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FAI L TOLATE CITY FINALMONDAY,JUNE20,2022/Mostlysunny,83°/Weather:P.41 HH
THE Americans can expect
CHEF to fork over a whopping
Bidenflation will cost $76.94 this summer for a
Americans 17% more barbecue, with burgers,
for summer BBQs hot dogs, chicken, pork
and all the fixings. That’s
up more than 17% from
last year’s figure of $65.46.

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2 New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com Phony Maloney ‘startup’ claim

News Columns Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney of New sulting service for commodities trad- his own business from scratch. His
Miranda Devine . . . . . . 11 York has inflated his role in a soft- ers, in July 2000, according to news
Weird But True . . . . . . . 23 ware company, claiming several reports, public records and his high-tech startup created hundreds
times over the last decade that he LinkedIn page. He was promoted to
Gossip started it “from scratch” — despite chief operating officer that fall. of New York jobs.” Similar language
Page Six . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 officially joining the business after it
Page Six at Cannes . . . 46 launched, The Post has learned. The firm was registered online and appears on his campaign website.
Weather p. 41 with New York state months before
The Democrat (right), 55 — who he was hired as its lawyer, but the Bill A Democratic political operative
Post Opinion p. 42-43 represents Orange and Putnam coun- Clinton administration alum has sug-
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 ties but is running for a different gested in interviews and on social said the claim was part of Maloney’s
Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 House seat in nearby District 17 — media that he started Kiodex.
Bjorn Lomborg . . . . . . . . 43 started as the general counsel for Ki- M.O., saying, “For Sean, it’s always
Deroy Murdock . . . . . . . 43 odex, a risk-management and con- His congressional bio says, “When
Features & Lifestyle Sean left the White House, he built about what’s good for Sean, and all

other considerations are irrelevant.”

A Maloney rep insisted the con-

gressman “was one of four execu-

tives who built Kiodex from the

ground up.” Sam Raskin

Su Doku . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 DeB airs grievance
Crosswords . . . . . . . . . . 44
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Business p. 45

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NY Post Action . . . . 52-53 at foe’s MSNBC time
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Jon Heyman . . . . . . . . . . . 67
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Midday Nos. Sun.: 032
Midday Win-4 Sun.: 3392 [email protected]
Evening Nos. Sun.: 684
Evening Win-4 Sun.: 9257 Bragg’s new plan to fight shoplifting scourge
Midday Take-5 Sun.:
1, 2, 7, 30, 39 Manhattan District Attor- now focus on repeat offend- ing to be focusing on a much increased in the recent years.” tion will be requested for ac-
Evening Take-5 Sun.: ney Alvin Bragg is rolling out ers, Kathy Wylde, president closer working relationship Partnership for New York
2, 23, 30, 31, 39 a plan to cut shoplifting and of Partnership for New York with the NYPD to aggres- cused thieves with prior fel-
Pick-10 Sun.: 2, 5, 7, 10, smash-and-grab robberies, City, said on WABC radio’s sively identify those folks who City, a nonprofit that repre-
11, 13, 16, 17, 23, 27, 33, 50, the head of a top business “Cats Roundtable.” have high rates of recidivism. sents more than 300 business ony convictions, multiple
53, 56, 58, 63, 66, 69, 76, 80 group said Sunday. leaders, had been working
Cash-4-Life Sun.: 1, 6, “It is a plan to reduce retail “You know, it’s a relatively with Bragg and small-busi- open cases and a history of
20, 36, 51; Cash Ball: 1 The District Attorney’s Of- theft in Manhattan: shoplift- small number of relatively ness owners on a plan to
Lotto Sat.: 7, 19, 20, 27, fice, heavily criticized for not ing and smash-and-go robber- well-organized people who combat shoplifting since Jan- skipping out on court dates.
31, 59; Bonus: 54 requesting bail for repeat ies. Something we very much are committing most of these uary, she said.
Powerball Sat.: 10, 19, shoplifting suspects, will need,” she said. “They’re go- robberies that have so much Bragg’s prosecutors will
40, 45, 58; Powerball: 25; Wylde said pretrial deten-
Power Play: x2 also work to aggregate nu-

NEW JERsEY merous misdemeanors char-

Pick-3 Sun.: 532; Fireball: 4 ges to become a felony, she
Pick-4 Sun.: 6869; Fireball: 4
Cash-5 Xtra Sun.: 6, 10, 12, said. David Propper
16, 34; Xtra: 4

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Play-3 Sun.: 886; Wild: 9
Play-4 Sun.: 9069; Wild: 7
Cash-5 Sun.: 2, 5, 25, 32, 34

It’s not Shops discount on LI after court lo$$ to Depp 3
Buzz’s
‘year’ By Ben Kesslen New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com

To infinity and beyond? Not TMZ/BACKGRID It looks like Amber Heard is
exactly . . . pinching pennies now that she owes
ex-husband Johnny Depp $8.4 mil-
“Lightyear,” a spinoff lion in damages.
story set in Pixar’s “Toy
Story” universe, fell short of The “Aquaman” star, 36, was spot-
that boundless milestone in ted shopping at the discount depart-
its box-office debut, collect- ment store T.J. Maxx in the Hamp-
ing a lackluster $51 million tons on Thursday.
from 4,255 North American
theaters to open in second Sources told The Post in early
place. Those ticket sales are June that Heard is “broke” due to
disappointing for a brand as hefty legal fees associated with her
recognizable as Pixar. It’s and Depp’s trial — and that was be-
particularly problematic fore she was ordered to pay millions
given that “Lightyear” cost for defamatory statements.
$200 million to produce and
tens of millions more to When asked whether the actress
market. had the means to cover the judg-
ment handed down by the jury, her
The Disney film was ex- lawyer Elaine Bredehoft said, “Oh,
pected to generate at least no, absolutely not.”
$70 million. But its ambi-
tions were thwarted by com- Heard was shopping at the T.J.
petition from Universal’s Maxx in Bridgehampton, where the
“Jurassic World Dominion” average home goes for around
and Paramount’s “Top Gun: $3.8 million, according to Zillow.
Maverick,” as well as little
intrigue to watch an origin Pictures taken by a sneaky shop-
story about Buzz Lightyear per show Heard wearing jeans and
that had only a tenuous con- an oversized white button-down
nection to the popular kid- shirt while she looks at clothes.
friendly franchise.
She was accompanied by her sis-
“Jurassic World Dominion” ter, Whitney Henriquez, who testi-
managed to capture the box- fied on her behalf at trial.
office crown again, generat-
ing $58.6 million from 4,697 It was not clear what, if anything,
cinemas in its second week- Heard bought at the T.J. Maxx.
end of release and bringing its
domestic total to $259 million. Multiple sources have told The
Post that Heard was relying on her
In third place, “Top Gun: homeowner’s insurance policy to
Maverick” made a mammoth cover the cost of her attorneys.
$44 million from 4,035 venues
in North America, despite al- Depp sued Heard for $50 million
ready playing in theaters for a in a Fairfax, Va., court after she de-
month.Variety scribed herself as a “public figure
representing domestic abuse” in a
Royal dads 2018 Washington Post op-ed.TMZ/BACKGRID
honored
He won all three of his defamation
Britain’s royal family claims against her. Heard, mean-
while, won only one of three defa-
posted a tribute to Queen mation claims she made against
Depp in a $100 million countersuit.
Elizabeth II’s dad, King Ge-
Her net worth has been estimated
orge VI, in celebration of at $1.5 million to $2.5 million, ac-
cording to the Celebrity Net Worth
Father’s Day on Sunday. website. Court testimony revealed
Heard was paid $1 million for her
“Wishing all of our fol- role 2018’s “Aquaman” and another
$2 million for the sequel, set to pre-
lowers a very happy Fa- miere next year. Her role in that film
has been significantly reduced.
ther’s Day,” read a caption
dressing
on the family’s Instagram down: Am-

account, with a photo of the ber Heard,
better known
king grinning at the then-
for her red
Princess Elizabeth in 1946. carpet glam,

George VI died in 1952 at shopped
Thursday at a
56, leaving Elizabeth, now
T.J. Maxx
96, to ascend to the throne. (above) — al-

Meanwhile, Prince Will- beit one in
tony Bridge-
iam and Kate Middleton
hampton.
posted a photo of William, WireImage

the queen’s grandson, smil-

ing with their three chil-

dren — George, Charlotte

and Louis. Ben Kesslen

nypost.com4
in transit: Migrants prepare to board
a Border Patrol bus in Eagle Pass, Texas,
last month. With border communities
overwhelmed, the DHS is scouting out
cities farther inland to host migrants.

New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 Mike Pence
Getty Images May be called to testify.

By MAryAnn MArtinez San Angelo or other Texas cities, While they wait to get a bus named as a possible location to re- 1/6 panel
whether the chosen communities ticket or airfare to their final desti- ceive them, critics say. eyes Mike
The Biden administration is would be notified that the people nation, they usually remain in subpoena
working on plans to bus migrants were heading their way and if the small border towns, sometimes “They’re not set up to handle it.
from overwhelmed border com- DHS would provide local leaders without a place to sleep. They don’t have the resources to Rep. Adam Schiff, a mem-
munities in Texas and dump them background checks on the new ar- handle it, they don’t have the ber of the House select
in cities and towns hours away, rivals. Robert Beau Nettleton, a Repub- [nongovernmental organizations] committee investigating the
several politicians in the state say. lican county commissioner in Val to handle it,” Nettleton said of San Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot,
Pfluger said that, so far, he had Verde County, Texas, a hot spot Angelo, predicting that many im- said it is a “possibility” that
San Angelo, Texas, a city three been contacted only by officials for border crossings, was skeptical migrants will end up on the streets the panel will subpoena
hours from the Mexico border has from Customs and Border Protec- of the Biden administration’s re- for a time after they are released. former Vice President Mike
been scouted as a location to bus tion and was told that San Angelo ported relocation plan. Pence.
the migrants, Republican Rep. Au- was merely being considered as a Beyond the border
gust Pfluger told The Post. possible location but that no plans “Yes, it will relieve some of the “We’re not taking any-
had been set. pressure off of the border commu- It’s not the first time politicians thing off the table in terms
“San Angelo is a welcoming nities, but then it’s going to create have turned to busing immigrants of witnesses who have not
community, but the locality has “You can only assume that a problem in other communities,” away from the border. yet testified,” Schiff (D-Ca-
not volunteered for this mission, they’re looking at other locations he told The Post. lif.) said on CNN’s “State of
nor are they responsible for the or that plans can change in the fu- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has used the Union.”
burdens of the border crisis,” said ture,” Pfluger told The Post. “We’re not solving problems. state funds and donations to send
Pfluger, who represents the area. We’re just moving people around 65 buses carrying more than 2,000 “So, Mike Pence is a pos-
‘Moving the problem’ to different locations to make it people to Washington, DC, since sibility still?” host Dana
“This situation is a direct result look like there’s not as many people April in protest of the Biden ad- Bash asked.
of [the Department of Homeland Currently, migrants who cross on the border as we normally see. ministration’s border policies.
Security’s] shortsighted policies the border illegally and are seek- “Certainly a possibility,”
that encourage more illegal immi- ing asylum are released after be- “It’s a political ploy to say, ‘Look, Now more American cities and Schiff responded.
gration and the agency’s failure to ing processed by the Border Patrol these communities no longer have towns away from the border may
establish operational control of and Immigration and Customs En- this problem because we solved it.’ have to share in the burden border Schiff also said the com-
the southern border.” forcement. You solved it for that community, communities have shouldered. mittee wants to hear from
but you didn’t solve the problem. Virginia “Ginni” Thomas,
Pfluger said he was alerted to They are usually dropped off at You just moved the problem.” “There’s still a lot of people in wife of Supreme Court Jus-
the situation by San Angelo law bus stations in border communi- these bigger cities around the tice Clarence Thomas,
enforcement concerned about ties such as Del Rio, Texas, where Internal DHS documents ob- United States that don’t really think about texts she sent to then-
their ability to absorb any amount a gas station doubles as the bus tained by NBC News revealed the that there’s a ‘border issue’ because White House Chief of Staff
of migrants. San Angelo has a pop- depot. The migrants then usually agency’s plan to bus immigrants to they’re not dealing with it,” Nettle- Mark Meadows and other
ulation of just over 100,000. head to cities in the interior of the Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Hous- ton said, “but when they start Trump supporters after the
United States and do not plan on ton, Dallas and other cities. dumping thousands of them in their 2020 election.
In a letter to the DHS, Pfluger staying in border communities. backyard, then maybe they will un-
demanded to know what plans the San Angelo is the first small derstand that there is a problem.” “We want to know what
agency had to drop off migrants in town without the resources to . . . her involvement was in
deal with migrants that has been this plot to overturn the
election,” Schiff said.

Mark Moore

3 shot, 1 dead
in Sun. gunfire

Three men were shot

Sunday morning — one fa-

tally — by a gunman out-

side a Queens catering hall,

cops said.

Video shows the man fir-

ing the weapon around 5 a.m.

in Ozone Park, cops said.

A 38-year-old man was

taken to Jamaica Hospital in

critical condition and later

died, cops said. A 32-year-old

man with a gunshot wound

to the face was expected to

survive and a 28-year-old

man with gunshot wounds to

the leg was in stable condi-

tion, cops said. There were

no arrests. Tina Moore

Team RAKED OVER COAL$ 5
Biden:
It’$ OK, BUILD BACK BURGER: Last year, a New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com
really White House staffer touted that Biden’s
economic plan had made summer cookouts
a whopping 16 cents cheaper. With insane
inflation, the administration has nothing to
boast about this year.

Top officials in the Biden AP; Shutterstock
administration made the
rounds on the Sunday news By Jeanette SettemBre year’s figure of $65.46, according clucking: Those looking to grill 6.44%.
shows to tout the strength of  Potato salad, finally —
the economy and downplay to the Consumer Price Index com- healthy will pay a whopping
the likelihood of a recession what’s a barbecue without it? Ex-
— an assessment at odds What a wiener! piled by the US Bureau of Labor 27.89% more. pect to pay 8.73% more.
with that of some CEOs and  Potato chip prices will take a
economists. A tweet sent by an unidentified Statistics.
White House staffer last July looks  Hot dogs are up a sizzling bite out of your budget, going up
Treasury Secretary Janet
Yellen claimed on ABC that pretty ridiculous as the 2022 bar- 37.37% a pound from 2021, rising to an average $5.61 for a 16-ounce How to shop smart
a recession is not inevitable,
though she foresees the US becue season heats up. from $3.80 to $5.22. bag, a rise of 14.02%.
economy slowing down in “Hot dog, the Biden economic  Soda is up 16.56%, after bub-  Baked beans with your
the months ahead. Phil Lempert, editor of trade

“Well, I expect the econ- plan is working,” read the uninten- bling up past $1.90 for a 2-liter bottle. franks? Even something this sim- publication Supermarket-
omy to slow, it’s been grow- tionally hilarious 2021 dispatch, il-  Ice cream prices could have ple will cost more now, rocketing
ing at a very rapid rate as Guru.com and a food industry an-
the economy — as the labor
market has recovered and lustrated with a cutesy GIF. “That’s a chilling effect on your next from $4.26 in 2021 to feed four to alyst, attributes skyrocketing food
we have reached full em-
ployment, it’s natural now something we can all relish.” birthday bash, climbing from $4.69 $4.92 this year. prices to four issues: climate
that we expect to transition to $5.35 — a hike of 14.07% in  Pork chops might typically
to steady and stable growth. The cause for celebration? The change; labor shortages on farms,
But I don’t think recession is
at all inevitable,” Yellen said cost of a big summer cookout, just one year. be more affordable, but they’re not in supermarkets and in the truck-
on ABC News’ “This Week.”  Chicken breast immune to inflation either. The
according to a report issued ing industry; rising diesel costs;
The priorities of President
Biden and Fed Chair Jerome by the Farm Bureau in costs have tongues asking price has gone up a piggy and the war in Ukraine.
Powell are to lower the high 2021, was down a whop- CHEESEBURGER
rate of inflation while main- Was: $4.60 SUMMER BUMMER “The biggest price increase we’re
taining a strong labor mar- Now: $5.14
ket, she said. ping 16 cents from the A juicy burger and all the seeing is on beef, pork, chicken,
previous year, 2020 — +11.7% fixings will cost you a lot more
Brian Deese, director of the not exactly a banner year this year. Here’s a breakdown. eggs and milk,” Lempert told The
National Economic Council, for social gatherings.
echoed Yellen’s optimism — Post. Shoppers looking for a break
even as he acknowledged Don’t expect any simi-
that Americans pulling up to larly celebratory social shouldn’t hold their breath.
the pump and seeing the
shock of gas prices around $5 “The prices are going to con-
a gallon “creates some uncer-
tainty and creates real eco- tinue to go up,” he warned.
nomic hardship.”
media posts from the Biden BUn: $0.45, +9.64% “It’s not going to settle down for
“But at the same time, it is administration this year.
important as Americans that probably another 12 months, until
we recognize the unique
strengths that we have in LEttUCE: $0.75, we can really fix the supply chain
this economy,” he said on +11.4%
“Fox News Sunday,” noting Crazy costs issues, fix the transportation prob-
the unemployment rate of
3.6% and low mortgage and lems and get the climate under
credit-card delinquencies.
Inflation is everywhere un- tomAto: $0.46, control.”
“As we move through this der the bun this summer. +1.11%
transition, not only is a re- Americans gearing up for the To save a little lettuce this sum-
cession not inevitable, but traditional Fourth of July cele- ChEEsE: $1.08,
what we as policymakers bration can expect to fork over a +7.16% mer, Lempert advises hitting up
can do is take steps to build whopping $76.94 for a festive
on our unique strengths in barbecue, with burgers, hot dogs, BEEf: $2.40, +16.83% the frozen section for more afford-
the American economy and chicken, pork and all the fixings.
try to get to that stable and That’s up more than 17% from last able meat and seafood. Addition-
steady growth that we all
want to get to as quickly as ally, ditch the deli counter and in-
possible,” Deese said.
stead look for cheeses in the pre-
Mark Moore
packaged dairy case, for a savings

of 30% to 40%.

6 A fiery Juneteenth Man
‘stabs’
New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com his dad
Eric ties slavery to in The
‘displacement’ of Bronx
blacks in NY nabes
A 26-year-old Bronx man
By reuven fenton placed over and over and allegedly attacked his dad
and sam raskin on Father’s Day morning
over again,” Adams said. and ended up in cuffs, ac-
New York City needs to cording to police sources.
“do better” in preventing “When this village was
black residents from being Mark Melendez Lowe
driven out of their neigh- torn apart to build this was arrested around 8:30
borhoods, Mayor Adams a.m. inside his Throggs
said on Sunday during a park, we displaced the en- Neck apartment for alleg-
ceremony marking the edly assaulting his father,
Juneteenth holiday. ergy of Seneca Village. It Darren Lowe Sr.

Speaking in Central Park, never came back,” he said. The dad, 59, later told
Adams compared the mod- The Post that he showed
ern-day uprooting of peo- “Let’s not commemorate up early Sunday with a gal
ple of color from neigh- pal at the apartment his
borhoods across the US — Seneca Village when we’re two sons share in The
including the five bor- Bronx — and then all hell
oughs — to slavery, and creating another destruc- broke loose.
appeared to compare gen-
trification to forced relo- tion of a Seneca Village. The elder Lowe, who
cation. lives in Manhattan with his
“We should think about mother, said he got into
Horrors of history fisticuffs with sons Mark
that as we jog through here and Darren Jr. and that he
“When I was in Ghana was “stabbed” in the arm
last year, [I] saw how fami- as we watch this beautiful and called cops on the pair.
lies were displaced, torn
apart and brought over to space that [Frederick Law] Neighbors said the
America through slavery “weapon” used in the at-
in the hulls of the ships, Olmsted built, as we look tack was a pencil, but po-
living in dungeons, spend- lice did not confirm that.
ing months and months at how great this Central big first:
living in their human Mayor Adams Cops took Mark Lowe
waste, having their babies Park is in the center of signs a note at into custody and charged
taken from them, and saw the Central Park him with assault.
them dispersed and dis- Manhattan, we displaced Conservancy’s
placed,” he said. Sunday event for Darren Lowe Sr. report-
some families here. We de- the now-federal edly refused medical atten-
“That’s no different holiday of tion afterward and was
here,” Adams told the stroyed lives,” the mayor Juneteenth. later found by The Post
crowd at the Central Park lounging in the park across
Conservancy’s Juneteenth said. “There were families encouraged the roughly 40 the street and displaying
Celebration. Park Conservancy attend- his wound, which appeared
here long before Starbucks. ees to not just reflect on to be a red welt.
“We cannot look in the the past, but to make sure
rear-view mirror and say They were here, and they it does not repeat itself. Neighbors of the Lowe
we should have done better brothers said the two sons
when we are here right provided a foundation.” “Let’s educate our chil- are hard-working locals
now,” he said. “Let’s do bet- dren so that they know who keep to themselves.
ter right now. Let’s ac- Black communities in that there were folks who
knowledge the presence of were here that built this “This was happening at 8
people to be part of the the area were forced to city that we call New in the morning when I was
community that they built.” York,” he said. getting my girls down-
move and rebuild in other stairs,” said area resident
The mayor pointed to Juneteenth, one of Amer- Jada Davis, 28. “And there
Seneca Village, which was neighborhoods, such as ica’s oldest holidays, marks were cops here looking like
established in 1825 in a the end of slavery in the US they were in SWAT uni-
western portion of Harlem, Downtown on the date in 1865, when forms, and I was like, ‘What
present-day Central Park, Union troops arrived in is the dramatics?’
and became home to more Brooklyn and Bedford-
than 200 free black people “They were all looking
— who were evicted some Stuyvesant, Adams said, like, ‘Why are we here?
30 years later to make way What is this?’
for the construction of the adding, “And now what’s
Manhattan green space. “This is horrible,” Davis
happening now? We’re dis- added, indicating she felt
“Imagine being dis- sorry for the brothers.
placing them again.”
Larry Celona, Reuven
Adams, New York City’s Fenton and Jorge Fitz-Gib-
bon
second black mayor, noted

that black Americans have

in recent decades been Twitter/nycmayor

forced out of neighbor-

hoods in Tulsa, Okla.,

Chicago, Los Angeles and

Atlanta — communities he

lamented as having been

met with “destruction.”

“Starting anew over and

over again, and we wonder

why we see some of the Texas to inform the last re- “On this Juneteenth, we
maining Confederate sym- proudly say Black history is
crises that we’re facing in pathizers that they lost the American history,” Adams
Civil War, so all slaves said in a release. “Today is a
black and brown commu- needed to be freed. In June moment to remember and
2021, Juneteenth became celebrate the countless
nities,” he said. “Every the 12th federal holiday. contributions of Black
Americans to our country,
time they were able to Earlier Sunday, the while recognizing the many
mayor’s office said City sacrifices and hardships
have a foothold, they were Hall, the Empire State our community has faced.
Building and other land-
displaced again. As soon as marks would be lit red, “I hope all New Yorkers
black and green that night will join with me in ac-
you started to build some- and Monday — to mark the knowledging the freedom
colors of the Pan-African Black Americans were de-
thing, it was torn apart.” flag in tribute to the holiday. nied for far too long.”

