Uptown Community Democrats
COMMUNITY FIRST:
A New Way of Doing Politics in Northern Manhattan
Uptown Community Democrats
COMMUNITY FIRST:
A New Way of Doing Politics in Northern Manhattan
★ PRIMARY ★
NORTHERN MANHATTAN VOTES!
Our poll site numbers were up! Northern Manhattan made their voice heard! We will post the "Election Night Results" on this website and post on social media! Here is a quick Summary of how our endorsed candidates did:
★ Zohran Mamdani 43.51% ★
Andrew M. Cuomo 36.42%
Brad Lander 11.31%
Adrienne E. Adams 4.12%
Scott M. Stringer 1.65%
Zellnor Myrie 0.99%
Zohran Mamdani, the 33-year-old democratic socialist, declared victory New York City’s Democratic primary Tuesday night as the former governor Andrew Cuomo conceded the race.
47.9% of the votes in the 72nd AD chose Zohran as #1, and 50.7% chose Zohran as their #1 in the 71st AD!
★ Jumaane Williams 71.33% ★
80.5% voted for our candidate in the 71st, 75.5% voted for him in the 72nd!
Justin Brannan 33.54%
Mark D. Levine has not won 51% of the vote in Round 1 of Ranked-Choice Voting, but is ahead of Justin Brannan at 48.09% of the vote as of Wednesday, June 25th at 1:45pm. We will continue to watch the results of this race.
★ Alvin L. Bragg Jr. 73.35% ★
68.7% voted for our candidate in the 72nd AD, 79.2% voted for him in the 71st!
★ Brad Hoylman-Sigal 48.71% ★
39.8% voted for our candidate in the 71st AD, 34.2% voted for him in the 72nd AD.
★ Earnestine Bell Temple ★
7165 votes
★ Maria A. Luna ★
7398 votes
★ Johanna Garcia ★
6742 votes
★ Rita Miller ★
6599 votes
★ Juana H. Luna ★
5485 votes
★ Jackie Rowe Adams ★
6497 votes
★ Nancy Brown ★
6451 votes
★ Anthony R. Viola ★
4520 votes
★ Carmen I. Grullon De Rojas ★
6252 votes
★ Patricia Scarborough ★
5656 votes
★ Dolores Leito ★
5174 votes
71st AD ALTERNATE JUDICIAL DELEGATES
★ Susan Southwell ★
5903 votes
★ Mark S. Hamburgh ★
4020 votes
★ Bruce Robertson ★
4181 votes
★ Carolyn McBain ★
5279 votes
★ Lois J. Naftulin ★
3866 votes
★ Obinna Carl Unegbu ★
4526 votes
★ Valerie Settles ★
4900 votes
★ Romula Jimenez ★
4958 votes
★ Nicholas Lyndon ★
3727 votes
★ Linda Royster ★
4696 votes
Brodie Enoch
3574 votes
Currently, Angela Trinidad is ahead of Brodie Enoch with 4,165 votes, as of June 25th at 1:45pm. We will continue to watch the results come in.
71st AD COUNTY COMMITTEE
★ Raybblin Vargas (63 votes) ★
★ Rafaela A. Garcia (121 votes) ★
★ Carmen Pena (118 votes) ★
All our candidates are expected to win their seats! We ran an extra candidate in this ED, Alan M. Gardner.
David C. Crenshaw
Danneris M. Hernandez
Our candidates Danneris M. Hernandez & David C. Crenshaw are behind Roxanne O. Mercado & Mircia Mercado who are expected to win these two County Committee seats.
Nina J. Bernstein
★ Jackie Rowe-Adams (71 votes) ★
Our candidate Nina J. Bernstein is a handful of votes behind our opponent Mayra A. Marmol Peralta who is expected to win a County Committee seat.
Elizabeth Pepin
2809 votes
Jasinta Delacruz
2369 votes
Jennyfer Almanzar
2519 votes
Lyana M. Fernandez
2065 votes
Joanna Katz
2284 votes
Edwin Rosario
2254 votes
Paloma N. Lara
2053 votes
Nicole T. Castronova
1977 votes
Our opponents are ahead by over 1,000 votes and with 96.43% of the vote reported they are expected to win their Judicial Delegate seats.
72nd AD ALTERNATE JUDICIAL DELEGATES
★ Maria A. Mazara ★
3456 votes
Carolyn A. Murtaugh
2648 votes
Miosotis N. Alba
2203 votes
Christopher S. Hazeltine
1870 votes
Edgar A. Tavarez
2331 votes
Carole G. Mulligan
2452 votes
Gail M. Sullivan
2486 votes
Quann D. Boyd
1914 votes
Congratulations Maria Mazara, you were able to get ahead of Noris Casillas & you have won a seat as an Alternate Judicial Delegate. Our other opponents are ahead by 100+ votes and with 96.43% of the vote reported they are expected to win the remaining Judicial Delegate seats.
