A group of engaged and concerned Citizens of the NY-23rd Congressional District has created a poll about the seven democratic candidates trying to be the Democratic Party’s nominee for the November election. The poll is not associated with any particular candidate.
When you follow the link at the bottom of this article you see statements the candidates have provided for this poll. There will also be links to each candidate’s campaign website. I have also provided links to handouts each candidate provided at the Issue-Focused Forum held in Geneva on January 23.
You are asked to rank the top three candidates you feel will be the strongest candidates to represent our district. The results of the poll will be given to each candidate, and will be made public. This information should help people decide who to support in the Democratic Primary election on June 26. The poll ends at 11:59 pm on Thursday, February 8. Feel free to pass information to others.
Links to the Candidates’s Hand Outs from the Issue-Focused Forum:
- Linda Andrei, Linda Andrei 2
- Max Della Pia, Max Della Pia 2
- Rick Gallant
- Ian Golden
- Tracy Mitrano
- Eddie Sundquist
- Charles Whalen
Don’t forget that you have opportunities to help the ultimate candidate by donating to the Act Blue–Reed Free 23! The funds collected will be placed in an escrow account which will be given directly to the winner of the June 26 primary.
You can also donate to the “Your NY-23 PAC” which will promote information about Rep. Reed’s voting record during the campaign. Follow this link to more information about this project.
Follow this link to get to the poll. Remember it closes at 11:59 on Thursday Night, February 8!
Why is the candidate’s poll closed?
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I don’t know, Gary. When I realized it was closed I cintacted the person who started it, and have not heard from him yet.
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Thanks for getting back to me. Will the deadline be extended?
cheers
gary
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Lots of yard signs for Max Dela Pia and Tracy Mitrano in the villages of Waverly and Owego.
I have seen no other candidate signs in the area.
These yard signs were put up a few weeks early ahead of the 30 day window allowed for Political signs. Not surprising there were no complaints. However, if you put up a Republican yard sign ahead of the 30 day window a few Democrats complain to the Democrat Mayors and the code enforcement office sends you a nice letter informing you of the rules and asking nicely to remove the signs or be fined. .
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Thanks for your observations. In Yates County there is no 30 day window. The Feds came down on the Penn Yan Code Officer when he tried to limit when political signs an be placed when Hillary ran for the Senate from NY. They claim it was against the first amendment. From that point on, there isn’t a time limit.Basically the parties wait until after the Primary before they put up signs. Some people complain, but the law is the law.
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