Eric Leroy Adams was born on September 1st, 1960, in Brooklyn, New York. Eric Adams was raised in Bushwick, Brooklyn and south Jamaica. He was also 4th member of sixth children. He graduated from Bayside High School in Queens in 1978 and also began to attend while working as a clerk at the Brooklyn District Attorney's office. He had received an associate of the city college of technology, a bachelors from John Jay and an MPA from Marist college.Although Eric Admas had a great educational life he faced a stressful situation because of the color of his skin. Eric Adams at the age of 15 years old was arrested with his brother for trespassing. While he was in the custody of the police, he was beaten by the NYPD until a black cop intervened. From that point Adams had faced a post traumatic disorder and this forced him to become a police officer to stop reforming police culture. Furthermore not only was Adams a former police officer but he was also a politician and an author who is running for the democratic party for Mayor in the 2021 mayoral election. He was also the 18 Borough Brooklyn president. As Adams sets his stage to become the new mayor, he has many big hopes and dreams to stop the violent attacks that are going towards Black and Latinx communities. He believes that he can make the community safe for everyone and no one should be afraid to leave their own homes. Furthermore Adams believes that New York city can strive for greatness by taxing the rich, helping the people in poverty and giving medicaid to people who need it and as well to increase the funds for them. Eric Adams Deeply cares about New York City and believes in the bright future for New York City

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Curtis Sliwa was born in Canarsie Brooklyn in 1954 to an Italian Polish family. Ever since he’s been an active member of the New York City community accomplishing a multitude of feats that give him the experience that it takes to run this city. At the younge age of 14 Sliwa opened the first recycling center in Brooklyn, at the age of 20 Curtis Sliwa got a job at a restaurant in Harlem as a bodyguard, during this job he realized the terrible state that the city was in and knew he had to make a positive change to the city he loved. In his job he faced an unfathomable amount of violent crime, he was sick and tired of innocent people being wronged by criminals therefore in 1976 he decided to start the rock brigade, a group that was founded to protect citizens from crime, 3 years later in 1979 this group became the guardian angels and ever since they’ve stopped thousands of crimes including assault, robbery, harrasment, and even rape. By 2011 the guardian angels spread to 82 cities worldwide doing good for mankind. Curtis Sliwa is outspoken about the wrong doings of people no matter who they are. One such example was when he called mob boss John Gotti Jr. the biggest Drug dealer in America and as a result he was abducted and shot 5 times by his goons in 1992. Furthermore Curtis Sliwa cares deeply about the homeless people, he’s had more experience talking to them and understanding them than anyone else running for mayor and knows what it takes to help drastically lower New York’s highest homeless percentage since the 1930’s. Curtis Sliwa loves the city he grew up in and hates to see it in the spot that it’s in today, filled with crime, homelessness, inequality, poverty, and he hates to see the hardworking people of the city treated poorly by the government that should be caring for them and that’s why he’s running as the republican candidate for mayor this upcoming election.

Brad Lander was born on July 8, 1969 in St. Louis, Missouri. He grew up in a suburb of St. Louis in a Reform Jewish family. He later went on to earn his bachelors degree from the University of Chicago in 1991 then his masters from University College London. After this he spent 15 years in the non-profit sector serving as the directors of two non-profits: the Pratt Center for Community Development and the Fifth Avenue Committee. From there he went on to serve as District 39’s representative in the city for over a decade, accomplishing a lot throughout his time, even founding the council’s Progressive Caucus. He is running as the democratic nominee for comptroller after winning the primaries. He wants a just and durable recovery for NYC after being affected by COVID-19. To accomplish this he plans on investing in our city’s infrastructure and more green technologies. In addition, he will give more opportunities to M/WBEs and hold the city government accountable to spend their money efficiently. So make NYC grander, vote for Lander.

