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Nicole Beecher, Sadie Farnworth, and Rebecca Jeon

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Nicole Beecher, Sadie Farnworth, and Rebecca Jeon

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Some of the issues that where discussed were,

Enviromental issues

Taxes

Health Care

One website where the Heath Care debate is recaped is https://www.wamc.org/post/monday-s-ny-19-wamcwnyt-debate-issues-and-answers

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Most of the media believed at first that Delgado was too new and had no expierience. However, as the race went on, Delgado was able to become close in the polls to the incumbent, Faso.

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raised $214 thousand

spent $125 thousand

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raised $3.6 million

spent $3.1 million

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Alternative to the divisive partisanship where neighbor turns against neighbor for no better reason than a party label

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The Green New Deal: full employment, conservation of nature, and a cash-rich economy

Health Care: under Single Payer system, we are free to choose any doctor for any service, and have it paid for

low cost solutions that solve increase local governance, address larger national and international issue

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Advocate policies to increase opportunity for families

Supports reforms to boost the economy

Improve the quality of life for all New Yorkers

Combat the heroin epidemic, treat Lyme disease and help our local economy

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raised $7.8 million

spent $7.0 million

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Universal affordable health care

Tax that can work for working people and middle class

Restore opportunities for everyone

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John Faso had a really aggressive camgaigning style. A lot of his adds where criticizing his openent instead of promoting himself. He criticized his ideas and his past rapping career. Unlike Faso, Antonio Delgado's campaigning consisted mainly of promotion of himself and his ideas.

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Our group predicts that Delgado will win of his plan for affordable health care and his lowering taxes for the middle class. Also, this district is a democratic district and is leaning towards the democratic party. The district goes back and forth between republican and democrat candidates winning office when it comes to their congressmen and presidential elections have been in favor of both republican and democrats in the past few elections. However, since the district is left leaning, and this is a midterm election many democrats are interested in. We believe that the majority in the district will vote democrat, and therefore elect Antonio Delgado for Congress. It’s hard for us to use polling data, as the polls go back and forth, and the most recent was evenly split, so we would not be surprised either way.

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Antonio Delgado

All of the other government positions relating to the 19th remained the same (Governor and Senate members)

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57 years old

Attended Columbia University

Graduated New York Police Academy Citizens Police Academy

Green Party

Volunteer firefighter

Former 2 term board of ed member for school district

Musician

Married

3 teen children

1 dog & 1 cat

17 year resident of district

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Previous Representatives of the District 

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Previous Representatives of the District 

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Governor:

Andrew Cuomo - 7 years

Senate:

Kirsten Gillibrand - 9 years

Chuck Schumer - 19 years

US House Members

John Faso -1 year

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42 years old

Actress

Went to Harvard

Independent Party

Jewish

Married but divorced

Born in VA

Model

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66 years old

Incumbent

Went to Georgetown Law

Republican

Former republican leader of the New York state assembly

2 kids (grown up)

Roman Catholic

Endorsed by Donald Trump

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He produced one alblum in 2007. This has greatly affected his political career because other canadites are using it to show how is not fit to be a representative.

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History of Voting in the State (Past 18 yrs)

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History of Voting in the State (Past 18 yrs)

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Presidential-Democrats voted for 18 years

Senate- Have had 2 Democratic senators

The 19th District has had 4 Republican representatives and 1 Democratic representative

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Democrats- 6,201,033

Republicans- 2,823,758

Other- 7,329

Independent- 481,831

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41 years old

Attended Colgate University

Democrats

2 young twins (Sadie is excited!)

Earned a scholarship to Oxford

Went to Harvard Law

Married for 7 years

Started his own company for kids to learn through music

Became an attorney

Endorsed by Barack Obama

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Total Population - 19.9 Million

Registered Voters 12,396,403

Non-registered voters ~ 6.6 million

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New York Population based on Race/Ethnicity

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New York Population based on Race/Ethnicity

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White- 12,667,413

Black/African American - 3,073,278

Some other Race- 1,697,831

Asian- 1,599,216

Two or more Races- 576,440

American Indian and Alaska Native- 75,751

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander- 7,528