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brooklynite

(94,725 posts)
Mon Apr 22, 2024, 08:13 AM Apr 22

I'm heading into Court today...

...to defend Primary petitions for reform candidates being challenged by the Kings County Democratic Party leadership. They have a notorious reputation for holding on to power by trying to knock opponents off the ballot rather than run qualified candidates. Apparently my own petitions aren't being challenged.

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I'm heading into Court today... (Original Post) brooklynite Apr 22 OP
Are you saying the King County Democratic leadership is corrupt? marble falls Apr 22 #1
In a word, yes. brooklynite Apr 22 #3
Thank you for all your work for us . riversedge Apr 22 #2
Thank you! Keep them honest mountain grammy Apr 22 #4
Good luck today. niyad Apr 22 #5
May The Force be with you DoBW Apr 22 #6
You're doing good work. Alliepoo Apr 22 #7
K&R spanone Apr 22 #8
Thanks for all you do!! bluestarone Apr 22 #9
Update: My team is currently at a table... brooklynite Apr 22 #10

brooklynite

(94,725 posts)
10. Update: My team is currently at a table...
Mon Apr 22, 2024, 04:08 PM
Apr 22

…with an Election Judge, a BOE staff person, two County Committee representatives filing objection…and the County Party Chair hovering around the room. We’re going through each petition line by line, confirming data and the Election Judge accepting or denying objections (mostly signature matching). Generally getting 6-7 valid signatures per 10-line sheet.This’ll go on for hours.

NB: the physical petition sheets are treated like gold. The staffer can only pull one packet at a time , and can never leave them unattended.

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