Holiday’s purpose

Adams — who in April
announced that Juneteenth
would be a paid holiday
for municipal workers —

7 New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022
Photos: Kevin C. Downs for The Post
paCkin’ sHeets

kellyanne conway help, security! nypost.com
Contrasts with Biden WH. Queens DA Melinda
Katz is spotted last
Conway: week amid her big
Don was move (left) to a new $1
in charge million home, with the
aid of her taxpayer-
Kellyanne Conway, who funded guard detail
served as special counselor and several SUV trips.
to former President Donald
Trump, said when she By LaRRy CeLona,
worked in his administra- Reuven Fenton,
tion nobody ever had to ask, JaCk MoRphet
“Who’s in charge?” and BRuCe GoLdinG

“I will tell you this: What- When it absolutely, positively had been hauling flat-screen Those prohibitions were cited lic resources for private purposes.
ever people think of Donald has to get there . . . trust your TVs, groceries and dry-cleaning in a 2016 agreement between Public servants are just that.”
Trump, the White House I bodyguards! around for her, as well as load- the city Conflicts of Interest
worked in nobody ever had ing her sons’ bicycles and Board and the late Brooklyn DA Doing the Hevesi lifting
to ask, ‘What is the vice Queens District Attorney sports gear into an official SUV, Ken Thompson, who agreed to
president doing?’ . . . And Melinda Katz used members of driving the family away and re- pay a $15,000 fine to settle alle- Katz, a Democrat whose an-
nobody had to ask, ‘Who is her taxpayer-funded security turning several hours later. gations that he illegally had his nual salary is $212,800, is a prot-
actually the president? Who detail to help her move to her security detail buy him meals égé of disgraced former state
is in charge?’ ” she told John new million-dollar digs — po- “She uses the detectives as reimbursed via the DA’s Office. Comptroller Alan Hevesi, hav-
Catsimatidis on his WABC tentially running afoul of ethics her personal car service,” one ing babysat his kids and volun-
AM 770 show in an inter- rules, The Post has learned. source said. Blair Horner of the New York teered on his successful 1993
view that aired Sunday, re- Public Interest Research Group, campaign for city comptroller.
ferring to 79-year-old Presi- The borough’s top prosecutor ‘City resources’ which advocates for govern-
dent Biden. was spotted wearing her gold ment accountability, said Katz Hevesi supported Katz’s win-
DA’s badge on her hip last week The moves appear to run afoul “deserves protection” because ning third-party campaign to re-
Conway pointed out that as she carried four boxes of be- of provisions in city law that bar “we live in a crazy world.” place him in the state Assembly
authoritarian regimes are on longings to a black Ford Expedi- elected officials and other public against the local Democratic
the rise in China, North Ko- tion parked outside the Forest servants from using their posi- “But any elected official who district leader a year later.
rea, Iran and Russia, and Hills house where she’s been tions “to obtain any financial needs to have their laundry
claimed that President Vlad- temporarily living since selling gain, privilege, or other private picked up or their belongings In his 2006 re-election cam-
imir Putin wouldn’t have in- her former childhood home for or personal advantage” and moved should hire a private com- paign for state comptroller, He-
vaded Ukraine if Trump, 76, $1.05 million in February. “from using City resources for pany to do it,” he said. “There are vesi was accused by his Republi-
was in the White House. any personal, non-City purpose.” a lot of elected officials who have can challenger of using a mem-
She then climbed into the offi- gotten into trouble for using pub- ber of his security detail as his
Her comments come cial vehicle and was driven wife’s chauffeur for three years.
amid reports that the Biden about 1.2 miles by a pair of plain- Hevesi acknowledged the abuse
White House is “adrift” and clothes NYPD cops to her new and paid $83,000 in restitution,
experiencing “managerial three-bedroom, 2-¹/₂ bathroom but was later ordered to cough
meltdowns.” Mark Moore Colonial-style home, which city up another $90,000, then forced
records show she bought late to resign and serve 20 months in
‘Hit-and-run’ last month for $1.1 million. prison for a $1 million pay-to-
taxi crashes play corruption scam with a
The trip was one of four that state pension-fund investor.
A 72-year-old cabbie was The Post saw Katz, 56, and her
fleeing the scene of a crash detail make between the two A rep for the DA’s Office said
with another taxi Sunday homes on Tuesday morning. Katz’s NYPD detail was as-
when his car jumped the signed “for protection, as has
curb and crashed into a On Friday morning, The Post historically been the case.”
Chase Bank, sending scaf- saw members of Katz’s security
folding toppling, cops said. detail carry various items to the Additional reporting by Kevin
SUV from one of the homes Sheehan and Nolan Hicks
There were no pedestri- while picking up the DA and
ans injured when the car her two kids.
struck the bank at East 79th
Street and Third Avenue One cop made three back-
around 10:30 a.m. — but and-forth trips, and the other
both cabbies were hospital- officer made two. They carried
ized, one in critical condi- stuff in their hands and in large
tion, police said. black plastic bags.

The driver of the scofflaw Sources familiar with Katz’s
cab was taken into custody. routine told The Post that mem-
bers of her security detail also
Tina Moore

8

PRESLEYS ARE
New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com
GAB Archive/Redferns; Eric Charbonneau/ShutterstockInside dark family
legacy of failed
love, addiction
and tragic death

By Sara NathaN her first husband, Danny Keough, OUT OF TUNE: Elvis Presley was 24 when
the father of Benjamin and Riley. he met 14-year-old Priscilla Beaulieu while he
T HREE generations of The couple, married from 1998 to was stationed in Germany during the Korean
Presley women stepped 1994, are living together once War. They wed seven years later and shared
on stage at Graceland last again — albeit Platonically. daughter Lisa Marie, but the union ended after
weekend, the ghost of the Elvis no longer wanted to have sex with his
King of rock ’n’ roll all The pair are residing with Lisa wife. He fell deeper into a pill addiction, which
around them, for the pre- Marie’s 13-year-old twin daugh- would eventually lead to his death.
miere of the movie “Elvis.” ters, Harper and Finley Lockwood
— whose father is musician Mich- meeting with controlling manager invited to a party at the house El- In a 1985 interview with Barbara
Priscilla Presley, daughter Lisa ael Lockwood, her fourth husband Colonel Tom Parker — played by vis had rented in Bad Nauheim. Walters, Priscilla insisted that El-
Marie Presley and granddaughter — in the Calabasas area of Los An- Tom Hanks — through to his final vis refused to sleep with her until
Riley Keough were at the Mem- geles. She sold the nearby house shambolic years dressed in rhine- As Priscilla told People in 2021, they wed, saying: “There was an
phis mansion to introduce di- where Benjamin died for $2 mil- stones on a Vegas stage. she knew immediately she “had to agreement he made with himself
rector Baz Luhrmann’s biopic star- lion in March 2021. keep him . . . I wanted to go places that the woman he decided to take
ring Austin Butler as the icon. Presley was already a superstar with him. I would cry if I couldn’t for his wife he was going to keep
“They’re friends. It’s nothing ro- when he was sent to Germany as be around him.” her that way until he married her.“
Riley, 33, has said she broke mantic,” a family source said told part of the Korean War, after being
down in tears while watching the The Post. “They are two parents drafted into the Army in 1958. In 1963, three years after Elvis re- Almost nine months after the
movie. “I started crying five min- grieving.” turned to the US, Priscilla’s par- couple’s 1967 wedding, Lisa Ma-
utes in and didn’t stop. There’s a It was there that he met Priscilla ents let her move to Memphis — rie, their only child, was born.
lot of family trauma and genera- Can’t help Beaulieu, who was only 14 years initially on the condition that she
tional trauma that started around old to his 24. The young teen was live with the singer’s father and But after the birth, Priscilla said,
then for our family.” falling in love living on a West German base stepmother in their home a mile Elvis no longer wanted sex with
with her mom and stepdad, a US away from Graceland. They wed her. As he turned to pills — having
That multi-generational trauma Over the years, Priscilla, now 77, Air Force captain, when she was when she was 21. become hooked on barbiturates
has included addiction, messy di- has fiercely protected Elvis’ legacy
vorce and tragic death. and largely been responsible for
running his estate. And she has
For Lisa Marie, 54, the screening given this movie her full support,
was her first public appearance telling the Graceland crowd: “I’ve
since the suicide of her son, Benja- never been so enthusiastic about a
min Keough, 27, in July 2020. film, an Elvis film, as I am this.”

She had not joined her mom and The movie follows Elvis from
daughter at the film’s official pre- his dirt-poor childhood in Tupelo,
miere at the Cannes Film Festival Miss., and Memphis, to his chance
in May. In a video seen by The
Post, Lisa Marie told the Grace- Lisa DANNY KEOUGH: She BENjAmiN KEOUGH: micHAEl jAcKsON: A second mar-
land crowd: “My life is a little bit Marie’s met her first husband Her only son committed riage, to the pop star, ended in an ultima-
kind of down right now. You’re through Scientology.
pulling me up. So thank you . . . life of suicide in 2020 at 27. tum in which he chose drugs over her.
heart
“To be honest, I haven’t really break
left my house for the last two years and
unless it has to do with my chil- tragedy
dren, so to get me to leave like Cal-
ifornia and fly to Memphis and be
here, aside from coming to visit
my [son’s grave, at Graceland], it’s
a big deal.”

The Post is told that Lisa Marie,
who has been open over the years
about her struggles with addic-
tion, continues to be supported by

9New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022

ALL SHOOK UP

nypost.com
Warner Bros

REEL LIFE: Austin Butler (above) plays Elvis in the new film “El-
vis.” Riley Keough, mom Lisa Marie and grandmom Priscilla (from
far left) attended a screening of the movie at Graceland recently.

I haven’t really left my marriage to marry Jackson was ing her that Ron was a piece of
house in the past two years. “probably the biggest mistake of s--t. Lisa Marie walked out [and]
my life.” said, ‘That’s it, I’m no longer a Sci-
— Lisa Marie Presley at a screening of ‘Elvis’ entologist.’
at Graceland, where her father and son are both buried Lisa Marie, who tried her hand
at singing over the years, filed for “She pulled Priscilla and Riley
and stimulants in the military — of Scientology came calling, ac- Lisa Marie, who has said that a divorce from her fourth husband, out with her.”
Priscilla could no longer cope. cording to church expert Tony Or- boyfriend of Priscilla’s tried to se- Lockwood, in 2016 after a decade
They divorced in 1973. tega, in a bid to recruit stars. duce her when she was young, re- of marriage. The couple share A representative for Scientology
portedly met musician Danny Ke- twin daughters, who lived with did not respond to a request for
On the night of Aug. 16, 1977, Lisa “Elvis wanted nothing to do with ough through the church at age 17. Priscilla at the height of the di- comment. Lisa Marie’s rep was not
Marie, then 9 years old, saw her fa- it,” Ortega told The Post, adding She had dropped out of school. vorce battle and are still embroiled available for comment.
ther for the last time, before he that “Priscilla got sucked in.” in a fight over money.
was found dead in a Graceland Six years and two kids later, the Ortega also said that Lisa Marie
bathroom by his girlfriend, Ginger Former Scientologist Sylvia couple divorced. In 1994, she wed At one point, Lisa Marie claimed has had a “hellish [past] five
Alden. (The official cause of death “Spanky” Taylor said John Tra- Michael Jackson, just weeks after she had found child pornography years.”
was heart failure, brought on by volta sent her over to see Priscilla, her divorce was finalized and he on Lockwood’s computer, which
his pill addiction.) His body re- who had found books on Scientol- had settled a $23 million lawsuit Lockwood said was untrue. They Following Benjamin’s death by
mained in the house for three ogy among his belongings and was with the family of a 13-year-old will be in court this summer. self-inflicted gunshot, Ortega re-
days, which Lisa Marie later said curious. She recruited Priscilla, boy he was accused of abusing. ported that a friend told him how
she found “comforting.” who brought up Lisa Marie in the This star-crossed union — which Passed-down troubles Benjamin had struggled with
church, who then raised her two included public make-out sessions drink and drugs — and “had
Before Elvis’ death, the Church oldest children in it as well. to convince a skeptical public of In 2019, Lisa Marie opened up been talking about how f--ked up
their love — lasted 20 months. It about her addiction to painkillers kids get in Scientology.”
nICOLAs CAgE: Lisa MICHAEL LOCKWOOD: The ended, she told Oprah Winfrey in and opioids in the foreword for
an interview, over an ultimatum: Harry Nelson’s book “The United Another source, who was close
Marie was wed to the actor former couple are involved in a He had to choose drugs or her. States of Opioids: A Prescription to Benjamin as a boy, claimed,
for Liberating a Nation in Pain.” “His entire family was shaped by
for three years. nasty divorce and custody battle. Later, Lisa Marie also had a Scientology, and [they’re] paying
doomed marriage to actor Nicolas “I was recovering after the the price.”
Cage from 2001 to 2004. [2008] birth of my daughters, Viv-
ienne and Finley, when a doctor Despite rumors that Riley, who
“We’re all going to screw up,” as prescribed me opioids for pain,” is married to Australian stunt-
she told Marie Claire magazine in she wrote. “It only took a short- man and actor Ben Smith-Peter-
2007. “The important thing is, do term prescription of opioids in the son, is back in the church, multi-
you learn from it and not do it hospital for me to feel the need to ple sources told The Post that
again? . . . Because, Lord knows, keep taking them.” this is not true.
I’ve f--ked up many, many times.”
Lisa Marie also battled to leave Lisa Marie is “keeping Scien-
She said that leaving her first Scientology, according to Ortega. tology at arm’s length. She’s not
on the warpath like she was,”
She also fell out with the church, Ortega added.
he said, after finding out that
leader David Miscavige had con- For now, the Presley women
sidered his own father, Ron Misca- are doing well. Riley recently
vige, an enemy of the church when won the Camera d’Or at the Can-
the older man left. nes Film Festival for her directo-
rial debut, “War Pony,” a film
“In October 2014, Lisa Marie about two Oglala Lakota boys
went to the Flag Land Base. She navigating reservation life.
wanted to see David and tried to
have a face to face showdown with “Elvis” also premiered at the
him,” Ortega claimed. “But instead festival in France, earning at 12-
of David, his sisters Denise and minute standing ovation.
Lori came in the room. They just
started screaming at her and tell- Lisa Marie posted on social
media “It breaks my heart that
my son isn’t here to see it . . . He
would have absolutely loved it as
well.”

New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com10 ‘Cried
wolf’

for wife

Getty Images A Long Island man told
cops he was kidnapped and
another house call: The youth group Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights protests outside Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Virginia home. held for several hours, then
confessed he made the
Fake spatter, real Roe fury at Amy’s home whole tale up to curry some
kind of favor with his es-
By Ben Kesslen named Ariana says in a video the the US to stop the Supreme Court an allegedly armed California man tranged spouse, authorities
group posted. “Children will be from overturning the abortion- near the home of Justice Brett Ka- say.
Pro-choice activists protested forced to give birth to children. rights case Roe v. Wade. vanaugh in Chevy Chase, Md., ear-
outside Supreme Court Justice Women will be silenced. Women lier this month. Luis Umanzor of Brent-
Amy Coney Barrett’s The Supreme Court is set to an- wood had told Suffolk
house over the weekend, will be invalidated. nounce whether it will overturn Nicholas John Roske, 26, was County officers that three
donning clothes stained Women will be told they the landmark abortion case as charged in federal court with at- men grabbed him around 6
with fake blood and are less than. soon as this week. tempting to kill or kidnap a US a.m. Thursday in a parking
holding baby dolls. judge in the June 8 incident. lot at 1700 Veterans Memo-
“And that is not OK. We Home-rally alarm rial Highway in Islandia, ac-
The protesters cannot let that happen . . . Authorities say he was carrying a cording to police.
marched to the Falls You can’t let this future A majority of Americans believe Glock 17 pistol, two magazines,
Church, Va., home of happen to us. It’s not it’s wrong to protest outside the ammunition, a tactical vest, tacti- “Umanzor said the men
Barrett (inset) on Satur- fair.” homes of Supreme Court justices, cal knife, zip ties and pepper spray. put a bag over his head,
day and held signs in- according to a Fox News poll. The forced him into a car, and
cluding one with a coat hanger on The group, which group includes a majority of Re- The suspect also was carrying kept him at an unspecified
it that said, “Not going back.” pushes slogans including publicans, while 58% of Demo- burglary equipment and padded location against his will for
“forced motherhood = female en- crats say they see nothing wrong shoes, officials said. several hours before drop-
The youth activists, part of a slavement,” called the protest the with the demonstrations. ping him off at a local hos-
group called Rise Up 4 Abortion “Women Are Not Incubators Roske allegedly told authorities pital,” police said in a news
Rights, tied their hands together Youth Procession.” Overall, 37% of respondents said that he was upset because he be- release.
with tape and held the plastic dolls. The group said it isn’t working the protests are appropriate. lieved the Supreme Court would
to “change the minds of women- overturn Roe v. Wade and that Ka- When detectives brought
“This is what Amy’s America hating fascists” but rather is “call- The poll came after the arrest of vanaugh would help loosen the Umanzor in for further
looks like,” a 15-year-old protester ing on the pro-choice majority” in nation’s gun-control laws. questioning, he “admitted
to lying to police about the
[email protected] kidnapping in an attempt to
gain favor with his es-
tranged spouse,” cops said.

He was arrested and
charged with falsely report-
ing an incident in the third
degree and making an ap-
parently false sworn state-
ment in the second degree.

He was released on a
desk-appearance ticket and
is scheduled to appear in
court at a later date.

Tina Moore

Ukr.’s Russ
book ban

Ukraine’s parliament Sun-

day voted through two laws

which will place severe re-

strictions on Russian books

and music, as Kyiv seeks to

break many remaining cul-

tural ties between the two

Sen. is revolted by Biden’s EV push countries following Mos-

cow’s invasion.

One law will forbid the

printing of books by Russian

citizens, unless they re-

nounce their Russian pass-

The Biden administra- President Biden’s energy them to spend their money ‘We are going to save the more than people earn in a port and take Ukrainian citi-
tion’s push for Americans policies, as gasoline contin- on is electric vehicles. They world. It doesn’t really mat- whole year. That’s the
to buy electric vehicles ues to hover around $5 a don’t want them to buy a ter what happens to you. Biden administration ap- zenship. The ban will only
even as they confront sky- gallon and inflation, which house,” Barrasso told John You can’t afford it? Tough!’ ” proach: Crush oil. Crush
rocketing gas prices when is at 40-year highs, has Catsimatidis on his WABC said Barrasso, whose state gas. And make people suf- apply to those who held Rus-
they fill up their cars re- caused the cost of groceries 770 AM radio show. is the country’s largest pro- fer,” said Barrasso.
flects a “smug superiority,” and everyday goods and ducer of coal. sian citizenship after the 1991
Sen. John Barrasso said services to soar. “This whole deal with Biden has blamed high
Sunday. electric cars [represents] a He said Democrats are gas prices on Russia’s inva- collapse of Soviet rule.
“What . . . the administra- smug superiority of some of out of touch. sion of Ukraine.
Barrasso (R-Wyo.) blasted tion and Joe Biden want these elitists who just say, It will also ban the com-
“Average electric cars cost Mark Moore
mercial import of books

printed in Russia, Belarus,

and occupied Ukrainian ter-

ritory. Reuters

Miranda Devine 11 New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com
[email protected]

FINALLy, sanity prevailed in AP all the more reprehensible.
the world of women’s sports. What we see is that the medical
Swimming’s world govern- Sanity returns to
ing body, FINA, announced a trans madness profession is not proceeding with
ban Sunday on biological men caution, as they once did in the
competing in women’s events, un- The Post told some of their sto- She wants her troubles to serve transgender in the US is alarming “watchful waiting” era when most
less they had “transitioned” be- ries over the weekend. Chloe de- as a “cautionary tale” for other — it has nearly doubled since kids grew out of any gender con-
fore the age of 12. cided she was transgender at 12, girls — and their parents. 2017, according to the Centers for fusion, with some just being gay.
was placed on puberty blockers Disease Control and Prevention
In other words, transgender and prescribed testosterone at 13 None of this is to marginalize — as is the explosion of gender An attempt to normalize the
athletes who have experienced and had a double mastectomy at those people who suffer genuinely clinics for children. idea of very young transgender
the enduring competitive advan- 15. By 16 she realized it was all a from gender dysphoria — feeling children appeared, shockingly
tages of a male puberty flooded mistake. But testosterone had they are trapped in the body of Disproportionate numbers of enough, on Fox News recently, in
with testosterone, such as greater masculinized her jawline, broad- the wrong sex — and who have young people who go to gender a story about a trans teen who
muscle mass, lung capacity and ened her shoulders, given her fa- found peace in surgery and hor- clinics are reported to be autistic “came out as a boy” at age five. It
height, will no longer have an un- cial hair and may have stolen her mones as adults. or have poor mental health, which was couched in the familiar activ-
fair advantage in women’s com- fertility. makes the rush to feed them hor- ist mantra: “It’s better to have a
petitions. But the sharp increase in 13- to mones and mutilate their bodies live son than a dead daughter.”
24-year-olds who identify as
The unfairness was clear when This is obscene emotional
University of Pennsylvania trans- blackmail, meant to frighten par-
gender swimmer Lia Thomas ents by claiming that, if they
started blitzing the competition. A don’t go along unquestioningly
mediocre swimmer when she with their toddler’s gender
competed against men, she be- whims, he or she will end up
came a superstar in the pool committing suicide.
against women after she swapped
genders. In any case, the data suggests
that puberty blockers and cross-
Thomas went from 554th sex hormones do not prevent sui-
ranked man in the 200 freestyle to cides, and in fact may increase the
the fastest woman in the 500 free- risk, according to a report re-
style at the NCAA Champion- leased last week by the Heritage
ships this year. Foundation.

Her teammates were so cowed Heritage compared annual
by the oppressive atmosphere youth suicide rates in states that
policed by gender zealots and allow children to access cross-sex
their craven university that they treatments without parental con-
were forced into silence or anon- sent to states that do not and
ymous griping. found a gap emerged after 2010
when puberty blockers and cross-
But the FINA ban is a promising sex hormones started to be used.
sign that the pendulum is swing-
ing back to normalcy on the gen- By 2020, the youth suicide rate
der madness we have been living in the easy-access states was 14
through, which has caused irre- percent higher than in the states
versible damage to a generation where parental consent was re-
of children. quired for treatment.

And it is a slap in the face to the The conclusion: “Easier access
Biden administration’s embrace of to puberty blockers and cross-sex
gender ideology as some sort of hormones by minors actually ex-
moral crusade. acerbated suicide rates . . . Science
does not demonstrate that pu-
Joe Biden probably thought his berty blockers and cross-sex hor-
executive order last week, “Ad- mones are necessary to prevent
vancing Equality for Lesbian, Gay, suicides. In fact, if anything, it
Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and demonstrates the opposite.”
Intersex Individuals,” was a win-
ner twice over. The emotional blackmail of gen-
der activists, blindly parroted by
It would earn him social cred in the media, only has served the in-
Pride Month, and it was one in terests of a multibillion-dollar
the eye for that ghastly Trump trans-tech industry in which cyni-
2.0, Ron DeSantis, who had cal pharmaceutical companies
signed a law banning Florida pump children with cancer-caus-
schools teaching kindergarteners ing, fertility-destroying chemicals
about sexual orientation and gen- to stop puberty, or induce cross
der identity. sex characteristics.

The president’s radical order None of it could happen without
overrides state laws which protect the enthusiastic participation of
parents’ rights and girls’ sports medical professionals who turn
and it promotes transgender their backs on their central obliga-
drugs and surgery for children. tion: “Do not harm the patient.”

But it will backfire on him spec- In a just world, the doctors who
tacularly at the ballot box, as par- sliced off teenagers’ breasts and
ents wake up to the damage of this filled their bodies with damaging
near-decade of cruel experimen- chemicals would go to jail. No
tation on children. doubt class actions are coming.

The tide is turning as more “de- Sports / Page 56
transitioners,” now young adults,
tell their tales of woe.

12 200+ slain GAMING
New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.comin Ethiopia
Jake Giles Netter/Paramount+; AP; Getty Images; 60 MinutesBy alex mitchell

Rebels deny attack Like they say: Go big or go home.
In 2003, a retired Midwestern
Witnesses in Ethiopia the OLA, saying the rebels couple in their 60s chose the
said Sunday that more than attacked “after being unable former by winning millions
200 people, mostly ethnic to resist the operations after discovering — and
Amhara, have been killed in launched by [federal] secu- exploiting — a legal loop-
an attack in the country’s rity forces.” hole in a lottery game
Oromia region and are sold across the United
blaming a rebel group, Spreading blame States.
which denies it. They are Jerry and
An OLA spokesman, Odaa Marge Selbee of Evart,
It is one of the deadliest Mich. Along with their
such attacks in recent mem- Tarbii, denied the allega- friends and neighbors,
ory as ethnic tensions con- they raked in cash for years
tinue in Africa’s second- tions. playing a game called Win-
most populous country. fall by figuring out exactly
“The attack you are refer- when buying up hordes of tickets
“I have counted 230 bod- would pay off. Their wild story is
ies. I am afraid this is the ring to was committed by now getting the cinematic treatment
deadliest attack against ci- in “Jerry & Marge Go Large,” star-
vilians we have seen in our the regime’s military and ring Bryan Cranston and Annette
lifetime,” Abdul-Seid Tahir, Bening, which debuted on Para-
a resident of Gimbi county, local militia as they re- mount+ Friday.
said after barely escaping Jerry, now a grandfather at 83, is the
the attack Saturday. treated from their camp in one who cracked the game. At one
time, the mathematician worked a
“We are burying them in Gimbi following our recent number-crunching role at Kellogg’s
mass graves, and we are still headquarters in Battle Creek.
collecting bodies. Federal offensive,” he said. Later, with his wife, Marge, now 84,
army units have now ar- he owned a corner store — one that
rived, but we fear that the “They escaped to an area had a lottery machine in it.
attacks could continue if When it came time to enter their
they leave.” called Tole, where they at- golden years, Jerry started spinning
the adventure partly from boredom.
Another witness, who tacked the local population “It gave us something to do every
gave only his first name of six weeks or so that was completely
Shambel, over fears for his and destroyed their prop- different,” Jerry Selbee told The Post.
safety, said the Amhara “Being retired, you can only do so
community is now desper- erty as retaliation for their much camping [or] picking rocks.”
ately seeking to be relo- Selbee realized that Winfall had a
cated somewhere else “be- perceived support for the pretty significant loophole. In Michi-
fore another round of mass gan, the game’s jackpot would “roll
killings happen.” OLA. Our fighters had not down” each week if no one won, ex-
panding the prize winnings. This
He said ethnic Amhara even reached that area happened until it capped out at $5
that settled in the area million. At that point, if no one hit all
about 30 years ago in reset- when the attacks took six numbers on their ticket, the prize
tlement programs are now would be allocated to a handful of
being “killed like chickens.” place.” lesser winners, who matched a ma-
jority of the winning digits.
Both witnesses blamed Ethiopia is experiencing
the Oromo Liberation Army The game begins
for the attacks. In a state- widespread ethnic tensions
ment, the Oromia regional This was where Selbee saw an
government also blamed in several regions, most of opening. In 2003, he figured out that,
by the law of averages, roll-down
them over historical griev- weeks guaranteed victory if you
bought enough tickets. He and Marge
ances and political tensions. bought thousands at a time.

