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Elections 2012
MAKING NY's LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS COMPETITIVE:
OUTREACH TO REFORMERS, INSURGENT CANDIDATES,
& POLITICAL PARTIES
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Holding Government Accountable
THE PEOPLE
FIGHT BACK!
THE POWER OF SCANDAL:
Judicial Corruption & New York's Fraudulent &
Unconstitutional
Judicial Pay Raises
click here for:
The People's
Lawsuit
Question: "Who are the parties running against the incumbents?"
State & Local Primary Elections: Tuesday,
September 13th
General Elections: Tuesday, November 6th.
Carl
Paladino & his "NY
Free Republican Caucus Initiative"
--
See:
March 1, 2012 Politiker.Com --
"Carl
Paladino Calls for Dean Skelos' Immediate Resignation"
CJA's June 19,
2012 e-mail to Carl Paladino -- "NY Free
Republican Caucus Initiative: Fielding Successful Primary Challengers to
Incumbent Legislators Who Have Betrayed the Public Trust"
CJA's June 22,
2012 e-mail to Carl Paladino --"Your Objective of
Ousting Senate Majority Leader Skelos & Developing a "NY Free Republican
Caucus Initiative"
CJA's August 1,
2012 e-mail to Sheryl Thomas/political blogger, talk-show host, activist
"NYS' 2012 LEGISLATIVE
ELECTIONS: ALL IT TAKES IS A SCANDAL & CORRUPTION ISSUES"
Carl Paladino's
August 2, 2012 e-mail transmitting letter to Senator Libous & 222
Committeemen in his 52nd Senate District
Carl Paladino's
August 2, 2012 e-mail transmitting exhange with Donald Clarey, Chairman
of Albany County Republican Committee
CJA's
August 3, 2012 e-mail to Carl Paladino -- "Hitting a
Bulls-Eye: Ousting the Legislative Leadership -- Senate & Assembly,
Republican & Democratic..."
NY FREE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS INITIATIVE CANDIDATES:
CJA's June 18, 2012
e-mail to Candidate Jim Blake --
challenging incumbent Senator James Seward
CJA's June 20,
2012 e-mail to Candidate Neil DiCarlo --
challenging incumbent Senator Stephen Saland
CJA's June
20, 2012 e-mail to Candidate Neil DiCarlo's Campaign Manager --
"Subject: Holding Senator Stephen Saland to Account for His Official
Misconduct
& Fraud Upon the Taxpayers"
attachments:
November 8, 2011 executive summary
April 5, 2012
press release
CJA's June 23,
2012 e-mail to Candidate Neil DiCarlo --
"Subject: THE POWER OF SCANDAL:Winning the Primary
against Incumbent Senator Stephen Saland
by Exposing His Official Misconduct & Fraud upon New York Taxpayers"
attachments:
November 8, 2011 executive summary
April 5, 2012
press release
July 24, 2012 e-mail from Candidate Jim
Blake --
"Subject: Hi Elena!!!"
CJA's August
17, 2012 e-mail to Jim Blake --
"Subject: Hitting a Bulls-Eye: Ousting the Legislative Leadership --
Senate & Assembly, Republican & Democratic"
2.
Working Families Party
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CJA's June
20, 2012 e-mail to Long Island Organizer Jess Carrano -- "Subject:
2012 Elections -- Defeating Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Etc."
CJA's June
20, 2012 e-mail to State Organizing Director Mike Boland --
"Subject: 2012 Elections: Running a Winning Candidate vs Senate
Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Etc."
--attachments: "No
Plans for 2013, but an Actor Seems Focused on the Mayor's Office"
(8/9/11); "Skelos
and Baldwin Get in Each Other's Faces Over Taxes, via Twitter"
(10/26/11)
CJA's June
20, 2012 e-mail -- "Further Attachments..."
April 5, 2012
press release
November 8, 2011 executive summary
3.
Conservative Party
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4.
Independence Party --
CJA's June 21, 2012
e-mail message to Frank MacKay, State Chair
5.
Green Party --
6.
