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PAGE 1 of 23 PAGES DATE: 20-JAN-12 TIME: 10:21 AM NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE LIST - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION 2008 OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 1 COUNTIES: Part of Suffolk Party Name Address Supporting DEM Marsha Laufer F 178 Old Field Road -- Setauket, NY 11733 CLINTON DEM Gary La Barbera M 12 Ballad Lane -- Stony Brook, NY 11790 CLINTON DEM Brooke Ellison F 2 Sheppard Lane -- Stony Brook, NY 11790 CLINTON DEM Samuel Strickland M 222 Third Street -- Greenport, NY 11944 CLINTON DEM Jessica E. Mar F 56 Manchester Lane -- Stony Brook, NY 11790 CLINTON DEM Susan B. Hornik F 24 Bell Street -- Bellport, NY 11713 OBAMA DEM David Ochoa M 104 Monroe Avenue -- Patchogue, NY 11772 OBAMA DEM Vivian M. Viloria-Fisher F 67 Gnarled Hollow Road -- East Setauket, NY 11733 OBAMA DEM John P. Whelan M 32 Mile Hill Road -- East Hampton, NY 11937 OBAMA DEM Raini J. Caravella F 493 Montauk Highway -- East Quogue, NY 11942 OBAMA OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 2 COUNTIES: Part of Nassau, Part of Suffolk Party Name Address Supporting DEM Philip R. Ramos M 197 Hawthorne Avenue -- Central Islip, NY 11722 CLINTON DEM Janice Tinsley-Colbert F 323 West 20th Street -- Deer Park, NY 11729 CLINTON DEM Richard C. Iannuzzi M 8 Hollywood Drive -- Smithtown, NY 11787 CLINTON DEM Jacqueline Gordon F 348 Jackson Avenue -- Copiague, NY 11726 CLINTON DEM Ricardo Montano M 132 West Suffolk Avenue -- Central Islip, NY 11722 CLINTON DEM Jon D. Cooper M 29 Lloyd Point Drive -- Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743 OBAMA DEM Sheila A. Johnson F 25 Spruce Road -- Amityville, NY 11701 OBAMA DEM Mark X. Cronin M 11 Upper Drive North -- Huntington Bay, NY 11743 OBAMA DEM Susannah R. Mrazek F 376 McKinley Terrace -- Centerport, NY 11721 OBAMA DEM William R. Spencer M 23 Fort Salonga Road -- Centerport, NY 11721 OBAMA PAGE 2 of 23 PAGES DATE: 20-JAN-12 TIME: 10:21 AM NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE LIST - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION 2008 OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 3 COUNTIES: Part of Nassau, Part of Suffolk Party Name Address Supporting DEM Andrea Leeds F 460 Split Rock Road -- Syosset, NY 11791 CLINTON DEM Jay S. Jacobs M 1362 Ridge Road -- Syosset, NY 11791 CLINTON DEM Diane Yatauro F 4 Jackson Lane -- Glen Cove, NY 11542 CLINTON DEM John R. Durso M 214 Marle Place -- Bellmore, NY 11710 CLINTON DEM Gemma deLeon F 1744 Auburn Road -- Wantagh, NY 11793 CLINTON DEM Diane C. Smith F 242 West Hudson Street -- Long Beach, NY 11561 OBAMA DEM Pierre L. Godard M 25 John Drive -- Old Bethpage, NY 11804 OBAMA DEM Judtih A. Gallo F 56 Martha Street -- Freeport, NY 11520 OBAMA DEM Tyrone Sylvester M 11 Carman Boulevard -- Massapequa, NY 11758 OBAMA DEM Cody M. Kramer F 412 East Penn Street -- Long Beach, NY 11561 OBAMA OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 4 COUNTIES: Part of Nassau Party Name Address Supporting DEM Thomas Garry M 113 Cedar Avenue -- Rockville Centre, NY 11570 CLINTON DEM Nina Tribble F 782 Janos Lane -- West Hempstead, NY 11552 CLINTON DEM Michael Reich M 255 Breezyway -- Lawrence, NY 11559 