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Vote for Borelli for public advocate. There is almost no choice in the other offices.   Ballot Question 1, New York City Elections Charter Amendment:  Ranked-Choice Voting, Vacancies, and City Council Redistricting Timeline   VOTE YES because this can avoid expensive elections and helps people become more informed and involved. •  Ballot Question 2, New York City Civilian Complaint Review Board Charter Amendment   VOTE  NO because this is just another expansion of government and budgets.  What we need is more transparency on what is happening today not more spending with no transparency. •  Ballot Question 3, New York City Ethics and Government Charter Amendment   VOTE  NO because this is just another expansion of government and budgets.  " Require that the citywide director of the Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) program report directly to the Mayor and require further that su...

Also we can all run for office here in NYC  It's a fairly simple process to run initially. The ballot and petition part is the bizarre, opaque part. But to get into the campaign finance system is fairly easy See  https://www.nycvotes.org/campaigns/ralphyozzo/contributions/new  or search for "nyc contributes yozzo"  you will see that anyone that is willing to take two free classes at the nyc campaign finance office. Yes the same one that is using 100's of millions of taxpayer dollars. I am willing to help anyone that wants to run. But the opaque system of district leaders and political clubs definitely is not here to help you unless you are an insider. And we certainly do not need more insiders that focus on spending as much taxpayer money as possible. I think what we need is pay cuts and layoffs in nyc government. On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 2:11 PM BrooklynCoop Taxpayers of New York < info@brooklyncoop.org > wrote: See and remember that this is only Fiscal Year 201...

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Personal Real Estate < personalrealestate1@gmail.com > Date: Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 12:19 PM Subject: Re: Borelli running for Public Advocate To: < tax-payers-of-new-york@googlegroups.com > See screenshot below On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 12:18 PM Personal Real Estate < personalrealestate1@gmail.com > wrote: See  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RNp-kIoOFQ It is very true that public advocate office is simply another patronage job / make work / spending other people's money location. This is straight from the poor attempt at transparency from the nyc city council: http://budget.council.nyc/ Spending by public advocate office: Total: $3,541,908 $92,428 Public Advocate Property, Equipment, Supplies $3,811,401 Public Advocate Pay, Fringe Benefits -$453,018 Public Advocate Amounts to be Scheduled $36,597 Public Advocate Charges, Services, Expenses $54,500 Public Advocate Contractual Services

See  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RNp-kIoOFQ It is very true that public advocate office is simply another patronage job / make work / spending other people's money location. This is straight from the poor attempt at transparency from the nyc city council: http://budget.council.nyc/ Spending by public advocate office: Total: $3,541,908 $92,428 Public Advocate Property, Equipment, Supplies $3,811,401 Public Advocate Pay, Fringe Benefits -$453,018 Public Advocate Amounts to be Scheduled $36,597 Public Advocate Charges, Services, Expenses $54,500 Public Advocate Contractual Services

This means that the tax rate will not go up for New York City property tax but it's still the assessments will go up at 6% or 8% pending on your tax class.  ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: NY State Senate Bill Alerts < bill-alerts-do-not-reply@nysenate.gov > Date: Fri, Oct 25, 2019, 4:40 PM Subject: A8138 has been signed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo [NYSenate.gov Bill Status Alerts] [A8138 - 2019] To: ralph_yozzo_2 < cec16nyc@gmail.com > Bill Alert from the New York State Senate. ...