The Amhara people, the “I decided I could play the game
and, as long as nobody won, other
second-largest ethnic group than me, it would be profitable,” Sel-
bee said.
among Ethiopia’s more than
At first, it took some trial and error.
110 million population, have “My first play, I played $2,200 . . .
but I lost $50,” he said.
been targeted frequently in The trick, he found, was to bet
more. The second time around, he put
regions such as Oromia. down $3,600 and won back $6,300.
“My third play, which is in the
The government-ap- movie, was $8,000, and I got back

pointed Ethiopian Human

Rights Commission on Sun-

day called on the federal

government find a “lasting

solution” to the killing of ci-

vilians and protect them $15,700. So I knew that the system who kicked in their own funds and
worked.” then divvied up the payouts.
from such attacks. AP
“Once you really look at it, it really “Each share of the corporation was
Duterte’s kid veep is a numbers game, where if you have $500,” Selbee said. Some members
enough numbers, you can make sure played 100 shares; others, like the
Sara Duterte, the daughter office on June 30. President- that you win enough that it takes care couple’s grandchildren, played “one
of the outgoing populist elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr., of your investment,” Larry Wilmore, or two shares — maybe three.”
president of the Philippi- Duterte’s running mate and who plays the Selbees’ accountant in
nes, took her oath Sunday the son of late dictator Ferdi- the film, told The Post. Michigan discontinued Winfall in
as vice president following nand Marcos, will take his 2005. But a relative of the couple told
a landslide electoral victory oath in Manila on June 30. “The fact that [Jerry and Marge] them that Massachusetts had a nearly
she clinched despite her fa- figured that out is fascinating,” Wil- identical game called Cash Winfall.
ther’s human-rights record “I’m not the best or the more said. Jerry crunched the numbers and
that saw thousands of drug most intelligent person in found it to be an even bigger winner,
suspects gunned down. the Philippines and the The small-ball strategy of winning due to the Bay State’s lower $2 mil-
world, but nobody can beat little on many, many tickets — while lion cap. He found a 92.8% chance
The inauguration in their the toughness of my heart mathematically rigged — was per- nobody would hit big.
southern hometown of as a Filipino,” Duterte said fectly law-abiding. But Jerry did start
Davao, where she’s the out- in a speech after she took a corporation, G S Investment Strate- So, Jerry and Marge began making
going mayor, comes two her oath before a Supreme gies, for extra “legal protection.” routine trips from Michigan to Mas-
weeks before she assumes Court associate justice. AP sachusetts on roll-down weeks. They
According to a report from Massa- visited small towns and kept a low
chusetts’ Office of the Inspector profile.
General, G S Investment had 32
members, 20 of whom were relatives, Their first attempt won the group a

THE SYSTEM 13

ALL THEY DID How the lotto got New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com
WAS WIN: Bryan played by a nice
Cranston and Annette
Bening star as Jerry
and Marge Selbee in
“Jerry & Marge Go
Large.” The Selbees
made millions gaming
the lottery (inset).

Midwestern couple

TOTAL PLAYERS: The film debuted at
the Tribeca Film Festival with actors and
inspirations Larry Wilmore (above, from left),
Rainn Wilson, Jake McDorman, Devyn
McDowell, Anya Kayne, the Selbees (also
inset), Cranston, Uly Schlesinger and
Lindsay Rootare in attendance.

45% profit on 60,000 tickets that “It was something we looked their campus friends to invest, us- couple’s legendary run. to an end sooner or later.”
equated to a $120,000 bet, the re- forward to,” he said. “It was some- ing a system similar to the Sel- In 2011, the Boston Globe put All these years later, Jerry and
port indicated. For years to come, thing different and it was profita- bees’: They formed Random
they raked in money, investing up ble and it was able to help our Strategies Investments LLC, out a series of reports that ex- Marge are still tight-lipped on
to $720,000 at a time. They lost family and help our friends out named after their dorm. plained the big-bet strategy to the how large they really went.
money once, in 2008, when some- with a little financial boost.” public in addition to other no-
one actually won the jackpot. In 2010, a cross-country rivalry ticed inconsistencies in the lot- “I’d rather not say [my net
Due to the high earnings, G S emerged between the Selbees and tery game, prompting the inspec- profit],” Selbee said with a laugh.
The process took days, involving Investment Strategies was audited the MIT crew, as each party took tor general’s explosive report. “I’ll just say it was over a million.”
“visually inspecting approxi- on multiple occasions by the IRS away from the other’s winnings in
mately 60,000 paper betting slips, and Massachusetts state agencies. Massachusetts. Party, crashed The true number was closer to
each with five panels of six-num- Jerry kept every losing ticket $7.75 million, according to the
ber bets printed on them,” the re- stored in his home, just in case. Soon, the college kids found a As a result, the Selbees played Huffington Post.
port noted. The Selbees “would way to re-rig the game. their last Winfall in 2012, when
cull the winning tickets while still Stiff competition the game was discontinued. And when all was said and
in Massachusetts and then drive “They single-handedly bought done, the Selbees — along with
the losing tickets back to Michigan The Selbees weren’t the only ones enough tickets to push the jackpot “The lottery became really em- several of their investors — re-
where they would sort through the to discover the game’s loophole. to $2 million, triggering a roll-down barrassed, so they shut it down,” mained in the town. They still live
losing tickets again because they that no one else was expecting and Selbee added. there today, Jerry and officials
invariably missed some winners.” Dr. Ying Zhang, a Boston Uni- that was never announced to bet- from Evart confirmed.
versity medical school graduate tors on the lottery website,” the re- “Everyone got paid off when
For Selbee, though, “it didn’t in 2003, created his own system to port surmised. “As a result, the Massachusetts terminated the “Life didn’t change at all. In fact,
seem like work,” because it was win. A collegiate duo, James Har- MIT group virtually monopolized game. Everyone that was in the it slowed down, because we didn’t
time together with Marge. vey and Yuran Lu of MIT, got the winnings from this drawing.” corporation, every member, had a have anything to do for that two
profit over the long run, so they weeks out of six,” Selbee said.
This controversial move — were essentially happy . . . We “We continued to go to breakfast
which had been investigated by were disappointed the game was every day, we continued to have
the state lottery — was the begin- ended, but all good things come coffee with friends, I continued to
ning of the end for the Michigan play poker with my buddies and
life was just back to normal.”

New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com14 Mogul gets stuck in a Grut

Page A vastly expensive redevelopment of a clas- Fly Chicken — opened in September and ones who seemed to eat there.)
Six® sic Firestone tire garage has hit the skids. But were immediately packed with Grutman’s But insiders told Page Six exclusively that
Page Six hears that its owner thinks it might many celebrity friends, including Pharrell
Ian still turn the corner. Williams, David and Victoria Beckham they’re not actually boarded up. There’s once
Mohr and Foodgod Jonathan Cheban. again construction going on behind the scenes,
Miami mogul David Grutman — who’s had because they’re moving Sushi Fly Chicken into
[email protected] a string of successes in Miami nightlife, in- But the onetime rubber emporium quickly be- the larger Winker’s space and turning the va-
cluding the ever-popular LIV nightclub — gan to look a little . . . tired. Winker’s and Tooth- cated premises into a bar fronted by the wildly
Oli Coleman seems to have finally got himself a lemon after fairy closed up shop less than 60 days later. popular Canadian-American bro-centric influ-
he bought the art deco building for some $10 encers the Nelk Boys, who have their own line
[email protected] million and spent four years turning it into a Then, Sushi Fly Chicken — which hosted of hard seltzers called Happy Dad.
complex with three restaurants, with all three birthdays for both Victoria and her son, Ro-
Mara Siegler of them shut down within a year. meo — also crash-landed recently, and Miami It’ll be the first time that the prank-happy
spies told us all the storefronts are boarded group — which boasts a stunning 8.5 million
[email protected] The trio of spots — an upscale version of a up. (Some locals have even been joking that followers across platforms — has had its own
classic 1950s diner, Winker’s, a sweets store the spots were cursed with a “Posh and Becks brick-and-mortar bar in which to sling its pop-
Carlos Greer called Toothfairy Bakery and trendy Sushi Hex,” kidding that the couple are the only ular bubbly booze.

[email protected] She’s with the brand

Tashara Jones Va-va- JoHNNy Depp fans are continuing their
voom at the overheated adoration of lawyer Camille
[email protected] Boom Room! Gigi
Hadid masks up for Vasquez after her team pulled out a win
Jen lettuce know for the star against Amber Heard in

JENNIfER Aniston is putting their highly publicized defamation trial.
a stop to a yearslong mix-up re- agent Luiz Mattos’ 50th In addition to praising her on social me-
garding the salad she ate every birthday at the Stan-
day for lunch while shooting dia, fans have now created merchandise
“Friends.” “I’m sorry, I feel like
I’m disappointing everybody, but dard Hotel, with mom dedicated to the attorney, with some
that’s not my salad,” Aniston told and pop arriving items even pushing the legal eagle to run
Shape of the viral recipe. “It looks
delicious, but it’s not the salad separately. for president. Items include T-shirts, hood-
that I had on ‘Friends.’ ” The ies, magnets and candles with Vasquez’s
whispers began when Courte- Missing an era
ney Cox told the LA Times in name and likeness. Some items find followers
2010 that Aniston ate the same SINGER-SONGWRITER Paul
“doctored-up Cobb salad” every comparing her to Depp’s ex, with phrases such as, Williams said he “misplaced” the
day on set. The recipe has been 1980s due to his alcoholism at the
re-created thousands of times on “In a world full of Ambers, be a Camille.” Other time. “I drank, I used, as most peo-
TikTok and Instagram, with ple do for about seven minutes,
many believing it was made fa- merch includes obscure quotes from Vasquez’s and then by the time I got sober, I
mous by its namesake. But Ani- had misplaced a decade,” he ex-
ston has no idea where the “Jen- cross-examination of Heard, including quips such clusively told Page Six’s Nicki
nifer Aniston Salad” started. Gostin at the Songwriters Hall of
as, “Respectfully, that’s not my question.” Another Fame Annual Induction & Awards
Gala on Thursday night. “The ’80s
option compares the attorney to Wonder Woman. were gone for me,” the 81-year-old
(above) added. “I was incredibly
Taking things a step further, some fans of Depp productive and fortunate and
lucky, lucky, lucky in the ’70s. In
have suggested the lawyer and her client should the ’80s, I stayed home and alpha-
betized my canned goods.” Willi-
now date — or perhaps already have — an accusa- ams — who was honored with the
prestigious Johnny Mercer Award
tion Vasquez has denied, calling the practice of at the gala — certainly was “in-
credibly productive” in the 1970s,
dating clients “unethical.” Put that on a shirt. including co-writing the Carpen-
ters’ “We’ve Only Just Begun.”
Sightings

FORMER Trump attorney Michael Cohen
and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s right-hand
woman Melissa DeRosa dining at separate ta-
bles, side by side, at Casa Cipriani . . . “THE
Bachelor” star Matt James and on-and-off-
screen girlfriend Rachael Kirkconnell at lux-
ury Calilo resort in Greece . . . SOCCER god
Neymar at the 53rd annual World Series of
Poker at Bally’s Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.

Mr. Mayor takes party to Hamps

MAYOR Eric Adams got a big welcome summer.” Adams also gave a speech about
in the Hamptons this weekend, with a
source telling us people were lining up to Juneteenth to Rabbi Marc Schneier’s con-
take selfies with him. Adams was seen at
He def does mind hot spot 75 Main following a speech and gregation at the Hampton Synagogue and
fund-raising event on Saturday. A spy told
HOuRS after dropping his sev- us, “People were lining up for selfies. Cars attended a fund-raising event
enth studio album, “Honestly, Nev- were beeping. It felt like a Yankees game
ermind,” Friday night, Drake with all the cheering and yelling.” We’re thrown by Carol and oFnolTlowwittuesr
(above) hit Miami hot spot Gala to told Adams spent some time soaking up
celebrate. A source told Page Six he the fanfare before moving into a back gar- Jerry Levin, Nancy
arrived around 1 a.m. with a small den to conduct meetings. Southampton Hollander and p.r.
crew — all decked out in his new Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman was
merch — and partied till 5 a.m. spotted sitting down with the mayor. We guru Ken Sunshine. A
Guests included DJ Khaled, Heat hear Mitch Modell stopped by to say @Pagerep for Adam’s told us,
star P.J. Tucker and director hello. This likely won’t be the last time Ad-
Michael Bay, who was seen down- ams will be out east this summer. “He was “He definitely didn’t
ing tequila shots with the rapper. saying he loves the Hamptons and is com- say he wants to be in Six
Drake was at Prime 112 on Saturday ing in a few weeks,” said a spy. “He was the Hamptons all sum-
with friends, where we’re told he saying this is where he wants to be in the
shut down the restaurant bar. mer, your sources are

TheImageDirect.com wrong on that. The only thing

the mayor wants to do ‘all summer’ is work

to reduce crime in the city, and our efforts

have seen early success in reducing shoot-

ings and gun violence. Mayor Adams was

meeting with the supervisor to discuss mu-

tual efforts to create affordable housing.”

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INVASION 17

‘YEARS’-LONG WAR New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022
AP

The UK’s army chief nypost.com
warned British soldiers to
“prepare to fight in Europe KEEP IT UP:
once again” amid the Firefighters extinguish
Ukraine-Russia war — and
mounting fears that Belarus flames after Russian
troops could join the inva- shelling in Mykolaiv,
sion. Ukraine, as NATO Sec-
retary-General Jens
Gen. Sir Patrick Sanders, in
a message to his soldiers, said Stoltenberg (right)
Russia’s attack on Ukraine called for continued
“underlines our core purpose support for Ukraine.
to protect the UK by being
ready to right and win wars NATO chief warns of protracted conflict
on land,” according to Sky
News. By Mark Moore cause of rising energy and food mission recommended Ukraine Gaidai said, pointing out that the
prices,” he said. for candidate status, a develop- Azot chemical plant where hun-
Sir Sanders, who just took The head of NATO cautioned ment that would allow Kyiv to re- dreds of people have sought shel-
over the top post, described on Sunday that the war in Russia launched its invasion in alize a long-standing goal that ap- ter was hit twice.
himself as the first chief of Ukraine could last years and Ukraine on Feb. 24 and set out to peared to be out of reach before
the general staff since 1941 to urged Western nations to con- quickly take the capital Kyiv, but the Russian invasion. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volo-
take command of the army tinue to provide military and hu- determined Ukrainian forces de- Ukrainian cities in the east con- dymyr Zelensky, who has been
“in the shadow of a land war manitarian assistance in its fight terred the onslaught. Since then, tinued to be bombarded by Rus- hailed for his efforts to rally the
in Europe involving a conti- against Russia. the battlefield has shifted. sian rockets on Sunday. Severo- Ukrainian people and resist the
nental power. donetsk came under heavy Russian attack, said Sunday that
Secretary-General Jens Stolten- Moscow has concentrated its rocket and artillery fire. he met with soldiers on the front-
“There is now a burning berg said providing state-of-the- forces in the Donbas region, where line near Mykolaiv, a region
imperative to forge an Army art weaponry to Ukrainian troops Russian troops had been assisting “The situation in Sievierodo- about 340 miles south of Kyiv.
capable of fighting alongside is critical in their effort to free pro-separatists since President netsk is very difficult,” said Ser-
our allies and defeating Rus- the eastern Donbas region from Vladimir Putin illegally annexed hiy Gaidai, the Ukrainian-ap- “I talked to our defenders —
sia in battle,” he said. Russian control, Bild am Sonntag Crimea in 2014. The United States pointed governor of Luhansk. the military, the police, the Na-
reported. “We must prepare for and its Western allies have sent tional Guard,” he said,.
“We are the generation that the fact that it could take years. billions of dollars’ worth of arma- He said Russian troops were
must prepare the Army to We must not let up in supporting ment to Ukraine since February, deploying drones for air recon- “Their mood is assured: they all
fight in Europe once again.” Ukraine,” Stoltenberg said. including high-tech missile sys- naissance to guide the strikes in do not doubt our victory,” Zelen-
tems, helicopters, howitzers, tacti- response to changing defenses. skiy said. “We will not give the
Sir Sanders’ pronounce- “Even if the costs are high, not cal vehicles and drones. “Areas near the bridges have south to anyone, and all that is
ment comes as an expert in only for military support, also be- been heavily shelled again,” ours we will take back.”
Russian foreign policy said On Friday, the European Com-
military training exercises [email protected]
held near the Belarus-
Ukraine border could indi-
cate that the Moscow ally
might join the war.

“The concern is that [Rus-
sian President Vladimir] Pu-
tin has been trying to put
pressure on [Belarus Presi-
dent Alexander] Lukashenko
and force him to take a more
aggressive stance to launch
more aggressive actions out
of Belarus involving Belaru-
sian troops,” said Mark Voy-
ger, a senior fellow with the
Transatlantic Defense and
Security Program at the Cen-
ter for European Analysis, ac-
cording to Express.co.uk.

The military exercises that
Belarus will be holding in
June and July in the Gomel
region are likely just a cover
for an impending invasion, he
said.

New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com18 screen star: Paul Deadly
Haggis took home the ISIS raid
Director Oscar for Best Original on Sikh
is held in Screenplay in 2006 for temple
sex case
“Crash,” which he wrote ISIS claimed responsibil-
and directed and which ity for a weekend attack on
also won Best Picture. a Sikh temple in Afghani-
stan’s capital, Kabul, that
By Ben Kesslen the airport when she resisted. killed at least one worship-
Employees at the airport per and wounded seven
Film director Paul Haggis was others.
detained in Italy on Sunday after brought the woman to police,
being accused of sexually assault- who took her to the hospital, The The Islamic militant
ing a woman, local reports say. Daily Beast reported. group made the claim in a
statement on its Amaq web-
Haggis, 69, who wrote and di- It was unclear where Haggis site late Saturday. The state-
rected the Oscar-winning 2005 was being detained. ment said the assault on
movie “Crash,” is being investi- “the Sikh and Hindu tem-
gated over allegations that he Italian authorities said the uni- ple” was in response to al-
forced a “young foreign woman” dentified woman “formalized her leged insults made against
to have “nonconsensual” sex with complaint and cited circumstan- the Prophet Mohammed, Is-
him over the course of two days, ces which were subsequently lam’s central figure, by an
reports said, citing prosecutors in looked into for confirmation by Indian government official
the southern city of Brindisi. investigators.” it did not name.

Many of the details of the alle- Hollywood acclaim Gunmen attacked the Sikh
gations remain unclear, but prose- house of worship Saturday
cutors Antonio Negro and Livia The Canadian-born Haggis is morning, and a firefight be-
Orlando said in a statement that tween the attackers and Tal-
the woman needed medical care an acclaimed director, writer and iban fighters seeking to pro-
after the alleged encounter. tect the building ensued,
producer. In 2006, he took home Afghan officials said.
“The woman was accompanied
by the man” to Brindisi Airport in the Oscar for Best Original WireImage A vehicle filled with ex-
the Puglia region Sunday and plosives was detonated out-
“was left there at dawn despite Screenplay for “Crash,” which side the temple, but that re-
[her] precarious physical and psy- sulted in no casualties. Be-
chological conditions,” the state- also won Best Picture. fore that, the gunmen threw
ment said. a hand grenade that caused
He also wrote and produced Haggis accused of a fire near the temple’s gate,
Haggis was in the nearby city of assaulting woman the officials said.
Ostuni for the Allora interna- 2004’s “Million Dollar Baby” and over 2 days in Italy
tional film festival The extremists said Abu
was a screenwriter for the James Mohammed al-Tajiki, a
According to The Daily Beast, member of the group,
Haggis allegedly held the woman Bond film “Casino Royale” and stormed the temple after
captive in his hotel room. Citing a killing the guard and then
local police source, the news site story writer for “Letters from Iwo targeted the people inside
reported that he tried to fly the with machine-gun fire and
woman out of Italy and left her at Jima,” both released in 2006. hand grenades.

Haggis’ lawyer, Priya Chaudhry, ISIS fighters outside the
temple detonated four ex-
denied the accusation. plosive devices and a car
bomb targeting patrols of
“I am confident that all allega- Taliban militia who tried to
protect the temple. The bat-
tions will be dismissed against tle ended after three hours,
the Amaq report said.
Mr. Haggis,” the attorney said.
The Sikh Coalition, the
“He is totally innocent and willing largest Sikh civil-rights or-
ganization based in the
to fully cooperate with the au- United States, said the tem-
ple was significantly dam-
thorities so the truth comes out aged by the attack.

quickly.” With Wires “The recurring tragic vio-
lence targeting the Afghan
British troops grounded over orgy Sikh community is devas-
Hundreds of British para- vealed this month that eight Gen. Sir Patrick Sanders, was committed, Sanders standards,” Sanders wrote. tating, but also entirely pre-
troopers have been banned members were under police chief of the British army, said in the letter that the in- He added that “such be- dictable and preventable,”
from a NATO deployment investigation over videos of notified his commanding cident could have appeared Anisha Singh, the group’s
after videos surfaced of sol- them having sex with a civil- officers in a letter that he to “denigrate women” and havior is unacceptable, cor- executive director, said in a
diers having an orgy with a ian woman in the Merville would not “risk the mission went against the army’s val- rosive and detrimental to statement late Saturday.
woman in a barracks as oth- barracks in Colchester. or the reputation of the ues. the army’s reputation,” ac-
ers watched, reports said. British army” by sending cording to The Times. “The international com-
The woman had been the troops abroad, The “My message to the army munity, and in particular
The cancellation of the 3rd sneaked into the barracks as Times reported. is clear — our license to op- “I am not prepared to risk the United States, continues
Battalion Parachute Regi- many as 31 times over the erate is founded on trust and the NATO mission or the to fall short of urgently-
ment’s mission to the Bal- past five months, according Although military police confidence, and we must reputation of the British needed efforts to protect
kans came after it was re- to The Times of London. determined that no crime hold ourselves to the highest army by deploying 3 Para at and safely resettle all Af-
this time.” Patrick Reilly ghan Sikhs and Hindus.” AP

19New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com

‘Right’ slap at Macron
French prez losing “There’s no alternative but criticizing “a moral failure of
parliament majority gathering to guarantee our coun- those people who lectured ev-
try some stability and lead the eryone nonstop and said they
necessary reforms,” she added. would block the far-right, and
the main result is that they rein-
Borne, who won a seat in west- forced it.”
ern France, suggested Macron’s
centrist alliance will seek sup- Must compromise
port from lawmakers from di-
By Sylvie corBet are borne out. verse political forces to find Macron’s government will still
A new coalition — made up of “good compromises.”
French President Emmanuel have the ability to rule, but only
Macron’s centrist alliance was the hard left, the Socialists and The National Rally’s leader,
projected to lose its majority de- the Greens — is expected to be- Marine Le Pen, who lost to Ma- by bargaining with legislators.
spite getting the most seats in the come the main opposition force cron in the presidential election,
final round of parliamentary with about 140 to 160 seats. was re-elected as MP in her The centrists could try to negoti-
elections Sunday, while the far- stronghold of Hénin-Beaumont,
right National Rally appeared to The National Rally is projected in northern France. ate on a case by case basis with
have made big gains. to register a huge surge with po-
tentially more than 80 seats, up “The Macron adventure has lawmakers from the center-left
The projections, which are from eight before. Polling was reached its end,” Le Pen said.
based on partial results, say Ma- held nationwide to select the 577 The group of National Rally law- and from the conservative party
cron’s candidates would win be- members of the assembly. makers “will be by far the biggest
tween 230 and 250 seats — much of the history of our political — with the goal of preventing
less than the 289 required to have The strong performance of family.”
a straight majority at the Na- both the National Rally and the opposition lawmakers from be-
tional Assembly, France’s most leftist coalition called Nupes, led Acting National Rally presi-
powerful house of parliament. by hard-left leader Jean-Luc Me- dent Jordan Bardella compared ing numerous enough to reject
lenchon, is expected to make it his party’s showing to a “tsu-
The situation, which is highly harder for Macron (pictured) to nami.” “Tonight’s message is that the proposed measures.
unusual in France, is expected to implement the agenda he was re- the French people made . . . Em-
make Macron’s political maneu- elected on in May, including tax manuel Macron a minority presi- The government could also oc-
vering difficult if the projections cuts and raising France’s retire- dent,” he said on TF1 television.
ment age from 62 to 65. Prime Minister Elisabeth casionally use a special measure
Borne said the “unprecedented” “It’s the electoral failure of the
situation “is a risk to our country ‘Macronie’,” Mélenchon said, provided by the French Constitu-
faced with challenges at the na-
tional level as well as at the inter- tion to adopt a law without a
national scale.”
vote.
“As the central force in that
new Assembly . . . we will work, Government spokesperson
as of tomorrow, to build an ac-
tion-oriented majority,” she said. Olivia Grégoire said on France 2

television that “we’ve known bet-

ter evenings. This is a disap-

pointing top position, but still a

top position.” AP

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Deputy ‘kneeled on inmate’s head’

Twitter/@KnockDotLA; AP CaSey Skudin
Killed when tree fell on SUV.

