Not exact matches
We must commit to expanding voting rights and getting big money
out of politics so that billionaires are no longer able to hold our democracy hostage,» Jamaica Miles, Capital
District Organizer, Citizen Action
of New York.
Two months before they take office — and a week before they are even officially elected — gay Democratic nominees like Corey Johnson
of Chelsea, Brooklyn's Carlos Menchaca, and Ritchie Torres
of the Bronx joined their future colleagues, led by Brooklyn Councilman Brad Lander, to present a proposal that would «take the
politics out of member Items» by allocating discretionary funding for Council
districts on a «fair and objective basis.»
Getting big money
out of politics has been a central theme
of her campaign to represent the 19th Congressional
District, located in New York State's Hudson Valley and Catskills regions, like it was when she ran for governor in 2014.
But in the process, it laid the groundwork for another debate in the Legislature over what has become a contentious mix
of ethnic and racial
politics playing
out in a diverse suburban
district, which may preview similar fights in other locations.
A Treasurer
of Cape Coast North constituency
of the NPP, Mr. Stephen Kojo Arhin popularly known in
politics as Wewebi has therefore expressed disappointed about the action
of aggrieved party activists who have gained notoriety in locking up state offices and chasing
out District Chief Executives (DCE) and government officials.
«They did what the special master should have done and took the
politics out of it,» said Vince Morgan, a candidate for the 13th congressional
district seat.
A week before the November election, several dozen members and candidates just days away from winning their seats gathered at City Hall to embrace a package
of procedural reforms, chief among them one that would «take the
politics out of member items» by allocating discretionary funding for Council
districts on a «fair and objective basis.»
Yes, take the blood and
politics out of it, and let computers make fair
districts.