1. What is the most important issue in Brooklyn you would address if elected?
Brooklyn needs to attract new businesses without losing the character of our neighborhoods. There is nothing wrong with bigger businesses coming to our borough but there presence must not become an eyesore in the neighborhoods they wish to do business in.
2. What other important issues would you address if elected?
Education is always and important issue and the Borough President should work with community leaders, school boards, parents and elected officials to eliminate overcrowding in our schools.
3. What makes you the best candidate for this office?
I have been in the business community and know what businesses need to survive. I have worked in Brooklyn and lived in Brooklyn my whole life and feel I can work with all Brooklyn's Communities to make this borough a better place to live.
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*Rent is Too Damn High was changed by the BOE to Rent is Too High after the printed Voter Guide had gone to press. |
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