Tree-fall
FDNYer’s
wife: He
was hero

More trouble: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Douglas Johnson appears to kneel on the head of inmate Enzo Escalate in this video The widow of an FDNY
(above) that was leaked to Knock LA. He also is accused of sharing photos of the bodies of Kobe and Gianna Bryant (left). veteran killed when a tree
fell on the family’s SUV in
By Ben Kesslen Kobe-pic cop’s North Carolina told The
‘abuse’ shocker Post on Sunday that her self-
The cop who allegedly took and less husband died the way
shared photos of Kobe Bryant’s ing to prevent the video from be- similarities to widely publicized ral,” according to a court papers. he would have chosen —
body after his fatal helicopter ing introduced as evidence when George Floyd use of force. “The gratuitous sharing contin- with everyone else spared.
crash also stands accused of once Vanessa’s suit heads to trial in late
kneeling on an inmate’s head for 3 July, claiming it’s irrelevant, ac- “The only reason Plaintiff would ued in the following days and “I have more of a smile on
minutes. cording to USA Today. seek to elicit testimony about weeks and included such outra- my face than tears in my
Deputy Johnson’s altercation with geous conduct as flaunting the eyes thinking about the
Video of the alleged abuse is “The March 2021 County jail in- the inmate and LASD’s response is photos in a bar while pantomim- kind of person he was,’’ An-
now at the center of the legal bat- cident has nothing to do with this to impugn Deputy Johnson’s and ing dismemberment, showing off gela Skudin said of her hus-
tle involving Bryant’s widow’s case,” the county said in court Sheriff [Alex] Villanueva’s charac- the photos over cocktails at an band Casey, a Bravest dad
lawsuit against Los Angeles docs reviewed by the paper. ter,” the county claims in court awards gala, and casually texting who would have turned 46
County. documents. “This is improper.” the photos to a group chat of vid- on Father’s Day on Sunday.
According to the Los Angeles eo-game buddies while playing
Vanessa Bryant claims that sher- Times, the sheriff’s office tried to Vanessa Bryant has said she lives ‘Call of Duty,’ ” her lawyers have “If it had to happen, it
iff’s Deputy Douglas Johnson cover up Johnson’s treatment of “in fear” that pictures of her dead said in previous court papers. happened the way he
helped violate the privacy of her Escalante, “given its nature and its husband and daughter will “go vi- wanted it to happen — he
late husband and daughter, Gi- took it for everyone,” she
anna, when county workers said of the fatal freak acci-
shared pictures of their remains. dent outside the Biltmore
Estate in Asheville on Fri-
The NBA legend and Gianna, 13, day afternoon. “He did ev-
died Jan. 26, 2020, in a helicopter erything for us.”
crash along with six other passen-
gers and the pilot. Angela was in the car along
with her husband at the time,
Leaked video as was their 10-year-old son
and his older brother. Angela
Johnson is now facing more and the older boy escaped
scrutiny over the release of video with scratches, while the
leaked to Knock LA, which shows younger child was set to be
him kneeling on the head of Enzo released from a North Caro-
Escalate, who was handcuffed at lina hospital Monday and ex-
the time. pected to make a full recov-
ery, she said.
Lawyers for the county are try-
“It was crazy. I was the
Colombia votes in its first leftist prez only one that wasn’t
knocked out,” Angela said.
Leftist Gustavo Petro, a Petro beat construction capital Bogota and current cially a ban on new oil pro- tion to a list of Latin Ameri- “Just watching your hus-
former member of the M-19 magnate Rodolfo Hernandez senator, has pledged to fight jects — have startled some band die and you can’t do
guerrilla movement who has with an unexpectedly wide inequality with free univer- investors, although he has can countries that have anything is really insane.”
vowed profound social and margin of 719,975 votes. sity education, pension re- promised to respect current
economic change, won Co- forms and high taxes on un- contracts. elected progressives in re- Casey Skudin, 45, was a 16-
lombia’s presidency Sunday, The two had been techni- productive land. He won year veteran of New York’s
the first progressive to do so cally tied in polling ahead of 50.5% to Hernandez’s 47.3%. This campaign was Petro’s cent years. Petro’s running Bravest and was stationed at
in the country’s history. the vote. third presidential bid, and his Ladder 137 in the Rocka-
Petro’s proposals — espe- victory adds the Andean na- mate, Francia Marquez, will be ways, the department said.
Petro, a former mayor of
the country’s first Afro-Co- He had planned the family
trip to the Carolinas to cele-
lombian female vice presi- brate Father’s Day and his
46th birthday, his wife said.
dent. Reuters
Casey Skudin earned nu-
merous commendations for
heroism on the job.

Haley Brown
and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

2 hurt as 21New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com
LES salon
set alight Sarge’s bid to adopt orphan pup

Two people were injured A ‘DAD’
after a firebug set a Lower FOR DOG
East Side beauty salon OF wAR
ablaze on Sunday, police By GaBrielle FonrouGe “While Cooper remained pro-
and sources said. tective, Sgt. Macintire didn’t give Paws of War
A US soldier stationed in the up. Having been raised in a boy’s
The frightening scene Middle East has one Father’s Day group home, he admired Cooper’s tough and tender: Army Sgt. Macintire cradles CJ, the puppy he
unfolded just before 5 p.m. wish this year: to save the puppy protective fatherly nature for his rescued on a Mideast deployment and wants to send to his family in Utah.
at the Sa Sa II Beauty Sa- he found near base and get it to his family,” Paws of War told The
lon, located at 129 Eldridge family in Utah. Post. the critical veterinary care that “But it’s something we can’t do
St., when the suspect she needed. alone. We [need] support [from]
poured gasoline inside the US Army Sgt. Macintire, a dad of “He was patient in waiting for people in the community to help
location and set it on fire, six currently on his 15th deploy- Cooper to trust him and begin tak- The ailing pup nearly didn’t cover the costs. Every small dona-
police said. ment overseas, found the pup he ing food, leading to him being al- make it. But now, she’s back in one tion adds up to a big successful
named CJ while out on patrol and lowed to get close to the pups.” piece and eager to meet her new mission.”
A 60-year-old woman and is now hoping he can transport forever family in Utah, Paws of
a 46-year-old man suffered her back home with the help of The soldiers soon forged a bond War said. The group is collecting dona-
burns and were hospital- supporters and the New York- with the dog family and spent tions for the effort on its website.
ized in stable condition, po- based nonprofit Paws of War. time playing with them and feed- “We are always happy to help
lice said. ing them until one day, the our soldiers get the animals they “CJ has fought to live, and after
“Getting CJ back to my family in pooches suddenly vanished. saved while deployed to their fam- all she has been through, she de-
No arrests were immedi- Utah will be the best Father’s Day ilies, so they are waiting for them serves some good on her side,”
ately reported. present,” Macintire, who can’t dis- Soon, Macintire made a grisly when the soldier returns home,” Macintire said.
close his first name or the country discovery — Cooper’s body. said Dereck Cartright, a disabled
Witnesses told The Post where he is stationed, told The veteran who works as a stateside “I want her to have a safe and
that the salon’s front door Post. “He was meant to be with my As the soldiers kept searching logistics coordinator for the happy life with no more
was locked at the time of the family. It’s going to be great!” for the rest of the family, they only nonprofit. suffering.”
arson and those trapped in- managed to find one puppy still
side were pounding on the The soldier came across CJ around, and she was sick, afraid [email protected]
door in a desperate bid to when she was still nursing from and in desperate need of
flee to safety as the building her mother alongside a dusty road assistance.
quickly filled with smoke. close to base.
Macintire said he “vowed to be-
Nick Gerrard, 30, who was When he walked over to get a come” the dog’s new dad and
having a drink next door, said closer look, he saw CJ and her sib- christened her Cooper Junior, or
he tried to break the glass lings were in bad shape and in CJ for short, and reached out to
door with a stool, before he need of help. But their doggy dad, Paws of War for help.
and another witness were fi- who was later named Cooper,
nally able to pry it open. came between Macintire and the Healing first
babies, forcing him to keep his
He said a man whose distance. The nonprofit helps soldiers
“clothes were fully burned navigate the complicated process
off” ran out of the building, Macintire decided to give it an- of transporting animals they res-
followed by one or two other shot the next day and came cue overseas back to the US and
more people. back with some other soldiers and immediately stepped in to first re-
some food so he could start gain- locate CJ to an emergency clinic in
The fire was placed un- ing Cooper’s trust. the Middle East so she could get
der control by about 5:30
p.m., the FDNY said.

Larry Celona
and Haley Brown

Mex. marine
held in slays

A Mexican marine was ar-

rested Sunday on suspicion

of shooting dead two of his

comrades and a woman at a

military installation in the

north of the country, the

navy said. Texas GOP rejects Biden’s election

The two marines and the

woman, a civilian, were

shot during the early hours

at a naval station in Mulege,

a town on the Sea of Cortes

in the state of Baja Califor- Republicans in Texas for- unfounded electoral fraud hold that acting President second highest after Cali- believe the 2020 presiden-
mally rejected President allegations came as a bipar- Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. fornia. Voters there have tial election was stolen
nia Sur, the navy said. Biden’s election in 2020 as tisan congressional com- was not legitimately elected backed Republican presi- from Donald Trump. State
illegitimate and voted in a mittee seeks to definitively by the people of the United dents for the past four dec- and federal judges dis-
The navy did not explain statewide convention that and publicly debunk the States,” the party said in a ades. missed more than 50 law-
wrapped up this weekend false idea that Biden did not resolution, passed in a voice suits brought by Trump and
what had prompted the at- on a party platform that win the election. vote at its convention. The White House had no his allies challenging the
calls homosexuality an “ab- comment. election while reviews and
tack, which is under investi- normal lifestyle choice.” “We reject the certified Texas is a major player in audits found no evidence of
results of the 2020 presi- US presidential politics, According to a recent widespread fraud. Reuters
gation. The party’s embrace of dential election, and we with 38 electoral votes, the Reuters-Ipsos poll, about
two-thirds of Republicans
The navy did not release

the names of the victims or

of the suspect, or give his

rank. Reuters

22 India’s New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com Wildfires ravage Crushed
flood toll hot, dry Europe by tree on
hits 62 Firefighters in Spain and dropping temperatures ish cities throughout the In North Central Na- Palisades
Germany struggled to Sunday morning. That al- week — temperatures usu- varra, authorities have
Massive flooding and mud- contain wildfires on Sun- lowed for about 650 fire- ally expected in August. evacuated some 15 small A pickup truck passenger
slides in northeastern India’s day amid an unusual heat fighters supported by wa- villages as a precaution, as was killed Sunday when a
Assam state have claimed wave in Western Europe ter-dumping aircraft to es- A lack of rainfall this the high temperatures in tree fell on the vehicle on a
eight more lives, officials said for this time of year. tablish a perimeter around year combined with gust- the area are not expected parkway in New York’s
Sunday, taking the death toll the fire that started in ing winds have produced to drop until Wednesday. northern suburbs, accord-
to 62 from weeks of heavy The worst damage in Zamora’s Sierra de la Cul- ideal conditions for the ing to a report.
rains that caused one of Asia’s Spain has been in the ebra. Authorities warned fires. Germany has also seen
largest rivers to overflow. northwest province of there was still danger that numerous wildfires in re- The freak accident oc-
Zamora, where more than an unfavorable shift in “The fire was able to cent days following a pe- curred in the northbound
Assam’s disaster manage- 61,000 acres have been weather could revive the cross a reservoir some riod of intense heat and lanes of the Palisades Park-
ment agency said 32 of the consumed, regional au- blaze that caused the evac- 500 meters wide and little rain. The national way near Exit 16 in Rock-
state’s 35 districts were un- thorities said, while Ger- uation of 18 villages. reach the other side, to weather agency said the land County at about 4 p.m.,
derwater as the swollen man officials said resi- give you an idea of the dif- mercury reached 102.6 F News 12 Westchester re-
Brahmaputra River broke its dents of three villages Spain has been on alert ficulties we faced,” Juan in the eastern cities of ported, citing police.
banks, displacing more than near Berlin were ordered for an outbreak of intense Suárez-Quiñones, an offi- Dresden and Cottbus on
3 million people. The Indian to leave their homes be- wildfires as much of the cial for Castilla y León re- Sunday. Three people were inside
army was called in for res- cause of an approaching country swelters under gion, told Spanish state the red truck when it was
cue efforts, and the air force wildfire Sunday. record temperatures for television TVE. Strong winds have been struck by the falling tree.
remained on standby. June. Experts link the ab- fanning a blaze near the
Spanish authorities said normally hot period for There have been no re- town of Treuenbrietzen, The front seat passenger
The Brahmaputra flows that after three days of Europe to climate change. ports of lives lost, but the about 30 miles southwest was killed and the driver
from China’s Tibet through high temperatures, high Thermometers have risen flames reached the out- of Berlin, prompting offi- and rear passenger were
India and into Bangladesh winds and low humidity, above 104 F in many Span- skirts of some villages cials to order three villa- hospitalized, according to
on a nearly 500-mile jour- some respite came with both in Zamora and in Na- ges evacuated Sunday. AP the report.
ney through Assam. varra.
Photos from the scene
On Sunday, four people show the mangled remains
went missing when a boat of the vehicle that veered
capsized in eastern Assam’s off the road during the ac-
Dibrugarh district, with cident.
search operations hampered
by strong currents. Police closed off the
northbound lanes of the
Forecasters are expecting parkway for several hours
a respite from rains after in- as they investigated and
cessant downpours. AP cleared the crash.

Kenneth Garger

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NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION – JUNE 28, 2022

CANDIDATE LIST (Subject to Change)

All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

NE YORK COUNTY MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Dawn Sanders
70TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 71ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Sharase DeBouse
The Board of Elections in the City of New # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 James Ratti
York, Pursuant to the Provisions of the Inez E. Dickens Maria A. Luna Carlos Diaz
Election Law, notice is hereby given that Delsenia Glover Ayisha Oglivie Leilani Irvin
the Primary Election in New York County Shawanna E. Vaughn FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Raul Reyes
will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022, MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 72ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Marlon J. Ruiz
between the hours of 6A.M. and 9P.M. The 71ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Juhaib Choudhury
following public offices and party positions # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Mary Richman Group
appear on the ballot in specified districts: Alfred E. Taylor Argentina Cruz Kaliris Yimar Salas
Luis M. Te ada Jasinta Delacruz DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - 71ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
72ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 76TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 16
GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Manny De Los Santos Erica A. Vladimer Melba Espaillat
Thomas R. Suozzi Nayma Silver-Matos Joyce Short Jenny D. Garcia
Kathy C. Hochul Silvia Smith MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Silvia Abreu
Jumaane D. Williams MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 68TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Dale Nelson
73RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Antonio L. Hasbun
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Kelmy Rodriquez Evangelina Fermin
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 May Malik Nicholas Reyes Amy Slattery
Ana Maria Archila Kellie Leeson Eugene A. Rodriguez Yocelyn Tarazona
Diana Reyna Adam E. Roberts MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Katherine Acosta
Antonio Delgado Russell M. Squire 70TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Laurie Tobias-Cohen
Alex Bores # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Jay Mazur
SURROGATE - NEW YORK, MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Luis Ordonez Juan Erazo
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 75TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Londel Davis Jr. Maria Aponte
Elba Rose Galvan # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Julia Guzman
Verley A. Brown Harrison Douglas Marks 71ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Adriano Casimiro
Hilary Gingold Layla Law-Gisiko # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
Christopher Lebron Theo Bruce Chino Tavarez Earnestine Bell Temple
JUDGE OF THE CIVIL COURT - Tony Simone Nobles Crawford Juana H. Luna
DISTRICT - 2ND MUNICI AL COURT Lowell D. Kern MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Johanna Garcia
DISTRICT - NEW YORK, MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 72ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Dolores Leito
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 76TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Maria A. Luna
Carmen A. Pacheco # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Christopher Hazeltine Bruce Robertson
David Alan Fraiden Patrick A. Bobilin Josue Perez Patricia Scarborough
Rebecca A. Seawright MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Romula Jimenez
JUDGE OF THE CIVIL COURT - FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - 76TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Jackie Rowe Adams
DISTRICT - 4TH MUNICI AL COURT 65TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Anna Gibson
DISTRICT - NEW YORK, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Marc Jonas Block Mark S. Hamburgh
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Jenny L. Low Jeremy Berman Curtis Young
Terence W. McCormick Kathryn Freed DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION - Robert Reed
Matthew Bondy FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - 68TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Matthew Levy
66TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 14 Rita Miller
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group Richard Williams
61ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Rachel Lavine Allie Eason DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Erin Hussein Maria Pacheco 72ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Charles D. Fall FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Arthur James # TO BE ELECTED: 13
Justine Cuccia 68TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Luis Torres Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 Glenda Sanchez Elizabeth Pepin
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Tamika Mapp William Bellber Betancourt Jasinta Delacruz
65 A D, Saundrea I. Coleman William Smith Yodalis Moran
# :1 Stephanie Arroyo Kioka Jackson Paloma Lara
Illapa Sairitupac Nina Saxon Bridget Scott Carole Mulligan
Grace Lee FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Jo Ann Lawson Andrea Kornbluth
Denny Salas 70TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Rose Annette Jimenez Patricia Anderton
Alana Sivin # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Joshua Joel Jimenez Ruby Palma
Maria Ordonez Group Christopher Hazeltine
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Alyah M. Horsford-Sidberry Diana Ayala Carolyn Murtaugh
66TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Hilda Solomon Edwin Rosario
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Keith Lilly Lyana Fernandez
Deborah J. Glick Harry Rodriguez Dorca Reynoso
Ryder B. Kessler Peggy A. Morales Group
Carmen Y. De La Rosa
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Maria Morillo
68TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Cecilia Anglero
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Elizabeth Balaguer
John Ruiz Miranda Jose Louis Espiritusanto
Edward Gibbs Mariam N. James
Wilfredo Lopez
Tamika Mapp

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All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

Ava Keefe Exodus Murphy Raisa P. Feliz Group
Barbara M. Frazier Claudia Perez Angela Rodriguez Beverly MacFarlane
Mariel De La Cruz Malik McCullough Justin Castro COUNTY COMMITTEE - 016/68,
Hector Vasquez Group ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Brunilda L. Rodriguez Nicholas Reyes JUDICIAL CONVENTION - Group
Micaela Lugo Mahmuda Aktar Choudhury 75TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Maria Diaz
Marta A. Rivera ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE # TO BE ELECTED: 15 Ismael Rodriguez
DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION - JUDICIAL CONVENTION - Group Group
75TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 71ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Adrienne C. Ford Andrew Morrison
# TO BE ELECTED: 15 # TO BE ELECTED: 16 Ruth Conner Almarie King
Group Group Edward A. Tolliver Kadry King
Elizabeth Crotty Margarita Casimiro Mindy Rosier-Reyburn Frankie Velazquez
Aleta A. LaFargue Roberto Delarosa Elizabeth M. Young COUNTY COMMITTEE - 020/68,
Robert Sikorski Charlie Hilario Nathan Kaplan # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Leslie Boghosian Murphy Elizabeth Rodriguez Barbara E. Knecht Group
Roberta Gelb Altagracia Valiente Heather T. LaValle Monisha Mapp
Christine C. Gorman Antonio Abreu Lorene Gatson Nathaniel Carrington
Stuart J. Beckerman Carmen Perez Catherine D. Lafferty Esther Devore Wms
Deborah J. Gaffaney Elizabeth Veras Rosa Iraida Reyes Group
Luana M. Green Julio Negron Beverly C. Bullock Enrique Perez
Laura B. McGill Rafaelina Garcia Tonianne M. Rossi Robert Anazagasti Jr.
Jasper R. McGruder Bienvenido Lara Richard D. Marans Jehan Paul Rodriguez
Kim Oliver Migdalia Berroa Group Maxine Rodriguez
Mark S. Gottlieb Miguel Regalado Sherry R. Reisch COUNTY COMMITTEE - 023/68,
Robert W. Firth Luz Batista Deametrice Eyster # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Joseph Remsen Group Lorial Crowder Group
Group Brodie Enoch Janet Liff Gemel DeShazo
Corey Johnson Lois J. Naftulin Melissa Iachan Troy Jackson
Marisa Redanty Jazmin Del Valle Amber Zia Khan Toni Pacheco
Mark Green Charles Callaway COUNTY COMMITTEE - 029/65, Group
Ronnie M. Eldridge Maria Montiel # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Vera Fields
Louis Cholden-Brown Caridad Figueroa Group Exodus Murphy
Kathy Nizzari Carolyn McBain Allison Gordon Tamika Livingston
James T. McNickle Danneris M. Hernandez William Rockwell Diana Ayala
Deborah Alperin Graham Ciraulo Kim Sillen COUNTY COMMITTEE - 037/68,
Denisse Frand Nancy Brown Mathew uezada # TO BE ELECTED: 4
B orn Thorstad Maria I. Taveras Group Group
Theodore Arenas Jose Cruz Erik Bengtsen Maribel Masso
David D. George Linda Royster Tina Rose Shayevitz Group
Terri Kravetz Onya Brinson COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/66, Marlon Ruiz
Noah Pfefferblit Hardy Baskerville # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Melanie Ruiz
Jill Risa Paznik Valerie Settles Group Primo Martin
ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE Patricia A. Laraia Vanessa Thompson Parsons
JUDICIAL CONVENTION - JUDICIAL CONVENTION - Devin Laraia COUNTY COMMITTEE - 039/68,
68TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 72ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Kathryn Bordonaro # TO BE ELECTED: 4
# TO BE ELECTED: 14 # TO BE ELECTED: 13 Elizabeth Mickel Group
Group Group Group Iris Perez
Lecora Prince-Okeagu Maria Mazara Sheila Kavanaugh Group
Gwendolyn Tate Frederic B. Klein Peter Gale Alicia Goudie
Marsha Phifer Joanna Katz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 049/66, Patricia Burns
Shirley Dixon Edgar Tavarez # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Auroa Flores
Patricia Metzger Dana Hockenbury Group Monsur Choudhury
Alma Bridgett Sara Fisher Eliza Orlins COUNTY COMMITTEE - 045/68,
Shona Bridgett Gabrielle Shatan Alan Schulkin # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Delores Warren Marshall Vanderpool Barbara Kaufman Group
Jo-Ann Henry Paul Stewart-Stand Kimberley Marcus Devin Austin
Nathan Prince Nicole Castronova Group Group
Alvin Johnson Philip Simpson Susanne Schropp Felix Reyes
Marva Ferdinand Gail Sullivan COUNTY COMMITTEE - 009/68, Nicholas Reyes
Georgette Mallette Bruce G. McKeown # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Arianna Garcia
Group Group Group Eyleen Amaro
H. Candy Vives-Vasquez Ramon De La Rosa Tamika Mapp COUNTY COMMITTEE - 032/69,
Miriam Falcon-Lopez Fernando Mendez Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Rafael Rodriguez Damaris Rodriguez Naeemah Green-Adams Group
Mary I. Jimperson Iris Baltazar Diana Barros Gregory Carpenter
Ida Y. Vazquez Rosario Capellan Yvette Green Russell Taylor
Jessica Reid Maurice Edwards Carmen I. Bracero
Nicolas Reyes Licette C. Vasquez
Kaliris Yimar Salas Isabel Cuello
Melanie Ruiz Noris R. Casilla

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All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