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Daby Benjaminé Carreras was born and raised in a Afro-Latino family from Bronx, New York. Carreras would attend Lehigh University to study engineering and economics. His professional experience includes work as a private wealth manager for Spartan Capital Securities LLC. He has run in various state elections like the District 68 seat in the NYS assembly and to be the district 8 representative on city council. Carreras' main goals as Comptroller is to fight corruption, make NYC safer and build the economy back up.

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Jumaane Williams was born on May 11th, 1976. He has been New York City’s Public Advocate since 2019 and is now running for re-election. Prior to becoming Public Advocate, Williams represented the 45th City Council district from 2010-2019, where he co-chaired the Council's Task Force to combat gun violence and became a founding member of the Progressive Caucus. Born and raised in Brooklyn to Grenadian parents, Jumaane learned that in order to enact change, one must be willing to go on the front lines and fight for what’s right. Despite being diagnosed with ADHD and Tourette’s syndrome as a youngster, Jumaane persevered through New York City’s public school system and has fought for affordable housing, women’s rights, immigration rights, and more. Be the change you want to see and vote for Jumaane. #STAYWOKE

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Devi Nampiaparampil was born May 13, 1977, in New York City. Being a first-generation American as well as growing up in a middle-class household, Devi resonates with the common New Yorker. She is a Harvard Medical School trained pain physician for around 20 years and an Associate Professor at NYU School of Medicine.Additionally, Dr. Devi has also opened her own private practice and has treated numerous patients regardless of their backgrounds such as war veterans, abuse survivors, HIV/AIDS patients, and minorities. Hearing their stories and observing how her city crumbled during the pandemic, she resolved to help her city thrive by making sure that everyone has a chance to succeed but more importantly be happy. Believing in the core values of transparency, fairness, and predictability Devi is here to make a lasting difference. So on election day #cure the city with Dr. Devi.

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Sandra Ung is a civil servant, lawyer, and community advocate for Queens. She was born in Cambodia, raised in Taiwan and immigrated to New York City at an early age. She has lived in Flushing ever since, attending New York City public schools and later serving in public office. While she was the Special Assistant to Congresswoman Grace Meng, Sandra helped local citizens better understand bureaucracy and plans to continue assisting her community by ensuring multilingual resources and information. She has also served as the Special Assistant to the NYS Commissioner on Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation; a Legislative Assistant to former New York City Comptrollers Bill Thompson and John Liu; the Chief of Staff to former New York State Assemblyman Jimmy Meng. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, she wants to help small businesses and schools safely reopen to address the needs of the community. Sandra is also very passionate about protecting women and survivors of domestic violence and has worked for the non-profit Sanctuary for Families to assist those impacted by it. So remember: Don’t get hung up on the election, vote Ung, no question!

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Hi! My name is Yu-Ching Pai, and I’m running to be your District 20 City Council Member. I was born in Taiwan and have lived in District 20 ever since I immigrated. My parents worked hard to save enough money to send me to college, so I made sure to work hard to earn a degree in accounting. I graduated from Albany University as a public accountant and I opened my own successful accounting firm. This allowed me to experience what it was like to run a business. If I am elected, I will make sure to change District 20 for the better. I will make sure small businesses are able to get back on their feet, create a safer environment for all, and provide quality education for all students. I care about this community and I want to see it thrive again. So remember, on Election Day, don’t be shy, vote for Pai!

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Tiffany L. Cabán was born on July 24, 1987 to Puerto Rican parents in Richmond Hill. Caban majored in Studies of Crime, Law, and Justice at Pennsylvania State University and earned a Juris Doctor degree in New York Law School. In 2019, she campaigned for the role of Queens County District attorney and was endorsed by notable progressive political figures such as Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. Soon after, she served as a national political organizer for the Working Families Party. Now, Caban is running to be the City Council District 22 member. She believes strongly in criminal justice reform and intends to provide the city’s workforce with adequate pay and more protections. Tiffany also hopes to create a NYC Green New Deal that will not only keep the city clean, but guarantees healthy living. She hopes that with her policies, she can help people who are disproportionately affected by these issues. So C’mon, vote for Caban!