Republican Party --
CJA's August 22,
2012 e-mail to Campaign Director/Counsel to Wave Chan, Republican
candidate vs Assembly Speaker Silver -- "Subject:Developing a
Winning Strategy for Ousting Assembly Speaker Silver -- & the 'Three Men
in the Room' Perversion of Democracy He has Perpetuated"
7.
Democratic Party --
Brennan
Center for Justice --
CJA's
August 23, 2012 e-mail: "Subject: Predicating Electoral
Endorsements on the Brennan Center's Recommended Legislative Rule
Changes"
SCOREBOARD: PUTTING
INCUMBENT NYS LEGISLATORS
ON RECORD --
1. What
is their answer to The People's lawsuit vs them
to void the judicial pay raises -- & secure judicial accountability?
-- click here for
The People's
Lawsuit vs NY's Legislative & Highest Constitutional Officers to Void the
Judicial Pay Raises -- & Secure Judicial Accountability
2. After
the November 2012 elections, will they be coming back into session to vote
themselves pay raises, either directly or by the establishment of a Special
Commission, whose recommendations will automatically become law?
-- click here for
Press Reports on Legislative Pay Raises
3.
What have they done to reform the Senate and Assembly rules, which they could readily
have done, to make the Legislature an effective governing body, not the sham
controlled by the Senate Majority Leader and Assembly Speaker?
-- click here for
Easily-Accomplished Recommended Legislative Rule
Changes
4. What is their position on the convening of a NYS constitutional
convention -- & legislation to make it a "People's convention"?
-- click
here for
Building for a People's Constitutional Convention
THE ROSTER OF INCUMBENTS --
The
So-Called "SENATE LEADERSHIP":
Senate Majority Leadership
(Republican) (19)
- Dean G. Skelos,
Temporary President and Majority Leader
- Thomas W. Libous,
Deputy Majority Leader for Legislative Operations
- John A.
DeFrancisco, Chair of the Senate Finance Committee
- George D.
Maziarz, Vice President Pro Tempore
- Owen H. Johnson,
Senior Assistant Majority Leader
- Hugh T. Farley,
Chair of Majority Program Development Committee
- Kenneth P.
LaValle, Chair of the Majority Conference
- James L. Seward,
Assistant Majority Leader on Conference Operations
- Kemp Hannon,
Assistant Majority Leader for House Operations
- William J.
Larkin Jr., Majority Whip
- Stephen M.
Saland, Vice Chair of the Senate Majority Conference
- Michael F.
Nozzolio, Secretary of the Majority Conference
- Charles
J. Fuschillo Jr., Deputy Majority Whip
- James S. Alesi,
Chair of Majority Steering Committee
- Martin J.
Golden, Assistant Majority Whip
- John J. Bonacic,
Deputy Majority Leader for State/Federal Relations
- Elizabeth O'C.
Little, Deputy Majority Leader for Intergovernmental Affairs
- Joseph E.
Robach, Deputy Majority Leader for Policy
- Catharine M.
Young, Liaison to the Executive Branch
Senate Minority Leadership (Democratic) (15)
- John L. Sampson,
Minority Leader
- Neil D. Breslin,
Deputy Minority Leader
- Liz Krueger,
Ranking Minority Member of Senate Finance Committee
- Ruth
Hassell-Thompson, Chair of the Minority Conference
- Martin
Malave Dilan, Assistant Minority Leader for Policy and Administration
- Andrea
Stewart-Cousins, Assistant Minority Leader for Conference Operations
- Thomas K. Duane,
Assistant Minority Leader for Floor Operations
- Toby
Stavisky, Vice Chair of the Minority Conference
- Malcolm A. Smith,
Secretary of the Senate Minority Conference
- Jose Peralta,
Minority Whip
- Bill Perkins,
Deputy Minority Whip
-
Velmanette Montgomery, Assistant Minority Whip
- Adriano
Espaillat, Chair of Minority Program Development
- Shirley
Huntley, Assistant Minority Leader for Intergovernmental Affairs
- Daniel
Squadron, Deputy Minority Floor Leader
The rest of New York's 62
Senators:
Senator Eric Adams
-- Senate District 20
Senator Joseph P.
Addabbo, Jr -- Senate District 15
Senator Tony Avella
-- Senate District 11
Senator Greg Ball
-- Senate District 40
Senator David
Carlucci -- Senate District 58
Senator Ruben Diaz
-- Senate District 32
Senator John J.