Group Stephanie Garcia COUNTY COMMITTEE - 029/71, Digna E. Rodriguez
Timothy Eckersley Amaya Cantero # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group
Derrick Mullins COUNTY COMMITTEE - 016/71, Group Joseph Davis
David Gonzalez # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Angela M. Lopez Theo Bruce Chino Tavarez
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 008/70, Group Ada Te ada Maria Josefa Malaga Aragon
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Luz M. Batista Barbara M. Kolitz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 049/71,
Group Pedro R. Beltre Lynn Van Auken # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Kelvin McAllister Niurka Abreu Group Group
Jovanny Pichardo Group Eleno E. Lopez Gisela A. Lora
Angela Robinson Jazmin Del Valle Migdalia E. Berroa David M. Baily
Zaraya Wade Wendy L. Olivo Adolfo A. Breton Mercedes J. Ramirez
Group Flor M. Then Ismelda A. Fernandez Elsa Santana
Maria Ordonez COUNTY COMMITTEE - 017/71, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 030/71, Group
Luis Ordonez # TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Mildred Greene
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 022/70, Group Group Andrea Jones
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Michael Hano Lidia R. Batista Alberta Johnson-Morris
Group Arthur Dibble Josefina A. Torres COUNTY COMMITTEE - 060/71,
Mozella Maxwell Peter Vinograde Gisela A. Concha # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Abigail McGloster Denise Vinograde Luis E. Ducasse Group
Frank Anderson Group Group Brodie Enoch
Group Serena Robinett Romeo Gibbs Jr. Barbara Faulk
Ramonita Cordero Frances Escano Nunez Manuel Romero Valerie Settles
Laura Coxson Beatrice Corley Todd Patricia Anne Collyer Jennifer Lowe
Evelyn Burg COUNTY COMMITTEE - 022/71, Stella L. Gordon Group
Christiane Berry # TO BE ELECTED: 4 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 035/71, Jenny D. Garcia
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 044/70, Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Karmen Reasco
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Eusebia M. Crusey Group Martha Disla
Group Arthur M. McLean Hardy Baskerville Eustaguia Hernandez
Charlette Mimiasie Bienvendia De Jesus Fermin Jaren D. Fincher COUNTY COMMITTEE - 004/72,
Rhonda Evans Sergio Peguero-Pimentel Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Randretta Ward Group Julia Guzman Group
Susan Wright Dale Nelson Alexis Perez Adriano Espaillat
Group Angela Abreu Leonidas Almanzar Gail Katherine Addiss
Jonathan M. Brown Julio C. Negron COUNTY COMMITTEE - 037/71, Julissa E. Lorenzo Vasques
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 011/71, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 023/71, # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Maritza del Toro
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group Group
Group Group Antonio L. Hasbun Carole Mulligan
Awilda I. Cordero Ashley Argoti Mayra A. Palacio Gabrielle Shatan
Ana L. Gomez David C. Crenshaw Dangela Y. Marrero Andrea Kornbluth
Juana C. Reyes Danneris M. Hernandez Carmen N. Abreu Nicole Castronova
Rhadames Ramirez Nadia Te ada Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/72,
Group Group Kevin Wei # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Onya Brinson Roberto A. Delarosa Sofia Batista Group
Maria Montiel Mircia Mercado Milagros Saldana Maria Soto
Ana M. Gil Roxanne O. Mercado Ana E. Bautista Ana Pena
Carmen Pena Segunda Nunez COUNTY COMMITTEE - 040/71, Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/71, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 024/71, # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Lyana Fernandez
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group Carolyn Murtaugh
Group Group Angela Roman Joanna Katz
Albert Baret Luis M. Te ada Bryan Roman James Katz
Elsa A. Jimenez Group Adelaida M. Melo COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/72,
Leandra V. Estevez Maria A. Luna Amilcar F. Deleon # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Caridad M. Holguin Juana H. Luna Group Group
Group Raysa Herrera Cecelia M. Hall Manuel Burgos
Johanna Garcia Kay J. Howard Ruthie Davis Candida Rodriguez
Clara Gallagher COUNTY COMMITTEE - 028/71, Helen F. Whaley Victor M. Feliz
John Gallagher # TO BE ELECTED: 4 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 046/71, Group
Carmen I. Grullon De Ro as Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Clifford Elkind
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 014/71, Kenya Zafra Group Bernedette Elkind
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Myna Ma ors Olga Salcedo Bruce McKeown
Group Group Martha D. Smith Maria Mazara
Margarita Casimiro Jose Pichardo Sharon Thomas COUNTY COMMITTEE - 008/72,
Adriano M. Casimiro Kelvin Crucey Rhoda Williamson # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Argentina N. rena Miguel A. Regalado Group Group
Group Maria Cruz Melba Garcia Karla Fisk
Juan P. Greer Santana Elizabeth Veras Phillip Simpson
Julio C. Veras

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All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

John Higgins BRON COUNTY FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Hector Feliciano
Sara Fisher 84TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC
Group The Board of Elections in the City of New # TO BE ELECTED: 1 LEADERSHI DISTRICT 87,
Josefina Marte York, Pursuant to the Provisions of the Anya Martinez # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Floricelda Pena Election Law, notice is hereby given that Linda L. Duke William Rivera
Hilario Almanzar the Primary Election in Bronx County will Clarisa M. Alayeto Justin Westbrook-Lowery
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 009/72, be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022, between Francis Sosa DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 the hours of 6A.M. and 9P.M. The following MALE STATE COMMITTEE - 78TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Group public offices and party positions appear 78TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 9
Juana Martinez on the ballot in specified districts: # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Jasmin A. Clavasquin-Cruz
Ludwig Vasquez Rafael A. Matos Group
Elizabeth Lantigua DEMOCRATIC PARTY Daariat V. Brooks Angel L. Santana Jr.
Group MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Carolyn J. Santana
Dylan Hayre GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, 81ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Kenny G. Agosto
Paul Steward-Stand # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Humphrey Ortiz
Cheramie Mondesire Thomas R. Suozzi Aaron Stayman Nereida Medina
Carol Hilson Kathy C. Hochul Michael Heller Robert Velazquez
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 010/72, Jumaane D. Williams MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Jose Rivera
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, 84TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Group
Group # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Oswald Feliz
Taylor Shubert Ana Maria Archila Miguel Torres Group
Sky Pape Diana Reyna Angel Vega Nancy Medina
Florie Charles Antonio Delgado FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - Santa Maldonado
Amy Traub MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 78, Ramy De La Cruz
Group 78TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Belkys Almonte
Lidia Tineo # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Maria Gonzalez Lissedia Batista
Juan Fernandez George A. Alvarez Jasmin A. Clavasquin-Cruz DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
Antonia Dominguez Jose Rivera Altagracia Soldevilla 84TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 018/72, Emmanuel A. Martinez FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - # TO BE ELECTED: 10
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 81, Group
Group 81ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Elba Cuello
Patricia Anderton # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Abigail Martin Joanna Pons Torres
Gail Sullivan Jessica Altagracia Woolford Sara Liss Ngannde S. Ambroise
Dorca Reynoso Jeffrey Dinowitz Carolyn Smith Evelyn Cosme
Paloma Lara MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - Robert Barnes
Group 82ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 84, Carlos M. Sierra-Gonzalez
Maria Acevedo # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
Belkys Rosa Algernon uattlebaum Sonia Taylor Elliot uinones
Floribel Pena Jonathan W. Soto Yolanda Garcia William Russell Moore
Ashley Pena Michael R. Benedetto Carmen Arroyo Garfield Holland
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 025/72, MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Vickeuris R. Garcia
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 84TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 78, Edwin Barretto
Group # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Migdalia Tollinchi
Vivian Anapol Amanda N. Septimo Angel L. Santana Jr. Group
Sean Murtaugh Hector Feliciano Francisco Spies De Leon Clarisa Alayeto
Patrick Bradley, Jr. Alberto Torres MALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC Angel Vega
Maryellen Novak MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - LEADERSHI DISTRICT 81, James Duckett
Group 86TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Lillian Rodriguez
Carmen Mo ica # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Ramdat Singh Shirley Valeriano
Margarita Molina Yudelka Tapia William F. Weitz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 025/81,
Pooi Stewart MALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC # TO BE ELECTED: 3
REPUBLICAN PARTY FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - LEADERSHI DISTRICT 82 ART A, Group
78TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Jessica Haller
GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 James Payne Group
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Rachel T. Miller-Bradshaw Algernon uattlebaum Neal C. Garelik
Rob Astorino Linda Askew MALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC Alec Diacou
Andrew Giuliani FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - LEADERSHI DISTRICT 84, Ben Jackson
Harry Wilson 81ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 035/81,
Lee Zeldin # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Oswald Denis # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Johanna Bru an Edmondson James Duckett Group
Morgan Evers Carlos M. Sierra-Gonzalez Jeremy Jutkowitz
Zulma I. Gonzalez Beverly Fettman
Robert A. Fanuzzi
Theodore Fettman
Group
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All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

COUNTY COMMITTEE - 042/81, MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Aaron Ouyang
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 43RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 51ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Rubain Dorancy
Group # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 MALE STATE COMMITTEE -
Gayle Ann Snible Pierre Albert Jacqui Painter 53RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Group Jelanie C. Deshong Arelis Martinez # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Elizabeth Dwyer Brian A. Cunningham FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Tommy Torres
Christopher McShane Tim Hunter 52ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Felix Ceballos
Ryan Maguire MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - # TO BE ELECTED: 1 MALE STATE COMMITTEE -
Nicholas S. Diacou 46TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Sabrina Gates 54TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 043/81, # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Lydia Bella Green # TO BE ELECTED: 1
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Mathylde Frontus Cheryl R. Cook Heriberto Mateo
Group Dionne L. Brown-Jordan FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Robert R. Camacho
James C. Reilly MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 54TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE STATE COMMITTEE -
Ivan L. Nedds 50TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 57TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Diane Lefkof # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Arleny Alvarado-McCalla # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Fiona Crisp Emily E. Gallagher Acire J. Polight Michael Boomer
Group Paddy O'Sullivan FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Michael Cox
Michael Villanova MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 56TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE STATE COMMITTEE -
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 043/87, 51ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 58TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Kenesha D. Traynham Cooper # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Group Marcela Mitaynes Monae A. Priolenau Kevin Parker
Julia Rodriguez Erik S. Frankel FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Nickolas A. Perry
Maxine Lothian MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 57TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE STATE COMMITTEE -
Jorge Camacho 54TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 60TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Victor T. Martinez # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Shaquana D. Boykin # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Group Erik Martin Dilan Renee Collymore Christopher W. Banks
Pamela Stewart Martinez Samy Nemir Olivares FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Charles Barron
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 58TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
REPUBLICAN PARTY 55TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 42ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Mercedes Narcisse # TO BE ELECTED: 13
GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, Latrice Monique Walker Esther Debbie Louis Group
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Tracey A. Cashaw FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Joel A. Wertheimer
Rob Astorino MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 59TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Diana Duncan
Andrew Giuliani 57TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Kenneth D. Lee
Harry Wilson # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Roxanne J. Persaud Roy A. Beckford
Lee Zeldin Phara Souffrant Forrest Naomi N. Hopkins Group
Olanike Alabi FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Josue Pierre
KINGS COUNTY MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 60TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Rodneyse Bichotte
58TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Rona Taylor
The Board of Elections in the City of New # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Inez Barron Emmanuel Vanbram
York, Pursuant to the Provisions of the Monique Chandler-Waterman Nikki Lucas Clarence Robertson
Election Law, notice is hereby given that Hercules E. Reid MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Mable Roberston
the Primary Election in Kings County will MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 43RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Marrietta Small
be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022, 60TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Bart Leseur
between the hours of 6A.M. and 9P.M. # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Edu Hermelyn Chidi Ewe
The following public offices and party Nikki Lucas Akel K. Williams Jacquelyn Yorke
positions appear on the ballot in specified Keron W. Alleyne MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Robert Newman
districts: MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - 46TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Rebeca Lafond
61ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Herman Mazard
DEMOCRATIC PARTY # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Michael J. Silverman DELEGATE TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
Charles D. Fall Christopher M. McCreight 43RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, Justine Cuccia Noah Weston # TO BE ELECTED: 15
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Group
Thomas R. Suozzi 43RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 48TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Drew Gabriel
Kathy C. Hochul # TO BE ELECTED: 1 # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Denise Mann
Jumaane D. Williams Sarana Purcell David Schwartz Romel Marcus
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, Kellan N. Calder Pinchas Ringel Shirley Patterson
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Heshy Tischler Patricia Charles
Ana Maria Archila 46TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Edu Hermelyn
Diana Reyna # TO BE ELECTED: 1 52ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Evelyn R. Williams
Antonio Delgado Angela Kravtchenko # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Pauline Edwards
JUDGE OF THE CIVIL COURT - Dionne L. Brown-Jordan Seamus Campbell Lillian Burley
COUNTY - KINGS, Michelle Tege
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Sharon Wedderburn
Pat Hayes Torres Alfred Johnson
Philip F. Grant

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Vernon Lynch DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Howard J. Graubard Mary Taylor
Carmen Martinez 4 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Carol L. Marker Dorothy McClain
Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4 DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Mittie Mitchell
Jerry . Fullard Group 53RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Marjorie Martin
Jason Stevan Hill Yakov Wagschal # TO BE ELECTED: 12 Marilyn Enid Beck
Morenike Lambert Barry Spitzer Group Khadijah Smith
Nnaedozie Agbasonu Naftuli Yosef Schlussel Jessica Florenciany DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION -
Anil Sadoo Shmuel M. Klein Lahoma Shipman 5 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Kevin Sauray Group Eloisa L. Rowe-Barnett # TO BE ELECTED: 16
Vanessa Raptopoulos Cheskel Klein Raymond Perez Group
Miles E. Mcafee Boris Kogan Sharon L. Irby Beatrice Collymore
Averil Fevriere Michele Choina Larry Fernandez Michael Bumpars
Akel Williams Raphael Rocoff Joseph A. Yanis Curtis Harris
Raphael I. Ruttenberg DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Maritza Rodriguez Isabel Stenson
Kellan N. Calder 51ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Elliot Guilbe Thomas Johnson
Natasha Best-Pearce # TO BE ELECTED: Greta M. Hunter Yolaine T. Thomason
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Group LaVerne Bowman Eleanor E. Cyrus
44TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Cynthia J. Felix Carolyn M. Wendler Patricia A. Faust Cox
# TO BE ELECTED: 14 Yu Lin Group Layla Ramirez
Group Maria B. Encarnacion Juana Torres Lenny Jones
Jabaran Akram Aroldo Garcia Samuel Rodriguez Michael R. Cox
Jiang Hua Li Jose Cabrera Rebecca Gonzalez Jeanessa Walker
Wa il Ahmed Alicia Batista Lydia rtiz Deborah J. Sandy
Kanwar Nabeel Ahmed Frances A. Brown Sharon Nyamekye Group
Adnan Nazir Persida Roman Christina Rivera Adam J. Davis
Alim Barry Group Sonia Torres Michael Boomer
Mansoor U. Hassan Carlos J. Calzadilla Rayshawn Marion E. Coburn-Spriggs
Noorin Pervaiz Matthew P. Cueter Pedro Rodriguez Ketriana Yvonne
Fouzia Adnan Victoria A. Messina Julia Foster Jennie C. Spector
Mehreen Nazir Julia P. Duvall Janice E. Henderson
Rizwan Majeed Raza Mariana R. Alexander lga Rosario Kenneth Perry
Aissatou Barry Dina Ponce DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Tytianna Ray Sykes
Hassan Zia Jacob L. Goldfinger 54TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Tanja R. Richardson
Ziaullah Awan Katherine P. Walsh # TO BE ELECTED: 10 Clydie M. Basnight
Group Julio Pena III Group Mary Andrews
Renee V. Cafiero DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Joyce Bryant
Cheryl L. Krauss 52ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, phelia Rivas Anita L. Ravenell
Yisrael A. Wolfson # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Allison Feldman Deshawn Christopher Childress
Mohammad A. Razvi Group Group Jahira N. Chambers
Sharon L. Harkey Sabrina Lucia Rezzy Martin Malave Dilan Kristine L. Franklin
Diana S. Gonzalez Valerie Bell Rafael L. Espinal Jr. DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION -
Erica H. Cohen Helene Davis Helene S. Leonardi 5 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Robert C. Carroll Susanne Pappas uint Diane Mitchell # TO BE ELECTED: 15
Lori Citron Knipel Toba Potosky Keith Norris Group
Douglas M. Schneider Doreen Gallo William J. Leonardi
Raul Rothblatt Jennifer Rusk Alisson N. Diaz mar Boucher
Brandon T. West David Fuchs Nicole Dilan Annie Wise
Christina Das Nina Rosenblatt Gregory Hunter Barrington Barrett
James Bilsborrow Diogo Rosenblatt-Silva Melissa Dilan Bernadette Hokai
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Imani Dawson DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Georgia Richards
46TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Sysounthone Somboun 55TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Gerald Dumay
# TO BE ELECTED: Nicorie Clarke # TO BE ELECTED: 12 June Persaud
Group Notoya Steadman Group Yvette Barrow
Lori Silverman Group Evelyn D. Faulk Marie Pascal Descorbeth
Mark Treyger Ilyssa R. Meyer Elizabeth McIlwain Paulette Forbes
Dionne L. Brown-Jordan Tyler L. Rockey Ira C. avier-Andrews Sharon Haynes
Eddie Mark Danielle Zuckerman Carolyn D. Mc ueen Jeanine Williams
Wanda Feliciano Jason E. Shelly Mary L. Roller-Blackett Charles . Galbreath
Nadine R. Dabney Lyn Hill Darlene Mealy Vivienne Bent
Michael Silverman Hal M. Friedman Vernell Cooper Group
Maudie S. Grant Joseph Colletti Frank M. Jenkins Farah Louis
William Zeoli Nancy Schuh Miracle A. Bowen MonaLisa Ferrari
Group Art Levy Yvette Barker Felix Cesar
Reem A. Jaafar Julia Elmaleh-Sachs Wanda Mathis Kwame Afreh
Maia Elfont Jesse Capell Yolanda Y. Mc ueen Teresa Coaxum
Justin L. Brannan Helen Pearlstein Group Rhea Ann Smith
Katie A. Cucco Gregory A. Monte Anthony T. Jones Sharon Elcock
Dilia R. Schack Malynda V. Rascoe Jona M. Jeffreys Anthony Herbert
Michael Thomas Sheldon Stephen Wagner Denise Thomas Anne Tallegrand
David Marangio Dara L. Adams Pierre Gedeon
phadell Williams Sabrina Dieujuste
Maria Alcantara

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Shani ue McFarlane Shahana K. Hanif Adam E. Macks COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/42,
Vaughn Mayers Jennifer S. Gellmann Suzanne F. Turet # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Chinua Duke Kashif Hussain John L. Krevitt Group
Fitzgerald Boyce Ronald G. Russo Marisa Biaggi Rebecca L. Anderson
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Marvin Ciporen Leonard T. Jordan Elizabeth P. Champ
60TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Carey J. Tan Rosa Del Cuadro Margarita E. Rodriguez
# TO BE ELECTED: 13 ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE Thomas Rozboril Group
Group UDICIAL CONVENTION - Janet R. Cohen Kim Best
Kathleen Lucas 4 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Mark Shames Jacob Edelstein
Mary Riddick # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Mary Powell Thomas Claudette Hines
Pamela Lockley Group Louis . Cox Jose Sanchez
Glenn Huff Jaakov Y. Winkler Carey K. Johnson COUNTY COMMITTEE - 022/42,
Pearl Anderson Baruch Guttman ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Gladys Samuel Shimon Blumenberg UDICIAL CONVENTION - Group
Theresa Edwards-Joseph Group 55TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Senat Beniste
Madeline Epperson Jeffrey Reznik # TO BE ELECTED: 12 Hermann Mazard Jr.
Linda Miller Liliya Talesnik Group Emily Ruppel
Patricia A. Worthy David Rosenfeld Janet . Fadeyi Group
Sean Romaine Esther Simon Ronald R. Bakker Patrick Corkery Hart
Gwendolyn Dunham ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE Kevin C. Fisher Christopher M. Faga
John C. Whitehead UDICIAL CONVENTION - Priscilla Swift Linda A. Holmes
Group 51ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Celia John Rachel M. Weiss
Ana Fischer # TO BE ELECTED: Sonia Sweeney COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /42,
Alice Lowman Group Haywood Gerst # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Joyce Scott-Brayboy Gregoria Cabrera Khameela R.A. Roberts Group
Lisa H. Williams Mayra M. Martinez Debbie L. Lewis Sylveta Curry
Muba Yarofulani Julixa M. Campusano Cassandra Baker Rebeca Lafond
Ameria Lennard Iluminada Polanco Group Mark Kaufman
Ahmad Wilder Pedro Tavarez Lawrence P. Allen Peter Dinhofer
Helen S. Jarrett Yesenia Suriel Sybil Walker Group
Sharston Alleyne Junior J. Esteban Sanchez Ruth N. Cropper Gina S. Anderson
Karen Broughton Mary Lacewell Robin L. Finkelstein
rchaid Jones Group Robert Clayton COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /43,
Romano Jones Nicholas Azadian Douglas Covington # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Adeline Bunche Lisa Y. Velez-Estrella Jennifer Y. Rose Group
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Cesar Zuniga Deboraw A. Dow Darryl M. Harrison
64TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Jac ui Painter Gail Doran Matthew Scott Willner
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Samuel Sierra Sr. Tanya Johnson Group
Group Rodrigo G. Camarena Tina Black Brianna Suggs
Amir Shani Genesis E. A uino ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE Kathy Layne
Scott G. Klein Vanessa V. McKnight UDICIAL CONVENTION - Wattson Fatal
Pierre A. Lehu Valerie Hill 5 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 011/43,
Group ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE # TO BE ELECTED: 15 # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Alan Fintz UDICIAL CONVENTION - Group Group
Wayne Lamont 52ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Francis . Shea Jesse Hamilton
ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Agnes Parris Elisa Helligar
UDICIAL CONVENTION - Group David Price Dennis Marshall
44TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Llava Israel Carol Mahabeer Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 14 Brenda Cannon Judith Destin Jason C. Atkins
Group RS Kanig-Potosky Hermine A. Perry Joann M. Ross
Ahmed Ali Uzir Tesa Wilson Nicole Etienne-Robinson COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/43,
Md G. Raahman Judd Silverman Maxine E. Lewis # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Abid Raza Melissa Cisco Felina Backer Group
Nazima Bibi Elise maits Aldin J. Gallimore
Wattson Fatal Carmen Rijo Randolph Eric Waterman ctavia Brown
Shumaila Danish Terrell Finner Chidi S. Duke Group
Mohammad Afzal Michele McPhun Julia L. James Christopher Burwell
Mouhmmad Suffi Sam Pierre Group Michael Lewis
Noor Asif Ilia Nieves-Ho ue Thamar Ferdinad Michelle Tege
Mohammad Arif Rhonda Joseph Kimberly Williams COUNTY COMMITTEE - 031/43,
Isis Gill-Reid Samantha Attaguile Jac ueline Williams # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Group Group Shameka Valentine Group
Joseph M. Criscione Elizabeth R. Daly Ritha Pierre Patricia Charles
Alice B. tt Thomas L. McMahon Tara Williams Christine Granderson
Daniel L. Campanelli Christina L. Pesce Vesta Louis Carmen Lourdes Martinez
Josh P. Skaller Jonathan Kopp Keith Carr Pamela Yard
Alice F. Rubin Maria C. Heyer Deborah Bourne
John A. Wasserman Lawrence Gulotta Melissa Bonaldes
Glenn M. Wolin Sarah Jean Avery John Bonina
Nicole C. Cata

