Sentences with phrase «2nd city council district»

ALBANY — The Democratic candidate for Troy's 2nd City Council District has a two - vote lead over a veteran Republican councilman with the final election results hanging on whether three unopened absentee ballots cast by Republican voters will be counted.

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Eric Graf for Syracuse City Council District 2 Campaign Details 2nd / x candidates for one seat; 543 votes, 19.79 % https://ongov.resultscaster.com/start.aspx?usersessionid=none

StreetsPAC's Endorsement Announcement: Councilmember Rosie Mendez has been a steady voice for livable streets in the City Council, voting for congestion pricing, backing the implementation of Select Bus Service on 1st and 2nd avenues, and supporting bike share across her district.

This past Sun., Dec. 2nd, Democratic District Leader Mark D. Levine launched his campaign for northern Manhattan's 7th District City Council seat, and did so with endorsements that included New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer...

Thursday April 11, 2013, 7:00 PM * Candidate Forum / Endorsement Meeting St. John's Lutheran Church 83 Christopher Street ● City Council 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Districts (Speakers: candidates + VID members) ● Comptroller (Speakers: candidates + VID members) ● District Attorney (Speakers: candidates + VID members)

City Council, 2nd District Rosie Mendez www.rosiemendez.com [and for District Leaders in this district (74th AD, Part A): Katrina Monzón and Anthony Feliciano; and in a neighboring one in City Council, 1st District (64th AD, PartB): John Quinn & AliceDistrict Rosie Mendez www.rosiemendez.com [and for District Leaders in this district (74th AD, Part A): Katrina Monzón and Anthony Feliciano; and in a neighboring one in City Council, 1st District (64th AD, PartB): John Quinn & AliceDistrict Leaders in this district (74th AD, Part A): Katrina Monzón and Anthony Feliciano; and in a neighboring one in City Council, 1st District (64th AD, PartB): John Quinn & Alicedistrict (74th AD, Part A): Katrina Monzón and Anthony Feliciano; and in a neighboring one in City Council, 1st District (64th AD, PartB): John Quinn & AliceDistrict (64th AD, PartB): John Quinn & Alice Cancel]

Parente is currently a candidate in the November 2nd Special Election for City Council District 3.

District Leaders - Jonathan Geballe & Keen Berger City Council — Corey Johnson - 3rd District Rosie Mendez - 2nd District Jenifer Rajkumar - 1st District Mayor — John Liu Comptroller — Scott M. Stringer Public Advocate — Daniel Squadron Manhattan Borough President — Julie L. Menin District Attorney — Cyrus Vance, Jr..

Council Member Rosie Mendez has been a steady voice for livable streets in the City Council, voting for congestion pricing, backing the implementation of Select Bus Service on 1st and 2nd avenues, and supporting bike share across her district.

New York City Comptroller - Scott Stringer Manhattan Borough President — Julie Menin City Council 1st District - Jenifer Rajkumar City Council 2nd District - Rosie Mendez City Council 3rd District - Corey Johnson

State Senator, Eric Coleman, celebrates a victory over Shawn Wooden, the Hartford City Council President, in Tuesday's Democratic primary for the 2nd Senate District on August 12, 2014 in Hartford, CT. (DANIEL OWEN / Hartford Courant)

Maryland: Bill Barry, Baltimore City Council District 3 — 622 (16.81 %) 2nd of 3 Douglas Armstrong, Baltimore City Council District 14 — 392 (10.31 %) 2nd of 2 Christine Nagle, College Park City Council District 1 — 296 — Currently second out of 3 running for 2 seats.

Daniel Platt, Mayor, Albany (Albany County) 2nd / 2 for one seat; 17 votes, 53.13 % results not final http://app.albanycounty.com/boe/electionresults/default.asp?type=2017p Partisan primary Bryan Jimenez, Mayor, Albany (Albany County) 1st / 2 for one seat; 15 votes, 46.88 % WINS PRIMARY, Advances to November general election http://app.albanycounty.com/boe/electionresults/default.asp?type=2017p Partisan primary Jabari Brisport, City Council, District 35, New York City (Brooklyn) 1st / 4 for two seats; 31 votes, 88.57 % WINS PRIMARY, Advances to November general election https://enrweb.boenyc.us/OF18CY0PY4.html Partisan primary Scott Hutchins, City Council, District 35, New York City (Brooklyn) 1st / 4 for two seats; 4 votes, 11.43 % https://enrweb.boenyc.us/OF18CY0PY4.html Partisan primary March 27 municipal general election

Frank Cetera: Syracuse City Council (2nd District) votecetera-syracusegreens.nationbuilder.com www.facebook.com/Frank.Raymond.Cetera Email: [email protected]

Forced by term limits to relinquish his 2nd District council seat, he decided to challenge the incumbent because, he said, she exercises «elitist, top - down government» and pays too little attention to the quality of life in city neighborhoods.