CLINTON DEM Marianela Jordan F 229 South Long Beach Avenue -- Freeport, NY CLINTON 11520 DEM Kenneth Dash M 320 Lena Avenue -- Freeport, NY 11520 CLINTON DEM Douglas L. Mayers M 78 Woodside Avenue -- Freeport, NY 11520 OBAMA DEM Valdar V. Coryat F 98 Connecticut Avenue -- Freeport, NY 11520 OBAMA DEM Van P. White M 35 Maplewood Court -- Baldwin, NY 11510 OBAMA DEM Eileen C. Gallagher F 35 Mahland Place -- Oceanside, NY 11572 OBAMA DEM Steven D. Sabel M 1839 Harvey Lane -- East Meadow, NY 11554 OBAMA PAGE 3 of 23 PAGES DATE: 20-JAN-12 TIME: 10:21 AM NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE LIST - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION 2008 OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 5 COUNTIES: Part of Nassau, Part of Queens Party Name Address Supporting DEM Toby Ann Stavisky F 162-21 Powells Cove Blvd. -- Whitestone, NY 11357 CLINTON DEM John C. Liu M 145-21 29th Road -- Flushing, NY 11354 CLINTON DEM Barbara J. Jackson F 97-30 57th Avenue -- Corona, NY 11368 CLINTON DEM Jonathan Kaiman M 41 Colgate Road -- Great Neck, NY 11203 CLINTON DEM Fior Rodriguez-Langumas F 41-06 Case Street -- Elmhurst, NY 11373 CLINTON DEM Adia N. Onyango F 87-94 193rd Street -- Hollis, NY 11423 OBAMA DEM John O. Maher M 13 Hillside Avenue -- Port Washington, NY 11050 OBAMA DEM Flora B. Hanft F 191 Harbor Road -- Port Washington, NY 11050 OBAMA DEM Kenneth D. Brown M 101 Grandview Avenue -- Great Neck, NY 11020 OBAMA DEM Rachel L. Gershman F 52-18 244th Street -- Little Neck, NY 11362 OBAMA OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 6 COUNTIES: Part of Queens Party Name Address Supporting DEM Archie Spigner M 112-10 175th Street -- Jamaica, NY 11433 CLINTON DEM Barbara M. Clark F 120-56 224th Street -- Cambria Heights, NY 11411 CLINTON DEM Thomas White, Jr. M 163-19 130th Avenue -- Jamaica, NY 11434 CLINTON DEM Audrey I. Pheffer F 22-87 Mott Avenue -- Far Rockaway, NY 11691 CLINTON DEM Elmer H. Blackburne M 179-64 Anderson Road -- Jamaica, NY 11434 CLINTON DEM James Sanders, Jr. M 69-35 DeCosta Avenue -- Arverne, NY 11692 OBAMA DEM Terri E. Hall F 116-20 168th Street -- Jamaica, NY 11434 OBAMA DEM Okenfe A. Lebarty M 14-20 Mott Avenue -- Far Rockaway, NY 11691 OBAMA DEM Mabel Everett F 128-14 140th Street -- South Ozone Park, NY 11438 OBAMA DEM Stephen S. Jones M 221-28 134th Road -- Springfield Gardens, NY OBAMA 11413 PAGE 4 of 23 PAGES DATE: 20-JAN-12 TIME: 10:21 AM NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE LIST - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION 2008 OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 7 COUNTIES: Part of Queens & Part of Bronx Party Name Address Supporting DEM Helen M. Marshall F 103-02 27th Avenue -- East Elmhurst, NY 11369 CLINTON DEM Joel Rivera M 601 Pelham Parkway -- Bronx, NY 10467 CLINTON DEM Naomi Rivera F 601 Pelham Parkway -- Bronx, NY 10467 CLINTON DEM Hiram Monserrate M 37-20 83rd Street -- Jackson Heights, NY 11372 CLINTON DEM Veta I. Brome F 98-06 Astoria Boulevard -- East Elmhurst, NY CLINTON 11389 DEM Rosa Velez F 45-28 42nd Street -- Sunnyside, NY 11104 OBAMA DEM Dennis Coleman M 2259 Cincinnatus Avenue -- Bronx, NY 10473 OBAMA DEM Carmen Rosa F 120-10 Benchley Place -- Bronx, NY 10475 OBAMA DEM Joseph