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Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 066/44, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/46, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /46,
Esther D. Llamas # TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Jason S. Hill Group Group Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 033/43, Jacob Gold Dilia Schack Rachel Brody
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Patricia A. McGloin Reem Jaafar Michelle Caggiano
Group Thomas P. McGloin Group Group
Francisca Leopold Joel A. Siegel Brett Forman Brian Yoruk
Debbie Timothy Group Linda Boajaja COUNTY COMMITTEE - 063/46,
Group Zia Ullah Awan COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /46, # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Vanessa D. Nutter Hassan Zia # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group
Jessica Anabel Callender Maryum Razvi Group Joshua Teitelbaum
Matthew T. Buletti Anila I. Razvi Danielle Mowery Barabara Tetelbaum
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 036/43, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 06 /44, Barbara Felder Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group David R. Gelman
Group Group Takisha Steele COUNTY COMMITTEE - 030/4 ,
Hopeton Elliott Wa il Ahmed COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /46, # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Sharon Purcell Kanwar Nabeel Ahmed # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group
Meinrod Purcell Mansoor U. Hassan Group Jason D. Brown
Group Group Gerry Lee Jaclyn M. Brown
Morenike D. Lambert Jeffrey R. Ewing Group Group
Cheikh M. Gueye Lori Citron-Knipel Yevgeny Strupinsky Isaac Esses
Max Henry Roland Davidson Richard A. Knipel Ember llom Daniel J. Havis
Brenda Edwards COUNTY COMMITTEE - 06 /44, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /46, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 04 /4 ,
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 040/43, # TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 3
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group Group Group
Group Maria C. Bertani Richard Zammarioni Charles J. Ragusa
Dexter D. Roberts Melissa A. Scott Fawn T. Greenberg Nicholas J. Compagnone
Lindsay Porter Karich Group Group Betty L. Bonanno
John F. Craver Mohammad A. Razvi Rachel A. Posner Group
Jillian V. Gbidi Noorin Pervaiz Genna L. Goldsobel Ceming Huang
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 06 /44, Jonathan R. Kelly COUNTY COMMITTEE - 013/4 ,
Gillian Duke # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Lindiwe Kamau Group Janie Groff Group
Louis Marsh Aasna B. Razvi COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/46, Dovid Ringel
Rena Paul Zenab Jan # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Leah Ringel
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 056/43, Salma Jan Group Arye Ringel
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group James William Sheldon Group
Group Alexander J. Tucciarone Michael Thomas Sheldon Yisreol Braun
Christian Loubeau Marion Yuen Group Zissy Braun
Christopher Duncan Donald A. Loggins Lilia Sukn Esther Winkler
Nyutu Kamau COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/45, Rodolfo J. Pons COUNTY COMMITTEE - 033/4 ,
Suzette Roberts # TO BE ELECTED: 2 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 014/46, # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group
Nikiesha Kiara Hamilton Adela Winter Group Lisa B. Bennett
Jerrell Keyshawn Gray Group David Marangio Arthur Bennett
Corazon Leonard Valiente Hunter Rabinowitz Group Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 05 /43, Rosalia P. Bordallo Ji Wen Lin Arron Tirnower
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 004/46, Angelina Pellicani Ari Landau
Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 William Zeoli COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /4 ,
Nicolas Almonor Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 023/46, # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Gerard Cadet Christopher M. McCreight # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group
Anisa Green Jennifer Bell Group David Schwartz
Barbara Ratcliff Stephen A. Harrison Sean Kiely Group
Group Group Kate Cucco Ida Klein
Louisa B. Higgins Silvia livares Group Cheskel Klein
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 003/44, Gerard Dolan Marvin J. Reiskin COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/50,
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/46, Laura A. Reiskin # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /46, Group
Michael G. Cox Group # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Heidi Vanderlee
Patricia F. Faust-Cox Mary Brannan Group Group
Group Leigh Holliday Yuhua Chen Mordechai Hoffman
Jenady L. Garshofsky Justin Brannan Tomas Ruiz-Diaz Abraham Lebovits
Hannah C. Henderson-Charnow Group Group
Tatyana Borovik Kayla Santosuosso
Linda M. Canal-Ahmed Linda Lupia

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COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /51, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/53, Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /55,
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Margaret Costin # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Group Group
John K. hara Maria Fines ueen Green Mario C. Flunory
Sander E. Hicks Lydia rtiz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 003/55, Faye R. Flunory
Group Domingo Dilan # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group
Yu Lin Luis Angelino Rodriguez Group Denise M. Jordan
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /51, Group Samuel D. Wesley Delores Mcinnis
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Madeline Castro Priscilla Swift COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /55,
Group George B. McFarlane Amanda L. Torbett # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Geraldine Seymore Gloria M. Estrada Group Group
Iluminada Polanco Flor M. Feliciano Karen Lloyd Anthony T. Jones
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 033/53, Kamilah Depass Cornis Jeffrey
Anthony P. Best # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Ava Callender Group
Martha Brice Gaillard Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 004/55, John J. Joyner Jr.
Francesca Alexandra Ruggiero Victor Torres # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 034/51, Tommy Torres Group Gary Cooper
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Jac ueline Dilan Sonia Hinds Vernell Cooper
Group Group Joyce M. Burey COUNTY COMMITTEE - 024/55,
Juana Narvaez Virginia Torres Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Natalie E. Wilson Curtis Myrick Jac ueline M. Mcleary Group
Carolyn R. Fortune Elliot Guilbe Monica J. Mcleary Dorotha Thomas
Jessica M. Vaz uez John A. Sen uiz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/55, Keith E. Morman
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 034/53, # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Joeann Barnes
Eddy Encarnacion # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group Claudina Garcia
Maria Encarnacion Group Michael Lewis Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /51, Lahoma Shipman-Goodwin Deborah A. Hunte Clifton A. Hinton
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Myles Bennett Giavanni C. Smith COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /55,
Group Nilda I. Morales Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Maritza S. Lopez Group Shirley Marsh Group
Kiyana L. Slade Miosoti Morel Thomas Barnes Nicole Jeffers
Group Cynthia B. Perez Robert V. King Donald Anderson
Felix W. rtiz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 042/53, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 010/55, Patricia M. Burrowes
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /52, # TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group Group Patrina T. Louis
Group Eloisa L. Rowe Barnett Rebecca E. Stafford Mary A. Mensah
Elizabeth M. Stevenson Edwin A. Garcia Nicola N. Coleman Roberts D. Robinson
Alease N. Annan Sabrina Rivera Charles Esprit COUNTY COMMITTEE - 031/55,
Peter R. Fox Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Jose M. Dilan Tahlib S. Banks Group
Sysounthone Sonboum Christina Rivera Tasheem D. Banks Lisa Castro
Diogo Rosenblatt Javier Reyes Janeisha M. Williams Erica D. Spears
Sabrina Gates COUNTY COMMITTEE - 045/54, Edward M. Eaton Group
Nina Rosenblatt # TO BE ELECTED: 4 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 016/55, Jasmine Hepburn
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 015/52, Group # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Mervyn Hepburn
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Heather Black Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 033/55,
Group William J. Leonardi Hellen Thomas-Purdie # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Mary Sue Ballou Denise Peace Adam Sowell Group
Toba Potosky Helene S. Leonardi Group Rosemine Cheriney
RS Kanig Potosky Group Gail E. Thomas-Barcliff Cynthia V. Brown
Group Jessica Ruth Highet Miriam B. Robertson Steven Piere
Monica A. Barnes COUNTY COMMITTEE - 04 /54, Group Group
Ian M. Bronstein # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Vernah A. Goodluck Latoya Evans
Robert F. Doxsey Group Joy B. Batts Dolly V. Anderson
Eugene J. Krinsky Jessica Melendez COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /55, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /55,
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 024/52, Victoria Fernandez # TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 2
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Diane Mitchell Group Group
Group Group William A. Foster Abigail K. Secovnie
Katharine A. gg Krisstofer Marchena Jeannette James Sana Khan
Todd A. Francis COUNTY COMMITTEE - 002/55, Group Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Tamara Barreau Jemel Hackney
uanda Shawn Francis Group Veronica E. Mcintosh Michael J. Herndon
Group Jac ueline Brotherson Group
David Fuchs Robert L. Watson Jr. Dion C. uamina, I
Sabrina Rezzy Debra Brotherson Kaseem . Clark-Edwards

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COUNTY COMMITTEE - 040/55, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 020/5 , Group Eric Greenspan
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Joshua R. Kendall Leslie Lichtman
Group Group Stephanie N. Hanson Group
Marc Emile Cadet Kerri Watts Bianca M. rlando-McGinty Nadine Y. Sylvester
Sha uana M. Peoples Robin Lacey Asmeret Berhe Lumax COUNTY COMMITTEE - 014/60,
Audrey L. King Brenda Simon-Lango Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4
Group Marion Pineda Sandra Williams Group
Maxine M. Williams Group Shirley McNeil Felina Backer
Delali Abena Ayivor Daisy C. Chang Carl Williams Group
Tenisha Sade Chong Hilda Ann Cohen COUNTY COMMITTEE - 052/5 , Nina Gadilova
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 053/56, Emily Jean Sessions # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Sylvester Johnson
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Jonathan D. Rogers Group Liliya Chigirinskaya
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 023/5 , Evan J. Berger Catherine McLeod
Stephen H. Faillace # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Michelle Feldman COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 3/64,
Zena Hinds Group Alison Rose Bloch Jawetz, MS # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Group Kristine L. Franklin Group Group
Marissa Davis Sarah E. Chinn Sharma Grant-Thompson Ralph Perfetto
Group Alyssa A. Gundred COUNTY COMMITTEE - 054/5 , Marie rtel
Monetta Miller Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group
Cheryl D. Shanck Marie Bernard Group Amir Shani
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 05 /56, Elizabeth Stiles Curtis Harris Dorit Shani
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Ruth Saunders Group
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 026/5 , Jaclyn R. Green-Stock REPUBLICAN PARTY
Regina H. Green # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Rebecca R. Besdin
Group Group Brian Devan Chelcun GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE,
Adrienne A. Umeh Bridgett Melvin COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/5 , # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
James Charles McNamee Rob Kohl # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Rob Astorino
Kristin S. Rockermann Joyce Washington Group Andrew Giuliani
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 063/56, Group Randolph E. Waterman Harry Wilson
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Roslyn L. Tate Eri ue R. Waterman Lee Zeldin
Group Agata Maczka Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 001/46,
Kenneth L. Pyle Arkadiusz Maciej Maczka Barrington Barrett # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Andrea M. Bowen Rhonda Joseph Group
John C. McCall COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /5 , COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /5 , Vito J. LaBella
Gail Muhammad # TO BE ELECTED: 4 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group
Kay M. Pryor Group Group Agatha Paduano
Pierre J. Smith Beulah Grate Balfour Part Anthony Paduano
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 003/5 , Ernest Augustus Jr. Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 004/46,
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Robert H. Byer Brendan Ellis Spiegel # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Group Carole Burris Kiyziah Imani Vaughn Group
Darold Burgess Group Holly E. Spiegel Declan T. Mc uade
Gary Fannning Lauren M. Restivo Robin N. Reid Mary M. Sullivan-Whalen
John Finley Seth J. Williamson COUNTY COMMITTEE - 044/5 , Group
Jasmen Flagg Janice E. Henderson # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Brian Doherty
Group Richard C. Garrabrant Group Nicholas Caputo
Samantha N. Johnson COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /5 , Gail Reed-Barnett Benson Ng
Carole Mehlman # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Kimberly liver COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/46,
Maisha Morales Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Anthony Duran Tai Y. Ho Yvette Barrow Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/5 , Jennifer P. Cohen Shayna Smith Yiannoula Tsambiras
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Stephanie T. Schwarz COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /5 , Robert E. Howe
Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group
Sha uana D. Boykin Beatrice Collymore Group Joan Kneider
Group Michael Bumpars Frank R. Seddio Anita Brien
Theresa Arrington Lakeysh Hallena Collymore Matthew Chad Grosbard Ralph Succar
Craig Arrington COUNTY COMMITTEE - 042/5 , Roberta Sherman COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/46,
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /5 , # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Michelle F. Sealey # TO BE ELECTED: 3
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Group Group Group
Group Geniene Moore Rac uel A. Williams James G. Kotsis
Anthony Price Patricia Moore Andrenia C. Burgis Doris A. Kotsis
Corey Grad Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /5 , Group
Group Phoenix Brooks # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Josephine Ghorra
Alexander D. Robins Nathan Mayer Miller Group Theodore Ghorra
Lillian Lin Lampe COUNTY COMMITTEE - 043/5 , Willa M. Willis Johnson Nicholas uaglione
Deshawn Christopher Childress # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Gail P. Fazio
Michael Boomer

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All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /46, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 023/46, Group Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Phyllis Tomasulo Katherine Vero
Group Group Isabella Tomasulo Suzanna Iacona
George Sarantopoulos Elias N. Karounos COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /46, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /4 ,
Heiman Chan-Sarantopoulos Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Rae Ann Annarumma Group Group
Brian Fox Brian Polito Vladimir Greyf Jeanny Belladonna
Thomas McCarthy Patricia Polito Lawrence P. Torreggiani Joseph Belladonna
Donald Golden Eugene Gibilaro Group Group
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /46, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 024/46, Patricia Paul-Cyril Sandra A. Stumbo
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 4 Eileen Golden COUNTY COMMITTEE - 040/4 ,
Group Group Brenda Sabbagh # TO BE ELECTED: 2
James A. Landi Jean M. Ferraro COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/4 , Group
Group Arnaldo A. Ferraro # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Salvatore Polizzi
Patsy Bove Group Group Maria Cirillo-Polizzi
Edward Baghdady Karim Elsammak Joseph W. Pizzo Group
Herbert Kalloff Sally Gibilaro Edward J. Lecig Andrew J. Lombardozzi
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 010/46, Robert Sabbagh Group Salvatore W. Thompson
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Dorotea Sabbagh James Delisi COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/4 ,
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 025/46, Benjamin Delisi # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Hassan Dagher # TO BE ELECTED: 3 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 00 /4 , Group
Aida Nicolaou Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Victoria Carvallo
Albert Jo Solecki Hugh Gallagher Group Elizabeth Carvallo
Group John M. Pizzuto Edward J. Disanza Group
Diane M. Atkins Group Angelo T. Arena Piedad V. Miranda
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 011/46, Clorinda Annarummo Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /4 ,
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Frank Esposito Matthew Pfeifer # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Susan Esposito Victoriaann Cirillo Group
Potoula Stavropoulos COUNTY COMMITTEE - 026/46, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 016/4 , Jean Weber
Vanessa Sierra # TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Patrick Giordano
Group Group Group Group
Anita uaglione Diane J. Picucci John Emhoff Dominic Palastro
Nadia Solecki Joseph A. Digiacomo Alyssa Emhoff COUNTY COMMITTEE - 026/4 ,
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/46, Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Kenneth Annarummo Carmine C. Pecoraro Group
Group David Annarummo COUNTY COMMITTEE - 032/4 , Vito Settineri
Salvatore A. Galluccio Joann DiMeglio # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Patricia Dell
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 033/46, Group Group
Vito Bruno # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Gennadiy A. Sosonko Vincent Nerone
June Vaccacio Group Rosa M. Martucci Helen Lombardo
Thomas McCarthy Josephine Piazza Group Vincent Nerone
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 013/46, Joann Gangi Joan Lovejoy COUNTY COMMITTEE - 02 /4 ,
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group Joy Chan # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Philomena Bove James Lovejoy Group
Abigail Paul-Cyril Thomas Mitchell COUNTY COMMITTEE - 033/4 , Thomas J. Cafarella
Emil Cafiero COUNTY COMMITTEE - 034/46, # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Richard A. Petrocelli
Romeo Petric # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group Group
Group Group Mary Arndt Sandra Untuna
Nicholas S. Chamberas Patricia Capuano George Arndt Juleta Avetisyan
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 014/46, Carol Ann Anderson Rachel Arndt COUNTY COMMITTEE - 032/4 ,
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Group Carolann Duffek Rafael Matta Group
Monda Ghorra Margaret A. Florio COUNTY COMMITTEE - 035/4 , Jeff R. Coletta
Anthony Behette COUNTY COMMITTEE - 035/46, # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Marion Fusco
Maryann Logue # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group Group
Group Group Justine Colasuonno Laurence Goldstein
Frank J. Filocomo Phyllis J. Carbo Cecilia Mignuolo Sharon Goldstein
Group Group Georgia Giassakis
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 022/46, Christopher Ganim Sharlene Valenti COUNTY COMMITTEE - 035/4 ,
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Chris Tomasulo COUNTY COMMITTEE - 036/4 , # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Marco Carucci # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group
Paul Apostolakis COUNTY COMMITTEE - 036/46, Group Michael Signorile
George Prezioso # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Rita Dubrovsky Arlene Carofalo
Claire Prezioso Group Group
Group Sara Gentile Susan R. Cassara
John J. Walsh Jeffrey R. Cassara

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COUNTY COMMITTEE - 036/4 , Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 6/64, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 5/64,
# TO BE ELECTED: 4 Lisa B. Walker # TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 3
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 014/51, Group Group
Frances Dispirito # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Joseph Rafferty Mikulas Hlinka
Susan Beshara Group Marilyn McEvoy Group
Paul Dispirito Steven R. Sibol Group John uaglione
Thomas Flagiello Isaac J. Dorta Teresa A. Miccio Annmarie Sherry
Group Group Desiree Cordero
Richard R. Petrocelli Jeremiah Moore COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 /64, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 6/64,
Stephen Maresca Melinda Bini # TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 3
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 03 /4 , COUNTY COMMITTEE - 015/51, Group Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Sharon C. Gregg Craig A. Eaton
Group Group James Dario Jr. Susan Eaton
Lucille Lopinto Linda H. Antonucci Group Group
Charles Lopinto Marisol Delgado Aye Win Angela Sisto
Frank Lamboy Group David Khine Jerry Fishman
Group Arnaldo Perez Marianne Teta
Vivian S. Piccolo Frank Mavica COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 /64,
Caroline B. Marmo COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /51, # TO BE ELECTED: 2 UEENS COUNTY
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 040/4 , # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Group Christopher Martin The Board of Elections in the City of New
Group Avery N. Pereira Joseph Mullaney York, Pursuant to the Provisions of the
Janice Foti Group Group Election Law, notice is hereby given that
Anthony J. Foti Arnold Bergman Regina M. Finn the Primary Election in ueens County
Group Irena Krutul Patricia A. Finn will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022,
Lisa Dispirito COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /51, between the hours of 6A.M. and 9P.M.
Nicole Cascio # TO BE ELECTED: 2 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 /64, The following public offices and party
Yi Wang Group # TO BE ELECTED: 2 positions appear on the ballot in specified
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 041/4 , Abdul Halim Group districts:
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Samsun Naher Bart Bennett
Group Group Group DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Christine A. Capodicasa Maureen Bogel Ali Khatari
Frank J. Capodicasa Janelly Jimenez Nasser Abu-Saleh GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE,
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 020/51, # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Thomas Lambert # TO BE ELECTED: 2 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 0/64, Thomas R. Suozzi
Frank Capodicasa Group # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Kathy C. Hochul
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 043/4 , Humberto F. Sanchez Group Jumaane D. Williams
# TO BE ELECTED: 3 Norma B. Sanchez Tracy Nicolas LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE,
Group Group Maureen Sherry- Brien # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Robert V. Cassara Sasha Revels Group Ana Maria Archila
Matthew W. Cassara Beverly Malmbeck Pietro A. Ramella Jr. Diana Reyna
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 021/51, Eleanor Bumbera Antonio Delgado
Nicole Russo # TO BE ELECTED: 2 UDGE OF THE CIVIL COURT -
Thomas Degrezia Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 1/64, COUNTY - UEENS,
Adam Papas Jennifer Hanecak # TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE NOMINATED: 2
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 003/51, Sveta Moshiashvili Group Karen Lin
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group Gavin F. Thurlow Devian Daniels
Group Porfirio Rovira Gregory A. Shields Maria T. Gonzalez
Laura A. Painchaud Carlos M. Ramirez Group Thomas Medardo liva
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 023/51, John Brien MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY -
Fred Sosa # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Ali Khatari 24TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Annette Sosa Group # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 005/51, Umit Kantar COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 2/64, Albert Baldeo
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Margaret Manos # TO BE ELECTED: 3 Mizanur R. Choudhury
Group Group Group David I. Weprin
John C. wen Nelson Mendez Steve Sophocleous MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY -
Joan L. Lugo Charlotte Noruzi Mireille Sophocleous 2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 026/51, Krystal Khatari # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Ana Blanco-Vera # TO BE ELECTED: 2 Group Ethan M. Felder
Tetyana Lashmanova Group Paul S. Maguire Andrew D. Hevesi
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 006/51, Paul D. Savas MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY -
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Thomas Fagan COUNTY COMMITTEE - 0 3/64, 2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Group Group # TO BE ELECTED: 3 # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Milagros Barreto Richard Haught Group Alicia L. Hyndman
Gil Barreto Boris Dran John Pawson Everly D. Brown
Veronica Pawson
Group
Bobby Geroulanos
Danielle M. Eaton

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MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Yanna M. Henri uez Elsa G. Mercado MALE DISTRICT LEADER -
30TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Tasmia Rahaman FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 35
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 MALE STATE COMMITTEE - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 34
Steven B. Raga 24TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Ramon P. Cando # TO BE ELECTED: 1 ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Jose M. Morillo
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Kevin Andrew Nabie Lilliana Melo Justus Shabazz-Allah
32ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Mahtab Khan Monica V. Valdes MALE DISTRICT LEADER -
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Md Hasanuzzaman Veronica Piedra Leon DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 36
Anthony D. Andrews Jr. MALE STATE COMMITTEE - FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER -
Vivian E. Cook 2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 35 ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Zachariah J. Boyer
33RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Edwin K. Wong ART A, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Andre T. Stith
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 Raj Mohan Korpan Larinda C. Hooks MALE DISTRICT LEADER -
Clyde Vanel MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Sonya Harvey DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 3
2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER -
ster Bryan # TO BE ELECTED: 1 DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 35 ART A, # TO BE ELECTED: 1
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Aaron K. Ambrose Nicholas C. Berkowitz
35TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Kazi Khaled Emran ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Manuel G. Gomez
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Michelle Dunston DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION -
Jeffrion L. Aubry 34TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Malikah K. Shabazz 24TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Hiram Monserrate # TO BE ELECTED: 1 MALE DISTRICT LEADER - # TO BE ELECTED: 10
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Manuel F. Perez DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 24 Group
3 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Daniel uintero Mahtab Khan
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 John G. Scott ART A, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
Juan Ardila MALE STATE COMMITTEE - Shah Nawaz Martha Taylor
Brent Leary 35TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, David I. Weprin John P. Albert
Jim Magee # TO BE ELECTED: 1 MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Ahnaf Alam
Johanna Carmona David Aiken DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 24 Nusrat Alam
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - Derek A. Slaughter Mohammed F. Uddin
40TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE STATE COMMITTEE - ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Jamie Kazi
# TO BE NOMINATED: 1 36TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Sukhjinder Singh Nijjar Mark S. Weprin
Ron Kim # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Albert Baldeo Muhammad M. Rahman
Kenneth Chiu Michael D. Thompson John P. Albert Akshar A. Patel
FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Brian Romero MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Jonathan B. Taylor
24TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, MALE STATE COMMITTEE - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 2 Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 3 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Steve Behar
Samia Butt # TO BE ELECTED: 1 ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Fafart Michel
Jamilla A. Uddin Gerard J. Marsicano Ronald Britt Anjam Siddi ui
FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Vlad Pavlyuk Jamal H. Wilkerson Bebi Hussain
2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Nicholas C. Berkowitz MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Amritpal Singh
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 30 Durud Miah
Maria D. Kaufer DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI Saifur R. Khan
Ronnie Croce DISTRICT 24 ART A, ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Mohammed Akhter
FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Ramon P. Cando Harmanpreet Singh
34TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Clemencia Figueroa Steven B. Raga Rashedul Alam
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 Martha Taylor MALE DISTRICT LEADER - DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION -
Stephanie Gonzalez FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 32 25TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Lucia V. Africano DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 24 # TO BE ELECTED:
FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
35TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Clifton Stanley Diaz Tamara sherov
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 Ravnit Kaur Anthony D. Andrews Jr. George E. Hadjiconstantinou
Zoila C. Alonzo Mazeda A. Uddin MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Neeta Jain
Clara M. Salas FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 33 John Y. Park
FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 2 Bonnie H. Panzok-Davidson
36TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, ART A, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Ved V. Malhotra
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Robert Williams Sharon Lee
Danielle N. Brecker Marie M. Adam- vide I. Daneek Miller Group
Kimberly Mullarkey Jac ueline G. Boyce MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Jose Villodas
FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - FEMALE DISTRICT LEADER - DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 34 Jazmyn A. Villodas
3 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 30 Anthony Miranda
# TO BE ELECTED: 1 ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION -
ART B, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Luis N. Gomez 2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Melissa Sklarz Andres Y. Vargas # TO BE ELECTED:
Group
scar H. Escobar Simon Pelman
MALE DISTRICT LEADER - Daniel A. Rosenthal
DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHI DISTRICT 35 Facia Class
Paula F. Berger
ART A, # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Jeffrey M. Kohn
Hiram Monserrate
Ty Henry

