for NY-7 and more active in their community AND instagram than all these other candidates put together. So how do you overlook Paperboy? With a little bit of integrity, you can rewrite this and put Paperboy at the top…..
Why isn’t Paperboy’s picture or IG page showing like everyone else?
Why is there absolutely nothing in your publication that examines how the Lentol family has turned Greenpoint into its persoanl fiefdom? Represented the area for 47 years? How long did his grandfather and father hold the same seat? This is absurd and just more Brooklyn Democratic Party shenanigans!
Andy J. Marte claims also to have worked for the Department of Education as a Substitute Teacher however there are no records proving any past certifications.