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Record of Objections Filed Primary Election 2020 BOARD OF ELECTIONS Record of Objections Filed TENTATIVE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK Primary Election 2020 - 06/23/2020 SUBJECT TO CHANGE PRINTED AS OF: 3/24/2020 10:22:48AM New York County NO. PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT NAME OF CANDIDATE DATE FILED OBJECTOR ADDRESS SPECIFICATIONS POS REMARKS FILED FILED 1 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Lindsey Boylan 3/23/20 2:43 pm Hellen Suh 70 Little West St. New York, NY Congress 10004 2 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Jonathan Herzog 3/23/20 2:26 pm Shelia Acevedo 250 West 103 Street New York, Congress NY 10025 3 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Lindsey Boylan 3/23/20 2:26 pm Shelia Acevedo 250 West 103 Street New York, Congress NY 10011 4 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Jerrold L. Nadler 3/23/20 2:26 pm Shelia Acevedo 250 West 70 Street New York, Congress NY 10023 5 Democratic Democratic Representative in 13 Francesca M. Castellanos 3/23/20 3:51 pm Londel Davis Jr. 228 West 140 Street 5B New Congress York, NY 10030 6 Democratic Democratic Representative in 13 Richard Parnell Habersham 3/23/20 3:50 pm Londel Davis 228 West 140 St. New York, NY Congress 10030 7 Democratic Democratic Representative in 13 Ramon Rodriguez 3/23/20 3:50 pm Ramon Rodriguez 156-20 Riverside Dr. #14 New Congress York, NY 10032 8 Democratic Democratic Representative in 13 James Felton Keith II 3/23/20 3:50 pm James Felton Keith II 650 Lenox Avenue New York, Congress NY 10037 9 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 68 William P. Smith 3/23/20 4:42 pm Keith Lilly 1295 5 Avenue New York, NY 10029 10 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 68 William P. Smith 3/23/20 4:42 am Keith Lilly 1295 5 Avenue New York, NY 10029 11 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 68 Tamika Mapp 3/23/20 4:42 pm Keith Lilly 1295 5th Avenue New York, NY 10029 12 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Jerrold L. Nadler 3/23/20 6:58 pm Hellen Shu 70 Little West Street New York, Congress NY 10004 13 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 70 Craig Schley 3/23/20 3:51 pm Londell Davis Jr. 228 West 140 Street New York, NY 10030 14 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 71 Guillermo A. Perez 3/23/20 4:42 pm Guillermo A. Perez 974 St. Nicholas Avenue New York, NY 10032 15 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Bob Wyman 3/23/20 6:42 pm Hellen Suh 70 Little West St. #6B New York, Congress NY 10004 16 Democratic Democratic Representative in 10 Lindsey Boylan 3/23/20 6:42 pm Hellen Suh 70 Little West Street #6B New Congress York, NY 10004 17 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 74 Sheryl C Dibranco 3/23/20 6:04 pm Michael Farrin 131 Avenue A Apt. 4 New York, NY 10009 18 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Michael S. Hano 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Washington Avenue New Convention York, NY 1003-4678 19 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 68 Manuel Onativia 3/23/20 7:18 pm Keith Lilly 1295 5th Avenue New York, NY 10029 20 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Ayisha G. Oglivie 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Fort Washington Avenue Convention New York, NY 1003-4678 21 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Loyda E. Irizarry 3/23/20 7:23 pm Robert Jackson 499 Fort Washington Avenue Convention New York, NY 1003-4678 Page 1 of 2 BOARD OF ELECTIONS Record of Objections Filed TENTATIVE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK Primary Election 2020 - 06/23/2020 SUBJECT TO CHANGE PRINTED AS OF: 3/24/2020 10:22:48AM New York County NO. PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT NAME OF CANDIDATE DATE FILED OBJECTOR ADDRESS SPECIFICATIONS POS REMARKS FILED FILED 22 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Mireya Vasquez 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Washington Avenue New Convention York, NY 1003-4678 23 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Jacinto Malespin 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Fort Washington Avenue Convention New York, NY 1003-4678 24 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Theo B. Chino 3/23/20 7:35 pm Theo B Chino 499 Fort Washington Avenue Convention New York, NY 10033-4678 25 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Carlton Burroughs 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Washington Avenue New Convention York, NY 1003-4678 26 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Theo B. Chino 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Fort Washington Avenue Convention New York, NY 1003-4678 27 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 71 Lena A. Melendez 3/23/20 7:24 pm Robert Jackson 499 Fort Washington Avenue Convention New York, NY 1003-4678 28 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 71 Theo B. Chino 3/23/20 7:25 pm Robert