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Adinah C. Pelman Group Nicholas C. Berkowitz FEMALE COUNTY COMMITTEE - 042/3 ,
Veronica T. Class Anthony J. Karimi Melissa A. Bieri # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Mary Maggio Fischer Chanel Mone Derek J. Evers Group
Group Group Sandra Robishaw Wendy Z. Caceres
Kenneth Cohen Andres Y. Vargas Group Group
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Monica V. Valdes Guillermo F. Salazar Sheryl Ann Fetik
2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Manuel F. Perez Anatole J. Ashraf MALE COUNTY COMMITTEE - 031/2 ,
# TO BE ELECTED: 10 Lucia V. Africano Group # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Group Edwin K. Woo John P. Smyth Group
Karen Koslowitz Ellen Raffaele Marcella M. Kocolatos John J. Kaufer
Matthew M. Mandell Michael G. DenDekker Charles ber Group
Mark E. Morrill Dennis J. Nobia Paul A. Camilleri Steve Strauss
Sandra S. Mandell Matthew E. DiStefano Meghan E. Cirrito MALE COUNTY COMMITTEE - 032/2 ,
Elizabeth J. Newton Gary P. Gilbert Diane R. Ballek # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Mary Ellen G. Courtney DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Melissa rlando Group
Catriona Schlosser 35TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Ellen I. Young Jordi Kaufer
Sheryl Ann Fetik # TO BE ELECTED: Edward C. Lettau Group
Edwin K. Wong Group Robert P. Miraglia David Strauss
Steven F. Strauss Jeffrion L. Aubry DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - MALE COUNTY COMMITTEE - 040/2 ,
Group Ty Henry 3 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Heather E. Dimitriadis Michelle Dunston # TO BE ELECTED: Group
Karen L. Bass Larinda C. Hooks Group Jeremy A. Buchman
Alison C. Abulafia Jose M. Morillo Frank A. Kotnik Jr. Group
Peter W. Beadle Lilli M. Pioche Jenifer Rajkumar Sheridan C. Chu
Ariel B. Feldman Debra P. Hargrove Kenneth R. Rehberger
Raj Mohan Korpan Lurline Grant Kamal U. Bhuiyan REPUBLICAN PARTY
Howard Wong Group Mary Haeberle
George Anthony Korpan Jose E. Giraldo Sherry N. Algredo GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE,
Eric S. Arnum Evelyn Washington Michael G. Miller # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Jeremy A. Buchman Keisha Woods Zubaidah A. Chowdhury Rob Astorino
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Sonya Harvey Group Andrew Giuliani
33RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Darlene S. Morgan Tarandip Singh Harry Wilson
# TO BE ELECTED: 14 David Aiken Stafani Haitram Lee Zeldin
Group Frank Taylor Abdul Rahman COUNTY COMMITTEE - 04 /24,
Gregory W. Meeks Roberto Tolentino Suhag Mehta # TO BE ELECTED: 2
I. Daneek Miller DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Jeremy Bucaria Group
June B. Bunch 36TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Joseph V. LaFontant Jr. Nirmal C. Paul
Roslin Spigner # TO BE ELECTED: 12 ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE Rina B. Bhuyain
Alma J. Cave Group UDICIAL CONVENTION - Group
Clyde Vanel Enrico Purita 2 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Peter J. Spanopoulos
Leroy Manuel Andrea Hall Stachniewicz # TO BE ELECTED: 10 Steven B. Schwartzberg
Darcel P. Chapman Charlie Biscotto Group COUNTY COMMITTEE - 05 /24,
Wanda R. Manley Danielle N. Brecker Ronnie Croce # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Leroy G. Comrie Jr. Brian Romero Marsha Silverstein Group
George A. Smith Zachariah Boyer Myrna Jacobson Ira Chazan
Michael L. Lambert Skylar R. Moore Howard Pollack Anthony J. Zingale
Samuel Murray Group Sheridan Chu Group
Darryl Smith Antonio Alfonso Jr. Martin I. Cohen Andre S. Sarouna
Group Carolyn Scarano Michael Cohen COUNTY COMMITTEE - 062/24,
Daniel Jarvis Andre T. Stith Group # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Arnold McKinley Breeana C. Mulligan Soumaly King Group
Warren Ross Michael D. Thompson Elena Chin
Jeffrey N. Small Kimberly Mullarkey imena M. Frankel James F. Coppola
Phil Hollant Theodore Kasapis Richard Nunez-Lawrence Group
Safiya Whitehead Heather Ann Cortes Jordi Kaufer Biane Peralta
Etta Brown Dirk McCall Mark J. Laster COUNTY COMMITTEE - 01 /25,
Kenneth Shelton Lauren E. Lentine FEMALE COUNTY COMMITTEE - 030/2 , # TO BE ELECTED: 2
DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Michael Braun # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
34TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Eartha L. Washington Group Eileen F. Korby
# TO BE ELECTED: 10 DELEGATE TO UDICIAL CONVENTION - Soumaly King Sol Korby
Group 3 TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Group Group
Shawna M. Morlock # TO BE ELECTED: 11 Sandra Mandell Natasha Niemiec
Stylianos Karolidis Group FEMALE COUNTY COMMITTEE - 032/2 , Maria A. Molesso
John G. Scott Andrea E. Ambro # TO BE ELECTED: 1
Charles P. Handras Brandon D. Zwagerman Group
Dawn Siff Siobhan E. Sterrett Maria D. Kaufer
Sally M. Frank Group
scar H. Escobar Emilia Decaudin Naomi Altman
Andrew Sokolof

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All Parties - Designations for the following offices and positions:

COUNTY COMMITTEE - 001/26, COUNTY COMMITTEE - 054/26, MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY - CONSERVATIVE PARTY
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 # TO BE ELECTED: 2 61ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Group Group # TO BE NOMINATED: 1 COUNTY COMMITTEE - 035/63,
Christopher L. Hanson Marjorie E. Schulberg-Ulmer Charles D. Fall # TO BE ELECTED: 2
Group Jeffrey M. Ulmer Justine Cuccia Group
Felix W. Henckel Group FEMALE STATE COMMITTEE - Israel Schmidt
Caroline S. Vereline Ellen Laperna 61ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Yisoschar Alter
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 012/26, Joseph J. Laperna # TO BE ELECTED: 1 Group
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 Iola A. Washington John D. Savino
Group RICHMOND COUNTY Priscilla C. Marco Kailey A. Wonica
Donald E. Keating
Philip S. Grillo The Board of Elections in the City of New REPUBLICAN PARTY
Group York, Pursuant to the Provisions of the
Richard P. Zaslow Election Law, notice is hereby given that GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE,
Annie Zaslow the Primary Election in Richmond County # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 014/26, will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022, Rob Astorino
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 between the hours of 6A.M. and 9P.M. Andrew Giuliani
Group The following public offices and party Harry Wilson
Hemant M. Shah positions appear on the ballot in specified Lee Zeldin
Group districts: MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY -
Anita Diana 63RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Thomas Diana DEMOCRATIC PARTY # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
COUNTY COMMITTEE - 021/26, Sam T. Pirozzolo
# TO BE ELECTED: 2 GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE, Paul Ciurcina Jr.
Group # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Thomas Nguy Thomas R. Suozzi
Robert J. Bishop Kathy C. Hochul
Group Jumaane D. Williams
Suzanne L. Chronowitz LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - CITYWIDE,
Alan Laufer # TO BE NOMINATED: 1
Ana Maria Archila
Diana Reyna
Antonio Delgado

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Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in New York County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

Democratic Party Member of the Assembly Male State Committee Alternate Delegate to the Judicial County Committee 044/70, County Committee 046/71,
72nd Assembly District, 68th Assembly District, Convention 72nd Assembly # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
Governor Citywide, # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 District, # to be elected: 13 County Committee 011/71, County Committee 049/71,
# to be nominated: 1 Male State Committee Alternate Delegate to the Judicial # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
Member of the Assembly 70th Assembly District, Convention 75th Assembly District, County Committee 012/71, County Committee 060/71,
Lieutenant Governor Citywide, 73rd Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 15 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 # to be nominated: 1 Male State Committee County Committee 029/65, County Committee 014/71, County Committee 004/72,
Surrogate New York, Member of the Assembly 71st Assembly District, # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 75th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 County Committee 012/66, County Committee 016/71, County Committee 005/72,
Judge of the Civil Court District 2nd # to be nominated: 1 Male State Committee # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
Municipal Court District New York, Member of the Assembly 72nd Assembly District, County Committee 049/66, County Committee 017/71, County Committee 006/72,
# to be nominated: 1 76th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
Judge of the Civil Court District 4th # to be nominated: 1 Male State Committee County Committee 009/68, County Committee 022/71, County Committee 008/72,
Municipal Court District New York, Female State Committee 76th Assembly District, # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 65th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 County Committee 016/68, County Committee 023/71, County Committee 009/72,
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Delegate to Judicial Convention # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
61st Assembly District, Female State Committee 68th Assembly District, County Committee 020/68, County Committee 024/71, County Committee 010/72,
# to be nominated: 1 66th Assembly District, # to be elected: 14 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Delegate to Judicial Convention County Committee 023/68, County Committee 028/71, County Committee 018/72,
65th Assembly District, Female State Committee 71st Assembly District, # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 68th Assembly District, # to be elected: 16 County Committee 037/68, County Committee 029/71, County Committee 025/72,
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Delegate to Judicial Convention # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
66th Assembly District, Female State Committee 72nd Assembly District, County Committee 039/68, County Committee 030/71,
# to be nominated: 1 70th Assembly District, # to be elected: 13 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 Republican Party
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Delegate to Judicial Convention County Committee 045/68, County Committee 035/71, Governor Citywide,
68th Assembly District, Female State Committee 75th Assembly District, # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be nominated: 1
# to be nominated: 1 71st Assembly District, # to be elected: 15 County Committee 032/69, County Committee 037/71,
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Alternate Delegate to the Judicial # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
70th Assembly District, Female State Committee Convention 68th Assembly District, County Committee 008/70, County Committee 040/71,
# to be nominated: 1 72nd Assembly District, # to be elected: 14 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Alternate Delegate to the Judicial County Committee 022/70,
71st Assembly District, Female State Committee Convention 71st Assembly District, # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 76th Assembly District, # to be elected: 16

# to be elected: 1

Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in Bronx County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

Democratic Party Member of the Assembly Male State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader County Committee 043/81,
Governor Citywide, 84th Assembly District, 78th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 84, Democratic Leadership District 87, # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1
Lieutenant Governor Citywide, Member of the Assembly Male State Committee Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention County Committee 043/87,
# to be nominated: 1 86th Assembly District, 81st Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 78, 78th Assembly District, # to be elected: 4
Member of the Assembly # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 9 Republican Party
78th Assembly District, Female State Committee Male State Committee Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention Governor Citywide,
# to be nominated: 1 78th Assembly District, 84th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 81, 84th Assembly District, # to be nominated: 1
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 10
81st Assembly District, Female State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader County Committee 025/81,
# to be nominated: 1 81st Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 78, Democratic Leadership District 82 # to be elected: 3
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 Part A, # to be elected: 1 County Committee 035/81,
82nd Assembly District, Female State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 84th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 81, Democratic Leadership District 84, County Committee 042/81,
# to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 4

Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in Kings County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

Democratic Party Member of the Assembly Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Alternate Delegate to the
Governor Citywide, 58th Assembly District, 58th Assembly District, 58th Assembly District, 54th Assembly District, Judicial Convention
# to be nominated: 1 # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 10 52nd Assembly District,
Lieutenant Governor Citywide, Member of the Assembly Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention # to be elected: 19
# to be nominated: 1 60th Assembly District, 59th Assembly District, 60th Assembly District, 55th Assembly District, Alternate Delegate to the
Judge of the Civil Court County # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 12 Judicial Convention
Kings, # to be nominated: 1 Member of the Assembly Female State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Delegate to Judicial Convention 55th Assembly District,
Member of the Assembly 61st Assembly District, 60th Assembly District, 42nd Assembly District, 57th Assembly District, # to be elected: 12
43rd Assembly District, # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 13 # to be elected: 16 Alternate Delegate to the
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Delegate to Judicial Convention Judicial Convention
Member of the Assembly 43rd Assembly District, 43rd Assembly District, 43rd Assembly District, 58th Assembly District, 58th Assembly District,
46th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 15 # to be elected: 15 # to be elected: 15
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Delegate to Judicial Convention County Committee 005/42,
Member of the Assembly 46th Assembly District, 46th Assembly District, 44th Assembly District, 60th Assembly District, # to be elected: 4
50th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 14 # to be elected: 13 County Committee 022/42,
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Delegate to Judicial Convention # to be elected: 4
Member of the Assembly 51st Assembly District, 48th Assembly District, 46th Assembly District, 64th Assembly District, County Committee 027/42,
51st Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 9 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Alternate Delegate to County Committee 008/43,
Member of the Assembly 52nd Assembly District, 52nd Assembly District, 48th Assembly District, Judicial Conventionn # to be elected: 3
54th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 4 44th Assembly District, County Committee 011/43,
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention # to be elected: 14 # to be elected: 3
Member of the Assembly 54th Assembly District, 53rd Assembly District, 51st Assembly District, Alternate Delegate to the County Committee 012/43,
55th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 9 Judicial Convention # to be elected: 3
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention 48th Assembly District, County Committee 031/43,
Member of the Assembly 56th Assembly District, 54th Assembly District, 52nd Assembly District, # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4
57th Assembly District, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 19 Alternate Delegate to the County Committee 033/43,
# to be nominated: 1 Female State Committee Male State Committee Delegate to Judicial Convention Judicial Convention # to be elected: 4
57th Assembly District, 57th Assembly District, 53rd Assembly District, 51st Assembly District,
# to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 12 # to be elected: 9

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Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in Kings County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

County Committee 036/43, County Committee 013/48, County Committee 018/55, County Committee 037/58, County Committee 033/46, County Committee 043/49,
# to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3
County Committee 040/43, County Committee 033/48, County Committee 019/55, County Committee 044/58, County Committee 034/46, County Committee 003/51,
# to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 056/43, County Committee 037/48, County Committee 024/55, County Committee 007/59, County Committee 035/46, County Committee 005/51,
# to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 057/43, County Committee 012/50, County Committee 027/55, County Committee 028/59, County Committee 036/46, County Committee 006/51,
# to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 003/44, County Committee 009/51, County Committee 031/55, County Committee 014/60, County Committee 037/46, County Committee 014/51,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 066/44, County Committee 029/51, County Committee 033/55, County Committee 083/64, County Committee 006/47, County Committee 015/51,
# to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 067/44, County Committee 034/51, County Committee 037/55, County Committee 007/47, County Committee 018/51,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 Republican Party # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 068/44, County Committee 039/51, County Committee 040/55, County Committee 016/47, County Committee 019/51,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 Governor Citywide, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 069/44, County Committee 009/52, County Committee 053/56, # to be nominated: 1 County Committee 032/47, County Committee 020/51,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 001/46, # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 005/45, County Committee 015/52, County Committee 059/56, # to be elected: 2 County Committee 033/47, County Committee 021/51,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3 County Committee 004/46, # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 004/46, County Committee 024/52, County Committee 063/56, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 035/47, County Committee 023/51,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 005/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 005/46, County Committee 006/53, County Committee 003/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 036/47, County Committee 026/51,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 006/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 006/46, County Committee 033/53, County Committee 006/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 037/47, County Committee 076/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 2 County Committee 007/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 007/46, County Committee 034/53, County Committee 019/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 040/47, County Committee 077/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 008/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 008/46, County Committee 042/53, County Committee 020/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 005/49, County Committee 078/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 010/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 009/46, County Committee 045/54, County Committee 023/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 019/49, County Committee 079/64,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 011/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 012/46, County Committee 049/54, County Committee 026/57, # to be elected: 2 County Committee 026/49, County Committee 080/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 012/46, # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2
County Committee 014/46, County Committee 002/55, County Committee 027/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 029/49, County Committee 081/64,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 013/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3
County Committee 023/46, County Committee 003/55, County Committee 029/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 032/49, County Committee 082/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3 County Committee 014/46, # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3
County Committee 027/46, County Committee 004/55, County Committee 042/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 035/49, County Committee 083/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 County Committee 022/46, # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3
County Committee 028/46, County Committee 005/55, County Committee 043/57, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 036/49, County Committee 085/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 4 County Committee 023/46, # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3
County Committee 063/46, County Committee 010/55, County Committee 052/57, # to be elected: 4 County Committee 038/49, County Committee 086/64,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 4 # to be elected: 3 County Committee 024/46, # to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 3
County Committee 030/47, County Committee 016/55, County Committee 054/57, # to be elected: 4 County Committee 040/49,
# to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 3 County Committee 025/46, # to be elected: 3
County Committee 048/47, County Committee 017/55, County Committee 005/58, # to be elected: 3 County Committee 041/49,
# to be elected: 3 # to be elected: 2 # to be elected: 2 County Committee 026/46, # to be elected: 2
# to be elected: 3

Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in Queens County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

Democratic Party Member of the Assembly Male State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention
Governor Citywide, 37th Assembly District, 29th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 35 Democratic Leadership District 35 36th Assembly District,
# to be nominated: 1 # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 Part A, # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 12
Lieutenant Governor Citywide, Member of the Assembly Male State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Democratic Delegate to Judicial Convention
# to be nominated: 1 40th Assembly District, 34th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 35 Leadership District 36 Part B, 37th Assembly District,
Judge of the Civil Court # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 11
County Queens, Female State Committee Male State Committee Male District Leader Male District Leader Democratic Delegate to Judicial Convention
# to be nominated: 2 24th Assembly District, 35th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 24 Leadership District 37 Part A, # to 38th Assembly District,
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 Part A, # to be elected: 1 be elected: 1 # to be elected: 8
24th Assembly District, Female State Committee Male State Committee Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention Alternate Delegate to the
# to be nominated: 1 28th Assembly District, 36th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 24 24th Assembly District, Judicial Convention
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 10 28th Assembly District,
28th Assembly District, Female State Committee Male State Committee Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention # to be elected: 10
# to be nominated: 1 34th Assembly District, 37th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 29 25th Assembly District, Female County Committee
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 7 030/28, # to be elected: 1
29th Assembly District, Female State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention 0F3e2m/2a8le, C# otounbtey eCleocmtemdi:tt1ee
# to be nominated: 1 35th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 24 Democratic Leadership District 30 27th Assembly District, Female County Committee
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Part A, # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 8 042/39, # to be elected: 1
30th Assembly District, Female State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention Male County Committee
# to be nominated: 1 36th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 24 Democratic Leadership District 32 28th Assembly District, 031/28, # to be elected: 1
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 10 Male County Committee
32nd Assembly District, Female State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention 032/28, # to be elected: 1
# to be nominated: 1 39th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 29 Democratic Leadership District 33 33rd Assembly District, Male County Committee
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 Part A, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 14 040/28, # to be elected: 1
33rd Assembly District, Male State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention
# to be nominated: 1 24th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 30 Democratic Leadership District 34 34th Assembly District,
Member of the Assembly # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 10
35th Assembly District, Male State Committee Female District Leader Male District Leader Delegate to Judicial Convention
# to be nominated: 1 28th Assembly District, Democratic Leadership District 34 Democratic Leadership District 35 35th Assembly District,
# to be elected: 1 Part B, # to be elected: 1 Part A, # to be elected: 1 # to be elected: 8

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Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in Queens County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

Republican Party County Committee County Committee County Committee County Committee County Committee
Governor Citywide, 048/24, # to be elected: 2 062/24, # to be elected: 2 001/26, # to be elected: 2 014/26, # to be elected: 2 054/26, # to be elected: 2
# to be nominated: 1 County Committee County Committee County Committee County Committee
058/24, # to be elected: 2 017/25, # to be elected: 2 012/26, # to be elected: 2 021/26, # to be elected: 2

Pursuant to the Provisions of the Election Law 4-118, notice is hereby given that the Primary Election in Richmond County will be held on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 between the
hours of 6 A.M. and 9 P.M. The said election will be held for the purpose of electing the public offices and party positions that are listed below:

Democratic Party Member of the Assembly Female State Committee Republican Party Member of the Assembly Conservative Party
Governor Citywide, 61st Assembly District, 61st Assembly District, Governor Citywide, 63rd Assembly District, County Committee 035/63,
# to be nominated: 1 # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 1 # to be nominated: 1 # to be nominated: 1 # to be elected: 2
Lieutenant Governor Citywide,
# to be nominated: 1

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T-storm. A stray 76/65 Moonrise today .................... 12:56 a.m. Saratoga Springs 78/51/s 78/59/sh
High 70 t-storm. Moonset today ..................... 12:22 p.m. Stroudsburg 79/52/s 74/57/sh
to 76. High 74 Sandy Hook Last New First Full Torrington 78/53/s 75/60/c
to 80. 77/66 Syracuse 75/52/s 77/59/sh
Evening Evening Asbury Park Forecast data is current as of 6 73/54/s 76/56/c
Mostly cloudy. Low Partly cloudy. Low p.m. yesterday. Temperatures are 77/63/sh
63 to 69. 62 to 68. today’s highs and tonight’s lows.
TOMORROW
Almanac 77/62 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, 92/74/s
111/78/pc
Manasquan c-cloudy, sh-showers, r-rain, t-thunder- June 20 June 28 July 6 July 13 World cities 99/73/pc
78/61 storms, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice 75/53/pc
Athens 92/71/s
YESTERDAY’S CONDITIONS AT CENTRAL PARK THROUGH 6PM Toms River Monday, June 20, 2022 Baghdad TODAY 63/53/pc
Beijing 87/70/s 90/65/pc
Temperature 79/59 Showers Berlin 119/84/s 87/82/c
High: 73, Low: 54, Mean: 64 T-storms Cairo 94/74/pc 78/64/s
Departure from Normal Dublin 63/51/r 65/53/sh
Yesterday: -10 degrees N.J. Rain Geneva 94/72/s 76/55/pc
Flurries Hong Kong 68/52/pc 84/56/s
Precipitation Jerusalem 90/62/pc 71/56/t
Yesterday: 0.00”, Month: 2.47”, Snow Kabul 88/82/sh 71/62/c
Year: 21.43”, Normal year to date: 22.25” London 83/64/s 62/57/r
Cooling Degree days yesterday ................0 Long Beach Ice Madrid 76/58/s 81/62/t
Total for the month (normal) ......111 (117) 76/65 Mexico City 71/51/s 78/67/s
Total since Jan. 1 (normal) ..........192 (198) Montreal 82/56/pc 85/66/s
Last year to date.....................................241 Fronts Moscow 76/58/t 70/49/sh
Heat Index (at noon yest.) ..................... 66 Paris 75/55/pc 85/74/c
UV index (for Mon.) ............. 11 (Extreme) Cold Rio de Janeiro 71/57/pc
Humidity (at noon) ............................. 35% Rome 74/58/pc
Atlantic City Shown are noon positions of Warm Sydney 75/66/pc
AIR QUALITY 80/57 weather systems and precipitation. Stationary Tokyo 85/65/s
Ocean City Temperature bands are highs for 65/49/c
Pollen: High Predominant pollen: Grasses 79/65 the day. Forecast high/low tempera- 86/73/c
AQI rating: (for Mon.)................................Good tures are given for selected cities.

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New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com America’s oldest continuously published daily newspaper Stern’s Hypocritical Callout
Of Mickelson’s Saudi Tour
Charters in the Crosshairs
It amazes me that ev- The Issue: Howard Stern’s criticism of Phil Mickelson
A federal court just handed the Biden ad- None of these organizations is concerned eryone in the golf world for participating in a Saudi-backed golf tournament.
ministration — and everyone else who with what’s best for students. They want is attacking Phil Mickel-
stands in the way of fixing our broken traditional public schools to keep their son for joining the LIV I don’t see articles about
public-education system — a brand stranglehold over American education, de- golf league because it is those in golf or other
new weapon. spite the fact that year after year those run by a Saudi prince sports kissing the back-
schools deliver ever-worse results for (“Stern tees off on Phil,” sides of China and the
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals poorer black and Hispanic students (even as June 15). many other countries
ruled North Carolina’s Charter Day they try to shut down or dilute programs that have human-rights
School’s skirt requirement for female stu- aimed at academically gifted kids, which At least Phil was hon- issues.
dents unconstitutional, because as a “state hurt Asian students disproportionately). est and said he did it for
actor,” the school can’t have gender-based the money. What is Presi- Just look at equipment
dress codes as they allegedly violate equal- That ugly trend was supercharged by the dent Biden’s excuse? He manufacturers and see
protection laws. inexcusable push to close schools during the is running there to beg where they do business.
pandemic, a charge spearheaded by the AFT the Saudi government for And since when is the
This decision goes far beyond dress codes. and its cronies that led to devastating learn- oil — and a lower price PGA without sin?
Whether the 4th Circuit was motivated by ing losses. on it. Why? Because he is
politics we don’t know. But there’s no doubt trying to save his hide. Philip Vallone
those applauding the ruling are doing so for And 2022 has already been a grim year for
nakedly partisan reasons. charters. Biden’s Department of Education He destroyed our oil Ossining
joyfully took up its regulatory cudgel against industry, which was self-
Why? That “state actor” finding is key. If charter schools, releasing a set of guidelines sufficient. Phil Mickelson Is Howard Stern going
the ruling stands, it could mean, in effect, in March that would push them into invol- to go off on LeBron
the end of charters as they exist. It provides untary alignments with traditional public Now he has to go to Sa- on his show regularly James? Is he going to get
a legal rationale for them to be brought un- schools and tie them to meaningless metrics udi Arabia for oil. and kissed up to him rid of all the stuff in his
der the thumb of state and city educrats na- on “community impact.” about all the woman he studio that is made in
tionwide who are eager to handcuff charters How is that “green”? would date. Then he China? I doubt it.
for daring to bring educational options to This decision comports neatly with that Instead of Saudis pump- bashed Trump once he
students failed by traditional public schools. aim. It’s possible that the operator of the ing it and shipping to us, became president. You’re He’s another hypocrite
schools will challenge the ruling in the Su- burning fuel in the pro- the sellout, Howard. who thinks people care
Just look at the amicus filings in the North preme Court. We wish them all luck. cess, we could be using what he says. This no-tal-
Carolina case. They comprise a rogue’s gal- our own here. Does any- Lance Lovejoy ent scrub made a living
lery of Big Ed lackeys, including (among Charters are an essential element in the one else see an issue? Queens off of degrading women
many others) AFSCME, the ACLU and — of battle to save our schools, and the long-sim- and people with deformi-
course — the American Federation of mering hostility toward them needs to be Why isn’t everyone on The fact that you had an ties. Just take a look at
Teachers. checked. Biden for going to Saudi article about Phil Mickel- how he said Saudi people
Arabia? John Natale son in your paper quot- would be talking to
A Challenge Maloney Deserves ing Howard Stern was sheep or camels if it
Long Beach absolutely insane. weren’t for oil.
W e’re no fans of ultra-left state Sen. New Yorkers in multiple ballot-measure
Alessandra Biaggi, but she sure has votes. I had to laugh about Howard has made fun Who is he to judge any-
picked a fat target in challenging Rep. Howard Stern calling all of black people in black- one’s decisions after the
But Maloney’s sleaze goes back further: golfers who took part in face, made fun of people way he exploited people
the Saudi tour “sellouts.” with disabilities — and I to make his fortune?
Sean Patrick Maloney in the Aug. 23 Demo- He’s also the guy who ran for two offices at can go on and on.
How quickly he forgets Joe Micare
cratic primary for the 17th District: He’s the the same time back in 2018, entering the pri- what a sellout he is: He It’s golf, nothing more.
used to have former Malta
most arrogant, self-serving incumbent in all mary for state attorney general even as he President Donald Trump

New York. stayed in the race for his House seat.