A. Thompson M 2300 Olinville Avenue -- Bronx, NY 10467 OBAMA DEM Marlene J. Tapper F 25-11 89th Street -- East Elmhurst, NY 11369 OBAMA OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 8 COUNTIES: Part of Kings & Part of New York Party Name Address Supporting DEM Scott Stringer M 326 Columbus Avenue -- New York, NY 10023 CLINTON DEM Deborah Glick F 75 Bank Street -- New York, NY 10014 CLINTON DEM Thomas Duane M 345 Eighth Avenue -- New York, NY 10001 CLINTON DEM Lillian Roberts F 2373 Broadway -- New York, NY 10024 CLINTON DEM Fred Hochberg M 40 Fifth Avenue -- New York, NY 10011 CLINTON DEM Sara Kasirer F 2112 Broadway -- New York, NY 10023 CLINTON DEM Marc A. Landis M 337 West 85th Street -- New York, NY 10024 EDWARDS DEM Hilda B. Classon F 200 West 86th Street -- New York, NY 10024 EDWARDS DEM David Silversmith M 70 East Seventh Street -- New York, NY 10003 EDWARDS DEM Sharon Woolums F 51 West Eighth Street -- New York, NY 10011 EDWARDS DEM John Chandler M 41 Carmine Street -- New York, NY 10014 EDWARDS DEM Elaine R. Berlin F 140 West 79th Street -- New York, NY 10023 EDWARDS DEM Howard Hemsley M 41 East 1st Street -- New York, NY 10003 OBAMA DEM Molly C. Lombardi F 247 West 21st Street -- New York, NY 10011 OBAMA DEM Arthur Z. Schwartz M 269 West 11th Street -- New York, NY 10014 OBAMA DEM Margo Lion F 110 Riverside Drive -- New York, NY 10024 OBAMA DEM Corey D. Johnson M 225 West 15th Street -- New York, NY 10011 OBAMA DEM Monica Y. Youn F 201 West 16th Street -- New York, NY 10011 OBAMA PAGE 5 of 23 PAGES DATE: 20-JAN-12 TIME: 10:21 AM NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE LIST - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION 2008 OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 9 COUNTIES: Part of Kings, Part of Queens Party Name Address Supporting DEM James Conigliaro M 2156 Gerritsen Avenue -- Brooklyn, NY 11229 CLINTON DEM Catherine T. Nolan F 61-05 Grove Street -- Ridgewood, NY 11385 CLINTON DEM Mitchell Partnow M 2268 East 70th Street -- Brooklyn, NY 11234 CLINTON DEM Melinda Katz F 67-42 Ingram Street -- Forest Hills, NY 11375 CLINTON DEM Maf Uddin M 161-17 85th Avenue -- Jamaica, NY 11432 CLINTON DEM Herbert M. Liebmann M 161-51 Jewel Avenue -- Fresh Meadows, NY 11365 OBAMA DEM Marie J. Williams F 68-03 150th Street -- Flushing, NY 11367 OBAMA DEM Norman E. Rosenthal M 80-40 Lefferts Boulevard -- Kew Gardens, NY 11415 OBAMA DEM Joanna Mack F 155-11 71st Avenue -- Flushing, NY 11367 OBAMA OFFICE: National Delegate DISTRICT: 10 COUNTIES: Part of Kings Party Name Address Supporting DEM Annette M. Robinson F 178 Bainbridge Street -- Brooklyn, NY 11238 CLINTON DEM Darryl Towns M 278 Highland Boulevard -- Brooklyn, NY 11207 CLINTON DEM Kamaria Boyland F 402 Marion Street -- Brooklyn, NY 11233 CLINTON DEM David Niederman M 94 Ross Street -- Brooklyn, NY 11211 CLINTON DEM Judith Rodriguez F 52 Sunnyside Avenue -- Brooklyn, NY 11207 CLINTON DEM Diane Harris F 471 Vanderbilt Avenue -- Brooklyn, NY 11238 OBAMA DEM Albert Vann M 362 MacDonough Street -- Brooklyn, NY 11233 OBAMA DEM Olanike Alabi F 119 Cambridge Place -- Brooklyn, NY 11238 OBAMA DEM John Sampson M 10568 Flatlands 7th Street -- Brooklyn, NY 11236 OBAMA DEM Emily M.
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