Flanagan -- Senate District 2
Senator Patrick M.
Gallivan -- Senate District 59
Senator Martin J.
Golden -- Senate District 22
Senator Joseph A
Griffo -- Senate District 47
Senator Mark Grisanti
-- Senate District 60
Senator Kemp Hannon
-- Senate District 6
Senator Shirley L.
Huntley -- Senate District 10
Senator Owen H.
Johnson -- Senate
District 4
Senator Timothy
Kennedy -- Senate District 58
Senator Jeffrey
D. Klein -- Senate
District 34
Senator Andrew J. Lanza
-- Senate District 24
Senator Carl L.
Marcellino -- Senate
District 5
Senator Jack M. Martins
-- Senate District 7
Senator Roy J. McDonald
-- Senate District 43
Senator
Velmanette Montgomery -- Senate District 18
Senator Thomas F.
O'Mara -- Senate District 53
Senator Suzi
Oppenheimer -- Senate District 37
Senator Kevin S. Parker
-- Senate District 21
Senator Michael
H. Ranzenhofer -- Senate District 61
Senator Patty Ritchie
-- Senate District 48
Senator Gustavo Rivera
-- Senate District 33
Senator Diane J. Savino
-- Senate District 23
Senator Jose M. Serrano
-- Senate District 28
Senator David Storobin
-- Senate District 27
Senator Catherine
Young -- Senate District 57
Senator David J.
Valesky -- Senate District 49
Lee M. Zeldin --
Senate District 3
ASSEMBLY
The
So-Called "ASSEMBLY LEADERSHIP":
Assembly Majority Leadership (Democratic)
Assembly Minority Leadership (Republican)
- Minority Leader
--
Brian M. Kolb
129th Assembly District
- Minority Leader Pro
Tempore --
James Conte
- Assistant Minority
Leader Pro Tempore --
Tony Jordan
- Ranking Minority Member
Committee on Standing Committees --
Teresa Sayward
- Deputy Minority Leader
--
William Barclay
- Assistant Minority
Leader --
Gary Finch
- Assistant Minority
Leader --
Bill Reilich
- Minority Whip
--
Daniel Burling
- Deputy Minority Whip
--
Stephen Hawley
- Assistant Minority Whip
--
James Tedisco
- Chairman, Minority
Conference --
Clifford Crouch
- Vice-Chair, Minority
Conference --
Andrew Raia
- Secretary, Minority
Conference --
Nancy Calhoun
- Chair, Minority Joint
Conference Committee --
Marc Butler
- Vice-Chairman, Minority
Joint Conference Committee --
Philip Boyle
- Chairman, Steering
Committee --
Jane Corwin
- Vice-Chairman, Steering
Committee --
Joseph Giglio
- Chairman, Program
Committee --
Joseph Saladino
- Vice-Chairman, Program
Committee --
David McDonough
- Ranking Member, Ways
and Means --
Bob Oaks
- Chair, Minority House
Operations --
Philip Palmesano
The rest of New York State's Assembly members:
* * *
The pretense that Governor Cuomo is looking out for
the public interest and invites citizen participation:
-- see his "CitizenConnects"
& his collusion against the People -- on legislative
pay raises --disguised as "mutuality"...
"The governor will have more opportunities to
influence the Legislature. Lawmakers have not received a pay raise in a
dozen years, and they are eager to approve one after this fall's election,
giving Mr. Cuomo another 'point of mutuality." On Friday, he said he was
'open to it,' though he will doubtless seek support for elements of his policy
agenda in return.
The governor, who has been talked about as a potential 2016 presidential
candidate, was happy to discuss his strategy for dealing with the
Legislature..."
New York Times, June 24, 2012 "A Governor Trying to Elude the
Sophomore Slump", by Danny Hakim
"People are really happy that we've worked
closely with the governor in a bipartisan fashion to get state government
functioning again,' Dean G. Skelos of Nassau County, the Senate majority leader
said in an interview. 'This is really resonating with voters."
New York Times, June 13, 2012 "Republicans, Outnumbered, Keep Power in
Albany" by Thomas Kaplan
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