The usually ultra-liberal Brooklyn political club, Independent Neighborhood Democrats, endorsed a 27-year-old candidate who doesn’t support same-sex marriage and who opposes abortion rights.
The club voted last night to endorse John Heyer over one of its own members, Bob Zuckerman, who is gay and fairly progressive. They’re both running for the seat being vacated Read More
The usually ultra-liberal Brooklyn political club, Independent Neighborhood Democrats, endorsed a 27-year-old candidate who doesn't support same-sex marriage and who opposes abortion rights.
The club voted last night to endorse John Heyer over one of its own members, Bob Zuckerman, who is gay and fairly progressive. They’re both running for the seat Read More
Democratic Representative Ed Towns of Brooklyn, who had an unexpectedly strong primary challenge two years ago, won the endorsement of a local Democratic club, the Independent Neighborhood Democrats, last night.
I.N.D. is located in the 52nd Assembly District (Park Slope, Cobble Hill, etc.) and could conceivably have gone for Towns’ challenger–the younger, Obama-supporting Read More
A reader sent along this invitation for a May 1 awards dinner hosted by the Independent Neighborhood Democrats, a political club in Brooklyn. Among the honorees is the organization’s councilman, David Yassky, who is also a candidate for city comptroller.
It’s notable that the club is recognizing Yassky because, of the six likely candidates in Read More
Here is another indicator that Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer may be looking to run for a citywide office in 2009.
According to this flyer from the Independent Neighborhood Democrats, a political club in Brooklyn, Stringer will be a guest speaker there later this month.
Jonathan P. Hicks of the New York Read More