Jackson 499 Fort Washington Avenue New York, NY 1003-4678 29 Democratic Democratic State Senator 31 Tirso Santiago Pina 3/23/20 7:25 pm Robert Jackon 499 Fort Washington Avenue New York, NY 10033-4678 30 Republican Republican Representative in 10 Dylan Stevenson 3/23/20 10:41 pm Hyman Drusin 220 West 93 Street New York, Congress NY 10025 31 Republican Republican Representative in 10 Dylan Stevenson 3/23/20 10:41 pm Joseph A. Miffa 100 West 57 Street New York, Congress NY 10019 32 Republican Republican Representative in 10 Dylan Stevenson 3/23/20 11:14 pm Bryan S. Jung 299 Pearl Street Apt. 1C New Congress York, NY 10038 33 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 68 Robert J. Rodriguez 3/23/20 11:40 pm Monisha Mapp 342 East 119 Street New York, NY 10035 34 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 71 Alfred E. Taylor 3/23/20 11:41 pm Guillermo A. Perez 974 St. Nicholas Avenue New York, NY 10032 Page 2 of 2 BOARD OF ELECTIONS Record of Objections Filed TENTATIVE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK Primary Election 2020 - 06/23/2020 SUBJECT TO CHANGE PRINTED AS OF: 3/24/2020 10:22:48AM Bronx County NO. PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT NAME OF CANDIDATE DATE FILED OBJECTOR ADDRESS SPECIFICATIONS POS REMARKS FILED FILED 1 Democratic Democratic Judge of the Civil Court - 02 - BX Linda Poust Lopez 3/20/20 1:03 pm Mark Escoffery-Bey 1671 Popham Ave Bronx, NY General District 10453 Objection-Incorrect/O mitted Candidate Info (Rule G3) Candidate's address not stated on General Objection 2 Democratic Democratic Judge of the Civil Court - 02 - BX Linda Poust Lopez 3/20/20 3:58 pm Mark Escoffery-Bey 1671 Popham Ave Bronx, NY District 10453 3 Democratic Democratic Representative in 14 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 3/23/20 2:02 pm Wendy Walker 71 Hawkins Street Bronx, NY Congress 10464 4 Democratic Democratic Judge of the Civil Court - 02 - BX Linda Poust Lopez 3/23/20 2:16 pm Mike Soto 2360 Davidson Avenue Bronx, District NY 10468 5 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 86 Victor Pichardo 3/23/20 2:16 pm Mike Soto 2360 Davidson Avenue Bronx, NY 10468 6 Democratic Democratic Male District Leader 77 Carlton A. Curry 3/23/20 2:35 pm Yves Filius 860 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY 10451 6 Democratic Democratic Female District Leader 77 Juana G. Pena 3/23/20 2:35 pm Yves Filius 860 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY 10451 7 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 78 Shanequa Charles 3/23/20 2:36 pm Angel L. Santana Jr. 2311 Beaumont Avenue Bronx, NY 10457 8 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 79 Dion Powell 3/23/20 2:36 pm Gerri Braxton 775 Concourse Village East Bronx, NY 10457 8 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 79 Dion Powell 3/23/20 2:36 pm Gerri Braxton 775 Concourse Village East Bronx, NY 10457 8 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 79 Dion Powell 3/23/20 2:36 pm Gerri Braxton 775 Concourse Village East Convention Bronx, NY 10457 9 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 80 Luis Compres 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2146 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 9 Democratic Democratic Male State Committee 80 Faviola Soto 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2146 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 9 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 80 Cherese A. Hernandez 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2146 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY Convention 10462 9 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 80 George Diaz 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2146 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY Convention 10462 9 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 80 Felix Soto 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2146 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY Convention 10462 9 Democratic Democratic Delegate to Judicial 80 Reinaldo Gonzalez 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2146 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY Convention 10462 10 Democratic Democratic Male District Leader 80 Marcos Sierra 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2416 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 10 Democratic Democratic Female District Leader 80 Irene Estrada 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr. 2416 Barnes Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 Page 1 of 3 BOARD OF ELECTIONS Record of Objections Filed TENTATIVE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK Primary Election 2020 - 06/23/2020 SUBJECT TO CHANGE PRINTED AS OF: 3/24/2020 10:22:48AM Bronx County NO. PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT NAME OF CANDIDATE DATE FILED OBJECTOR ADDRESS SPECIFICATIONS POS REMARKS FILED FILED 11 Democratic Democratic Member of the Assembly 80 Irene Estrada 3/23/20 2:36 pm John Zaccaro Jr.
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