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Felicia Kalan came from a struggling single mother household, which motivated her to get her first job at the age of 15. She later attended The University of Evansville and the American University in Cairo, Egypt in which she was a political science and international studies major. After completing her education, she worked as a legislative aide and cofounded a non-profit organization to help the survivors of human trafficking. Kalan is motivated to make her community a better place because of her two children Zaden and Zaria. She wants to create a “startup incubator” to provide subsidized retail space to create opportunities for women and minority owned businesses. Furthermore, children and their families are of Kalan's top priority. Kalan also wants to reform the police and ensure an equitable criminal justice system without socioeconomic or racial bias.

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Linda Lee, a native New Yorker, is an 11-year resident of Oakland Gardens. She is an active member of Community Board 11, the Commissioner of the New York City Civic Engagement Commission, and the leader of a nonprofit organization. When she pursued her Master’s degree in Social Work, she devoted 20 years to closing large gaps between well-meant policies and the negative consequences they can have on the most marginalized New Yorkers. As the President and CEO of Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS), she has created many community-informed solutions to improving the daily quality of life for thousands of community members through programming in the areas of education, senior care, mental health, healthcare access, economic and workforce development, and immigration services. In recognition of her work at KCS, she received the Schneps Communications’ “Stars Under 40” Award and New York Nonprofit Media’s “40 Under 40” Award. Vote Linda Lee for NYC!

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James F. Reilly was born and raised in Floral Park, Queens and is an active member of his community. He has worked in Floral Park all of his life in the financial sector, and has backgrounds in civil engineering and business management. Reilly continues to volunteer for the Catholic Youth Organization sports teams in his community, and is a supporter of providing children with educational, mental health, and extracurricular services. He promotes religious tolerance and is an avid supporter of human rights for all, no matter the race, gender, or sexual orientation. Reilly has shared a COVID-19 relief plan to lower loan rates for small businesses. He advocates for criminal justice and prison reform, as well as community crime-stopping efforts and police transparency. Choose wisely, vote Reilly.

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Julie Won was born on April 17, 1990 in South Korea and immigrated with her family to Queens in 1998, when she was eight years old. Won is the Democratic nominee for the 26th district of the New York City Council, which covers the westernmost neighborhoods of Queens along the east river including Sunnyside, Long Island City, northern Woodside, and southern Astoria. Julie is a member of Community Board 2, and on the advisory boards for Queens Together (a borough-wide restaurant alliance), 696 Build Queensbridge (an anti-violence and restorative justice organization), as well as volunteering as part of the 39th Ave Open Streets Coalition, and with mutual aid groups in our neighborhood. Julie also works for IBM as a Digital Strategy Consultant, helping to modernize non-profit groups and government agencies. If she is elected, Julie’s plans to better the lives of New Yorkers include battling further financial insecurity caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, fighting to extend the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act to gig workers and independent contractors who are excluded from the law, and ensuring free universal broadband WiFi and remote learning tools are accessible for all. Julie’s active presence and experience in the community makes her the ideal candidate for city council. So on November 1st, Make sure to vote Julie, She’s the Won.

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Marvin R. Jeffcoat was born on January 17, 1965 in Jamaica, NY. He attended and earned degrees from Fayetteville Technical Community College, Empire State College, and Norwich University. Jeffcoat was enlisted in the Regular Army in 1984 and retired from the military in 2004 as Commander. Since then, he has been helping his community by joining John V. Daniels Jr. as Youth Chairman and helping local students. He is also an active member in other organizations, such as the NRA, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Queens Community Board 2, and many more. Jeffcoat is against defunding the NYPD, mandated COVID vaccines, and non-citizen voting in NYC. Jeffcoat's main priorities will be to make sure that the veterans are well compensated for their allegiance as well as to focus on the youth’s education. He desires to rehabilitate the economy by encouraging Amazon within the city and promote and support small businesses. On election day, Jeffcoat is the best vote.