Brooklyn Dems relentless in ensuring every vote counts in Presidential Elections

With less than a week until the election of the next president and vice president, the Brooklyn Democratic Party says it has been relentlessly making sure that every single vote counts and voice gets heard towards electing Democratic candidates from Brooklyn’s nominees to Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.

“The Brooklyn Democratic Party is committed to ensuring a Harris-Walz victory and Democratic control of the House and Senate,” Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte-Hermelyn told Caribbean Life over the weekend.

“We’re taking action in key areas that will decide our nation’s future and uniting Brooklynites to help build a brighter future,” added the daughter of Haitian immigrants, who represents the 42nd Assembly District in Brooklyn.

Bichotte-Hermelyn said the party’s bus trips over the past several weekends have included GOTV campaigns in Pennsylvania, and helping Democratic Congressional candidates win hotly-contested races by canvassing in Rockland County, Nanuet (NY – 17) for Hon. Mondaire Jones and in Nassau County, Elmont, for Lauren Gillen (NY – 4).

She said the Brooklyn Democratic Party has also been “laser-focused on keeping our borough blue.”

Bichotte-Hermelyn also noted some of the more competitive races in which the Brooklyn Democratic Party has been “doing a lot of get out the vote efforts”, adding that the party is also “supporting ALL Democratic candidates”: Joey Cohen-Saban for NYS Assembly (AD 45);

Christopher McCreight for NYS Assembly (AD 46); Hemalee Patel for Judge, Kings County Civil Court; and Iwen Chu for NYS Senate (re-election, SD 17).

Everyone on ballot in Brooklyn includes: President and Vice President Kamala D. Harris and Tim Waltz, Democratic Party, Working Families Party; Donald J. Trump and JD Vance,  Republican Party, Conservative Party; State Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democratic Party, Working Families Party, and Michael D. Sapraicone, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

Representatives for Congress

District 7 (includes parts of Kings County and Queens): Nydia M. Velazquez; Democratic Party, Working Families Party; Bill Kregler; Republic Party, Conservative Party

District 8: Hakeem S. Jeffries, Democratic Party; John J. Delaney, Republic Party, Conservative Party.

District 9: Yvette D. Clarke, Democratic Party; Menachem M. Raitport, Republic Party, Conservative Party.

District 10: Daniel Goldman, Democratic Party; Alexander Dodenhoff, Republican Party;

Paul J. Briscoe, Conservative Party.

District 11 (includes parts of Kings County and Staten Island): Andrea S. Morse, Democratic Party; Nicole Malliotakis, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

State Senate

District 12 (includes parts of Kings County and Queens): Michael N. Gianaris, Democratic Party, Working Families Party; Han-Khon To, Republican Party.

District 15 (includes parts of Kings County and Queens): Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr., Democratic Party; Danniel S. Maio, Conservative Party.

District 17: Iwen Chu, Democratic Party, Working Families Party; Steve Chan, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

District 18: Julia Salazar, Democratic Party, Working Families Party.

District 19: Roxanne J. Persaud, Democratic Party.

District 20: Zellnor Y. Myrie, Democratic Party.

District 21: Kevin S. Parker, Democratic Party.

District 22: Simcha Felder, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

District 23: (includes part of Kings County and Staten Island): Jessica Scarcella-Spanton, Democratic Party; Marko Kepi, Republican Party.

District 25: Jabari Brisport, Democratic Party.

District 26 (includes parts of Kings County and Manhattan): Andrew S. Gounardes, Democratic Party, Working Families Party; Vito J. Labella, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

District 59 (includes parts of Kings County, Queens and Manhattan): Kristen S. Gonzalez; Democratic Party, Working Families Party.

State Assembly

District 41: Kalman Yeger, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

District 42: Rodneyse Bichotte-Hermelyn, Democratic Party.

District 43: Brian A. Cunningham; Democratic Party, Working Families Party.

District 44: Robert C. Carroll, Democratic Party, Working Families Party; John L. Bennett; Republican Party, Conservative Party.

District 45: Joey Cohen-Saban, Democratic Party; Michael Novakhov, Republican Party, Conservative Party.

District 46: Chris McCreight, Democratic Party; Alec Brook-Krasny; Republican Party, Conservative Party.