News, information opinion regarding citywide and local Bronx elections
In addition to the elected offices on the ballot at the upcoming election, there are two ballot proposals that would amend the State Constitution. These can be found on the opposite side of the ballot (except in Nassau County). While not impacting New York City directly, these proposals are important to our suburban and rural[…]
Darcel Clark, the Bronx District Attorney since 2016, is facing a challenge from Tess Cohen, an attorney with both prosecutorial and criminal defense experience. Early voting begins on June 17, and Election Day is June 27. The Northwest Bronx Indivisible requested that each candidate submit a statement outlining their experience and how, if elected, they[…]
Since National Indivisible was formed in early 2017 following the Trump election, hundreds of Indivisible groups like ours have been fighting to save our democracy from the efforts of those trying to undermine our electoral system. To date, most of Northwest Bronx Indivisible’s democracy focus has been on elections with national impact, but today we[…]
The Northwest Bronx Indivisible Democracy Project thanks the dozens of participants who wrote postcards and letters in support of the Virginia Get Out the Vote effort. Through our combined efforts, we sent out 3,500 postcards and several hundred letters urging registered Democrats in Virginia to vote in yesterday’s statewide election. Tuesday’s Virginia election results are[…]
On November 2nd New Yorkers will vote to elect city-wide, Bronx, and local officials. In addition, we will have an opportunity to vote to pass or defeat five ballot proposals on amendments to the New York State Constitution! The New York State Assembly and Senate voted to send five constitutional amendments to voters for the[…]
The Steering Committee of Northwest Bronx Indivisible, on behalf of our members and friends, extends its congratulations to Councilmember Eric Dinowitz and looks forward to engaging and working with him this year on the many critical issues facing our district’s residents and all New Yorkers. We further thank all of the candidates who participated in[…]
AN UNUSUAL SITUATION – OVERLAPS FOR THE MARCH 23RD SPECIAL AND JUNE 22 PRIMARY ELECTIONS FOR BRONX COUNCIL DISTRICT 11 For Bronx City Council District 11 residents, two election calendars for the City Council seat are overlapping! Let’s look at why that is happening, and clear any confusion. There is a special election underway now[…]
If you missed our Candidate Forum for the District 11 special election for City Council, please watch the video below. WATCH!
Because Council Member Andrew Cohen was elected to the Bronx Supreme Court and resigned as of 12/31/20, there will be a special election for City Council in our district (District 11) on March 23. How the New York City Council Impacts our Lives The City Council has four main functions: Making and passing laws that[…]