72nd AD COUNTY COMMITTEE
★ Cheramie Mondesire (222 votes) ★
★ Paul Stewart-Stand (186 votes) ★
★ Gabrielle Shatan (224 votes) ★
★ Carole Mulligan (253 votes) ★
★ Carolynn Murtaugh (269 votes) ★
★ Lyana Fernandez (252 votes) ★
★ Joanna Katz (235 votes) ★
★ James Katz (174 votes) ★
John Higgins (119 votes)
★ Karla Fisk (173 votes) ★
★ Quann Boyd (124 votes) ★
Our candidate John Higgins is behind our opponent Jasmine Maria Solano who will likely win a County Committee seat.
★ Marshall Vanderpool (33 votes) ★
Marshall Vanderpool campaigned without a running mate. He will take his County Committee seat along with his opponent Mariam N. James.
Elizabeth Pepin (27 votes)
★ Jastina Delacruz (37 votes) ★
Elizabeth Peppin is a handful of votes behind an opponent, Zenith Diaz & Miguel Pena. Only 82.33% of the vote has been counted as of June 25th at 1:45pm. We will continue to watch this race and update the results.
★ Tiffany Braby (170 votes) ★
★ Rosaria DiMaggio (150 votes) ★
★ Afua Preston (131 votes) ★
★ Avatar Neal (139 votes) ★
★ endorseD! ★
SUPPORT THE 23
On February 10, 2025 The Committee on Ethics of The New York County Committee found that District Leaders Adriano Espaillat, Manny De Los Santos, Maria Morillo, and Mariel De La Cruz of the 72nd Assembly District suppressed the votes, and obstructed participation of 23 county committee members at the October 5, 2023 County Committee Organizing Meeting.
When you go to the polls to vote this June remember that these 23 duly elected County Committee Members fought back. Elected by you - the people of the 72nd Assembly District - to represent your voice, The 23 stood up and refused to be silenced. They fought for your interests & they won. When you go to the polls to vote remember to vote for a County Committee that will fight for you. You will find their names listed on our slate of candidates endorsed by Uptown Community Democrats, Inwood Indivisible, and other grass roots social justice organizations that fight for democratic values for all Americans.
The contents of the Ethics Complaint was made public by the nuisance law suit filed in court on behalf of Adriano Espiallat, Manny De Los Santos, Mariel De La Cruz and Maria Morillo that was swiftly disposed of by the court. To read the full ethics report, now a public document via the New York County Court System and published online by many news websites, including Politico.com, click here.
★ GUIDES ★
About Us
Who We Are
Our Mission
Our Mission
Uptown Community Democrats offers a political home to Northern Manhattan residents, where the ambitions, creativity, dreams, needs, and wants of the community will find expression, develop social cohesion, and translate into action for the greater good.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
The Club's mission is to nurture new leadership for Northern Manhattan, instill ethics and a sense of shared purpose in its members, and promote and support accountable, honest, and transparent political leadership for Northern Manhattan and New York.
Our Work
Our Mission
Our Work
Help us "Get Out The Vote". Get to know your neighbors. Meet the candidates on your ballot. Help canvas for campaigns. Learn about the legislative body of NYC. Run for Manhattan Democratic County Committee positions. Run for political office. Be an informed voter!
OUR GOALS
• To improve the quality of political representation of Northern Manhattan
• To support and run candidates for elected office
• To work toward the education, freedom, happiness, health, wealth, and security of the people of Northern Manhattan
71st & 72nd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
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71st AD
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A coalition of Upper Manhattan Democrats, working with Tioga Carter Democratic Club & Audubon Reform Democrats.
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Working with community organizations, including Inwood Indivisible, in the most northern region of Manhattan Island.
MEMBERSHIP!
Members of the Uptown Community Democrats must:
• Live in the 71st or 72nd Assembly District and/or 7th Council District
• Be an enrolled voter in the Democratic party, or be a non-citizen who subscribes to the ideals of the Democratic party.
• Be at least 14 years old and subscribe to the goals and purposes set forth in Article 2 of the By-Laws
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES
Basic $20
Sponsor $50
Patron $100
Senior, Student & Low Income $10
LEADERSHIP
Honorable Robert Jackson
Honorable Nobles Crawford
Honorable Nobles Crawford
NY State Senator [Dist. 31],
71st AD Dist. Leader, Part A
From School Board President, where he walked 150 miles to Albany to bring attention to educational inequality, to serving for 12 years on the City Council, now our New York State Senator (District 31). Robert Jackson takes on the tough fights for New Yorkers again and again… and never backs down.
Honorable Nobles Crawford
Honorable Nobles Crawford
Honorable Nobles Crawford
NY Democratic State Committee
[M] 71st AD
When you meet Nobles, it's clear where he stands on policies and our party's approach to them. Be it local matters or Federal challenges, Nobles is unwavering in his progressive support of key issues that directly affect the constituents of Harlem and Washington Heights within the Democratic Party.
Co-President
Vice President
Co-President
Johanna Garcia
Co-President
Vice President
Co-President
Ned Klein
Vice President
Vice President
Vice President
Edwin Mazara
Treasurer
Paul Stewart-Stand
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