His most recent low was to not even no- As we noted then, “The wealthy three-

tify another incumbent, Rep. Mondaire term incumbent plainly figures he can take The True Fixes for City Crime

Jones, before declaring he’d run in the dis- a shot at a better job without risking his cur-

trict that the new, fair electoral maps (re- rent one. So what if it’s a slap in the face of

quired after the courts nixed his constituents?” And a gamble

Democrats’ bid to gerrymander that risked handing the swing The great former NYPD The Issue: Former NYPD Police Commissioner Ray
commissioner Ray Kelly Kelly’s column on how to slow New York’s crime wave.
Republicans into insignificance) congressional district to the Re- is spot on with his three
proposals to help reduce
put them both in, even though publicans. crime in the city (“How
To Crush Crime,” PostO-
the new district had more of He also spent cash from his pinion, June 16).

Jones’ old one than it did Malo- federal campaign fund on the However, he fails to office as well as the legis- regarding proper proce-
mention that those pro- lative branch, his propos- dures. They need sup-
ney’s. state race, a legally dubious posals mean nothing un- als are just window port from government
der the current bail-re- dressing on our revolv- and trust from the public.
Then again, Maloney played a move that disadvantaged only form system. ing-door judicial system.
They cannot do their
big role in that misbegotten ger- his fellow Democrats — though Criminals know that Steven Mendelsohn job if they fear reprisal
under the current law, Whitestone and second-guessing from
rymander effort that so back- Tish James wound up winning they will be out on the know-it-all politicians
street well before the ink City and state officials who have no clue about
fired for Dems, putting not just handily anyway. on the arrest reports must stop the “appease the circumstances they
dries. Until sanity is re- my base” rhetoric and get face daily (Mayor Adams
Jones and Maloney in conflict, In short, Maloney’s sorry be- stored to the governor’s serious if this city is to be excepted). Take the cuffs
saved. off and let them do their
but also senior Reps. Jerry Na- havior was an invitation to Bi- job. Jerry Chiappetta
Police today know they
dler and Carolyn Maloney. Sean Patrick Maloney aggi, who declared on entering are under close scrutiny Monticello

Way back on Nov. 30, 2020, he the race, “We want a champion

told Politico, “We must win the redistricting in Congress that will fight for all of us — not

war,” as he prepared to take over the Demo- a corporate Democrat like Sean Patrick Mal-

cratic Congressional Campaign Committee. oney who puts his donors’ interests ahead of

And he plainly encouraged the Legislature ours.”

to try to do just that, as its plan was to cut She has a shot; Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-

Republicans down to just four House seats Cortez and the whole Democratic Socialist E-MAIL: [email protected] or WRITE to The Editor, The New York Post, 1211 Avenue of the
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That gambit was a blatant violation of the “Squad” gain another member, but you have Rupert Murdoch, Chairman; Sean M. Giancola, Publisher; Keith Poole, Editor-in-Chief;
Stephen Lynch, Print EIC; Mark Cunningham, Editorial Page Editor
state Constitution’s rules for redistricting, to admire that movement’s ability to pick

and of the clearly expressed views of most Democratic enemies who deserve to lose.

POSTOPINION 43

Pain Without Payoff New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.comdidn’t slash hunger by telling every-
How not to fight climate change AP one to eat less but through the
Green Revolution that enabled
F OR three decades, climate cam- trial processes account for much farmers to produce more food.
paigners have fought to make more energy use than electricity.
fossil fuels so expensive that Yet innovation in green energy
people would have to abandon This means solar and wind de- has been neglected for three dec-
liver just 1.8% of global energy sup- ades. In 1980, the rich world spent
more than 8 cents of every $100 of
them. Their dream is becoming re- ply. And electricity is the easiest of GDP on low-carbon technologies.
As climate policies focused on
ality: Energy prices are spiraling these components to decarbonize: making fossil fuels more expensive,
green research spending halved to
out of control and will soon get We haven’t yet made meaningful fewer than 4 cents of every $100.

even worse. Yet we are no closer to progress greening the remaining Copenhagen Consensus research-
ers, including three Nobel econo-
solving climate change. four-fifths of global energy. mists, have shown the most effec-
tive climate policy possible is to in-
Energy costs increased 26% Second, even in the rich parts of crease green research-and-develop-
ment spending fivefold to $100 bil-
across industrialized economies the world it’s clear few people are lion per year. This would still be
much less than the $755 billion the
last year and will rise globally by willing to pay the phenomenal world spent just last year on often-
ineffective green technology.
another 50% this year. While West- price of achieving net-zero carbon
We need to look for break-
ern governments are blaming Rus- emissions. Soaring prices are hik- throughs across all areas of energy
technology, from cheaper solar and
sia’s war on Ukraine, prices were ing energy poverty in industrial- wind with massive and very cheap
storage to CO₂ extraction, fusion,
already rising because of climate ized economies, and prices are set second-generation biofuels and
many other potential solutions.
policies designed to choke to climb even further.
The best example of game-chang-
fossil-fuel investment. Germany’s on track to ing climate innovation: the 10-year,
$10 billion public investment in
Since the 2015 Paris bjorn spend more than a half-tril- Pain at the pump: Gas prices in California reached astronomical levels shale gas President George W. Bush
agreement was inked, the lomborg lion on climate policies by Thursday while the national average was a record $5.09 a gallon. launched, which led to energy com-
panies embracing the technology.
world’s 1,200 biggest en- 2025 yet has only managed Gas emits about half the CO₂; this
was a major reason America saw
ergy corporations have to reduce fossil-fuel de- ous because they block the path- thirds of global energy use by 2050, the single-biggest emission reduc-
way out of poverty and make fertil- only a modest drop from 79% today. tion in the past decade.
slashed capital investment in oil pendency from 84% in 2000 to 77% izer unaffordable for farmers, im-
periling food production. The well- And green energy’s failings are We will not solve climate change
and gas by more than two-thirds. today. McKinsey estimates getting off might be able to withstand the why carbon emissions are still in- by making fossil energy unafforda-
pain of climate policies, but emerg- creasing. Last year saw the highest ble but by innovating down the
Huge price rises are the inevitable to zero carbon will cost Europe ing economies like India or low-in- global emissions ever. This year is price of green technologies so ev-
come countries in Africa can’t af- likely to be higher again. Climate eryone will be able to switch.
result of forcing more energy out 5.3% of its GDP in low-emission as- ford to sacrifice poverty eradica- policy is broken. By forcing up the
tion and economic development to price of fossil fuels, policymakers Bjorn Lomborg’s latest book is
of an increasingly starved system. sets every year — for Germany, tackle climate change. put the cart in front of the horse. “False Alarm: How Climate Change
Instead, we need to make green Panic Costs Us Trillions, Hurts the
The climate-policy approach of more than $200 billion annually. Globally, the inability of green en- energy cheaper and more effective. Poor, and Fails to Fix the Planet.”
ergy to compete means the world is
trying to push consumers and busi- That’s more than Germany spends on track to remain fossil-fuel de- Humanity has relied on innova-
pendent. Analyzing all current and tion to fix other challenges. We
nesses away from fossil fuels with annually on education and police, promised climate policies, the In- didn’t solve air pollution by forcing
ternational Energy Agency finds everyone to stop driving but by in-
price spikes is causing pain with lit- courts and prisons combined. fossil fuels will still provide two- venting catalytic converters that
drastically lowers pollution. We
tle climate payoff, for two reasons. Western leaders can’t continue

First, solar and wind are still only to push expensive policies without

capable of meeting a fraction of a backlash. As energy prices soar,

global electricity needs. Even with risks grow of resentment and

huge subsidies and political sup- strife, like France saw with the

port, solar and wind delivered just “yellow vest” protest movement.

9% of global electricity in 2020. For the poorest billions, rising

Heating, transport and vital indus- energy prices are even more seri-

A Perfect Day To Cheer Black Success

A MERICA marks our second Juneteenth laws and the terror imposed by the Demo- her fortune in the early 1900s by marketing ball. Muhammad Ali was The Greatest pugi-
national holiday Monday. Some will fo- list. Michael Jordan towered over basketball.
cus on the severe pain and death that crat-founded and -manned Ku Klux Klan, hair-care products to fellow blacks. By selling
slavery inflicted on blacks between Impresario Berry Gordy launched a whole
1619 and 1865. It would be far more useful, blacks capitalized on the opportunities that Afro Sheen before Afro Sheen, she made new sound called Motown. Kenneth Chen-
however, to celebrate so much that black ault led American Express for 17 years. Ur-
Americans have accomplished since the America offered, first grudgingly and then enough money to buy a mansion in posh sula Burns was Xerox CEO. Richard Parsons
original Juneteenth liberated the last of ran Citigroup and Time Warner. E. Stanley
some 4 million emancipated slaves. with increasing enthusiasm. Since the Civil Westchester, near that of John D. Rockefeller. O’Neal’s grandfather was a slave. Two gener-
ations later, O’Neal chaired Merrill Lynch.
That joyous day arrived on June 19, 1865. Rights Act of 1964 torpedoed Democrat-op- The Netflix mini-series “Self-
Having vanquished the Confederacy that Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice were
April, victorious Union Army soldiers erated systemic racism in the South, millions Made”dramatizes Walker’s amazing story. US secretaries of state. Eric Holder and
reached Galveston, Texas, and that final Loretta Lynch were attorneys general. Ka-
group of slaves unaware the South had fallen. of blacks have flourished across America. It stars Octavia Spencer, a black success mala Harris is vice president. Barack Ob-
ama spent eight years as president.
The men in blue uniforms read General Booker T. Washington rose story in her own right and
Order No. 3 to people who, until then, were If he were alive, Dr. Martin Luther King
private property: “All slaves are free.” “Up from Slavery,” as his fas- an Academy Award winner, likely would argue that — while room to
Henceforth, these black men, women and rise remains — his Dream has come true.
children belonged to themselves, not others. cinating memoir details. Born DEROY along with Sidney Poitier, Beyond these famous names, millions of
his master’s possession in MURDOCK Isaac Hayes, Whoopi Gold- black Americans use their freedom to im-
Republican-led Reconstruction efforts ini- 1856, Washington was free berg, Denzel Washington, prove themselves, their loved ones, their
tially offered blacks much hope. Some communities and this nation.
former slaves represented the South in Con- but spectacularly poor after Spike Lee and numerous
gress. Alas, Democrats got the upper hand as This and every Juneteenth, Americans of
Reconstruction faltered, and they dug their the first Juneteenth. At one point, he slept other exceptional black filmmakers. all hues should applaud black success since
heels into black necks. But despite the op- emancipation rather than wallow with the
pression of Democrat-enforced Jim Crow under a raised sidewalk in Richmond, Va. Black musicians Louis Armstrong and critical race theorists in all the wrongs be-
fore June 19, 1865.
Washington soon educated himself and Duke Ellington co-fathered jazz, as W.C.

then others. He founded Alabama’s Tuske- Handy, Sidney Bechet, Ella Fitzgerald, Fats

gee Institute on July 4, 1881. It was among Waller, Dizzy Gillespie, Quincy Delight

the first historically black colleges and uni- Jones, George Benson, Wynton Marsalis and

versities. Washington lectured widely and countless other black talents still polish this

became the White House’s first black din- all-American art form to a blinding sheen.

ner guest when Republican President The- The Tuskegee Airmen bombed Adolf Hit-

odore Roosevelt welcomed him in 1901. ler to bits and buried beneath smoldering

Madam C.J. Walker became America’s first rubble the notion that blacks lacked the

female millionaire entrepreneur. She earned brains to fly. Jackie Robinson integrated base-

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♥3 How to play: All the words listed below appear in the puzzle –– 5 Ladder rung
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North East South West 16 Poetry muse
1♥ Pass 2♦ 4♣ 17 Dance, music, sculpture, etc.
Dbl Pass 6 NT(!!) All Pass 18 Tabula __: blank slate
19 Rolls of fabric
Opening lead — ♠ 10(!) 20 Where Clay went to make a ceramic
vase?
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24 Selfish shout
After staging its Fall North American 25 Where Penny went to deposit 13 “Help!” letters PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER
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issues, the ACBL proceeded with the 30 Verbalize ter (C) 2022 Tribune Media Services
Spring NABC in Reno. Vaccinations 33 Olympic skater’s leap 22 Altoids container 55 “Dear __ Hansen”: 2017 Best Musical
were required, masks encouraged. 34 Herbal beverage 25 Father Christmas Tony winner
The 10-day attendance was 6204 35 Stock unit 26 Widely accepted truth 56 Small change
tables. 37 Boy, in Spanish 27 Five-time Wimbledon singles cham- 57 Strong desire
38 Speed pion Williams 58 Poultry herb
In the North American Pairs, which 41 “Sign me up!” 28 Dead __ Scrolls 59 English muffin topper
began with local eliminations, today’s 42 Talks up 29 No-frills 62 Monogram of a French fashion house
North opened a light hand, and South 44 Golden yrs. fund 30 American __: U.S. territory in the
responded gingerly with two diamonds. 45 Verse writer South Pacific
When West preempted and North 46 Mornings, briefly 31 Disney mermaid
doubled to suggest something in clubs, 47 Where Viola went to perform with an 32 Streisand title role
South leaped to 6NT -- a call that gets orchestra? 36 Rap devotee
two exclamation marks from me since 51 Lose color 39 Tuscany three
7NT could have been icy. 52 Cow’s sound 40 Designates for a specific purpose, as
53 Where Dean went to meet with pro- funds
West led the ten of spades, and fessors and students? 43 Like triangles with unequal sides
declarer took the ace, queen and jack, 59 Doctor Who player Whittaker 48 “__ to Joy”: segment of Beethoven’s
hoping for some information. When 60 Declare Ninth Symphony
West followed twice, South judged that 61 Say grace, say 49 Cancel out
the West hand was short in diamonds: 63 Sci-fi visitor 50 Pitcher Seaver who won three Cy
He led a diamond to his ten! Making 64 Gas holder Young Awards
seven, a matchpoint top. 65 Quiche ingredients 51 Swatter’s targets
66 Stately home 53 Pepsi or Coke
South might have taken the K-A of 67 Laryngitis docs 54 Thor’s father
clubs early to get an extra clue about 68 Film spool
the distribution. As for West, he surely
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suspect North-South will reach a grand 1 Tax prep pro
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3 Voice above tenor
4 Aerospace employee who assesses
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10 Wear away
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Niger
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Business 45

Business murky GOOAAALL! New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com

Briefs Value of Boehly and co.’s soccer buy questioned

Bitcoin bump By Josh Kosman Hoping for a win 117-year-old Stamford

The price of bitcoin A coterie of US investors Bridge stadium in London
jumped back above took control of the English
$20,000 on Sunday after soccer team Chelsea FC last at an estimated cost of more
the world’s most ac- month — and some Wall
tively traded cryptocur- Street insiders are still than 1 billion pounds to in-
rency fell as low as struggling to understand
$17,628 on Saturday. why. crease its seating capacity.

Oil funding Todd Boehly — a co- Fans worry that the upshot
owner of the Los Angeles
Double Eagle, a team Dodgers whose free-spend- will be more luxury suites
of prolific oil and gas ing strategy over the past
developers focused on decade has been credited and higher ticket prices for
the Permian basin, have with reviving the MLB team
raised more than $1.7 — promised a similar tack fans — with Boehly scram-
billion from a group of for Chelsea when he an-
investors to fund their nounced May 30 that he and bling to tamp down con-
latest venture, accord- a consortium of investors
ing to a statement to had purchased the team for cerns about the latter in re-
Reuters on Sunday. 2.5 billion pounds, or more
than $3.1 billion. cent weeks.
Limits on gas
Boehly, however, also has “You need to put 1 billion
Germany’s economy sought to draw a line be-
minister said Sunday tween his cash-intensive pounds into a new building
that the country will approach and that of Rus-
limit the use of natural sian oligarch Roman and they lose money,” a
gas for electricity pro- Abramovich, who report-
duction amid concerns edly lost 900,000 pounds a sports banker said. “I’m not
about possible shorta- day during his 19-year own-
ges caused by a cut in ership stint, shelling out a big fan of this deal.”
supplies from Russia. more than 2 billion pounds
on team payroll and rede- Roman Abramovich (inset near right) Getty Images Passion vs. profit
Lego watch fining a new era of lavish was known for spending tons of cash on
spending in soccer. Chelsea FC when he owned the team, Chelsea lost 146 million
Lego Group’s recent and insiders wonder if new owners, led pounds ($178 million) for
announcement that it Specifically, sources close by Todd Boehly (inset far right), will get the year ending June 30,
will build a new factory to the situation say Boehly a healthy return on their investment. 2021, when stadiums were
in Virginia has focused and his main co-investing emptied out amid the pan-
attention on the com- partner, Clearlake Capital, a lake’s thinking. when it was leaked to the veteran buyout heavy- demic. It made a 39.5 mil-
pany’s North American buyout fund based in Santa In the 2021-2022 season, press that Boehly was weights like the Blackstone lion pound ($48 million)
headquarters in Con- Monica, Calif., are looking happy to let Romelu Lu- Group or Carlyle Group, ac- profit the prior year, ac-
necticut, with some in- to Liverpool — owned by Chelsea had the Premier kaku, a Belgian soccer star cording to public records. cording to Football.London.
dustry-watchers saying another US-based investor, League’s second-highest Chelsea had signed last
it may not be a good billionaire John Henry’s payroll at 355 million summer for 97.5 million Clearlake and Boehly, Whatever happens, the
sign for the company’s Fenway Sports Group — as pounds. Liverpool came in pounds, return to the Italian who each put down more co-founders of Clearlake,
future in the state. an example they’d like to fourth at 314 million soccer club Inter Milan. than $1 billion in equity in Behdad Eghbali and José
follow. pounds, according to soccer the deal, share governance Feliciano, will make money
Apple union site Marca. Meanwhile, A ‘bridge’ to sell control over budgets, in- from the Chelsea deal.
By the numbers sources close to Chelsea’s cluding payroll. Sources That’s because Clearlake
More than 100 employ- new owners note that Nevertheless, insiders say close to Clearlake insist the charges its investors a 1.7%
ees of an Apple store in a Liverpool generates 200 Boehly’s Dodgers have 30 it isn’t clear that such firm is less focused on annual management fee on
suburb of Baltimore million pounds in EBITDA people hired to study “data tweaking will be enough to slashing costs than on investments, and the Clear-
voted to unionize by a — or earnings before inter- analytics”— a practice com- achieve the outsize returns growing revenue, which lake partners put down
nearly 2-to-1 margin Sat- est, taxes, depreciation and monly used to seek strong to which Clearlake and its they said was recently less money at most equal to 2%
urday, joining a growing amortization — compared players at good prices — investors have grown ac- than 500 million pounds, of its fund, according to a
US push across tech, re- with Chelsea’s 50 million while Chelsea has four. customed. The firm’s 2012 versus Manchester United’s November presentation by
tail and service industries pounds, according to a and 2015 buyout funds pro- estimated 700 million Clearlake to the Connecti-
to organize, a union said. source briefed on the Abramovich’s profligate duced net internal rates of pounds. The plan is to seize cut treasury.
teams’ finances. If Chelsea spending produced results, return of 41% and 33% per opportunities for naming
Sources: AP, Reuters can match Liverpool’s EB- with Chelsea winning five year, respectively as of June rights and sponsorships, the Chelsea fans are con-
ITDA, the acquisition will Premier League titles and 30, 2021. sources said. cerned the new owners will
Follow us on look like a relative bargain, two Champions League tro- put profits over success.
according to sources famil- phies as the best club team That made the funds Nevertheless, bankers
@NYPOSTBIZ iar with Boehly and Clear- in Europe. among the best performers close to the deal note that “Generally, Americans
for those raised in that time, profits face at least one don’t get ‘soccer’ and my
Evidence of a more flinty- even when compared with massive obstacle — a fear is that if there is no
eyed, numbers-driven ap- pledge to rebuild Chelsea’s passion or desire for the
proach emerged last week, club within the ownership
then we are no longer a
football club and we be-
come purely a business,”
said Martin Pearce, a Chel-
sea season ticket holder for
more than 30 years.

“Roman Abramovich was
very popular, all politics
aside, and was clearly pas-
sionate about the team and
the success he brought us,”
Pearce added.

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By alexandra steigrad speculate this could potentially

and lydia moynihan be the last year Twitter joins fel-

New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com low tech giants on the beach.

The megayachts of elite media, Big tech’s presence and topics

tech and advertising execs will like “the metaverse, blockchain

drop anchor in the Mediterra- and crypto will be huge,” said one

nean Sea once again, where the advertising exec, who added that

industry’s brightest minds will privacy issues, given legislative

convene in the French seaside changes, will also be a hot topic.

town of Cannes to discuss the Last year, Apple introduced an

biggest issues facing the industry App Tracking Transparency fea-

over bottles of rosé and Cham- ture that lets users choose

pagne. whether or not they wish to be

The booze-infused weeklong tracked on various websites. The

event, known as the 67th annual Island in change hit tech companies hard
Cannes Lions International Fes- — with Meta acknowledging the
tival of Creativity, is returning feature would cost them an esti-
this week after a two-year hiatus mated $10 billion in advertising
due to the pandemic — and it’s revenue this year.
sure to be raucous and spirited.
And last month shares of Snap

“The demand for this [event] is the stream tumbled 43% — and took other
through the roof,” said founder digital ad and tech companies
and CEO of MediaLink Michael down with it — when the social
Kassan, who is also the unoffi- media company said it expected
cial mayor, master of ceremonies to make less money from selling
and grand poohbah of Cannes Li- ads.

ons. “There’s enormous pent-up It’s not just privacy and poor

demand to be in person and that market conditions plaguing big

demand is going to be mani- tech: Looming antitrust legisla-

fested and satisfied in Cannes.” tion in Congress could also un-

Headline speakers for the five- dermine tech companies’ busi-

day festival, which starts today, ness practices.

include Netflix co-CEO Ted Sar- The American Innovation and

andos, who will be named the Choice Online Act, which could

festival’s Entertainment Person be passed this year, would stop

of the Year, as well as NBCUni- platforms from “self-preferenc-

versal boss Jeff Shell. Actor and ing” their content. For instance,

entrepreneur Ryan Reynolds Amazon would no longer be able

will be on hand, as well as heir- to promote its own content over

ess and businesswoman Paris third-party sellers on its site — a

Hilton, Nobel laureate Malala measure backers say would help

Yousafzai and outspoken ad smaller companies compete

guru Sir Martin Sorrell, among against Jeff Bezos’ e-commerce

others. giant.

With the pandemic waning, ex- Notably absent from Cannes

ecs are likely to discuss how Lions will be Meta’s COO Sheryl

their companies weathered the Sandberg, who is normally a fix-

two-year standstill and are deal- ture at the festival. Earlier this

ing with current economic pres- month, Sandberg announced she

sures. Sarandos is sure to be on was departing Facebook — and

the hot seat when Kara insiders say they don’t expect

Swisher, who recently de- her to make the trek now that

camped the New York Times to she’s headed for the exit.

return to Vox Media, interviews The festival demurred to dis-

the CEO on Thursday. Power While tech close the number of brands — or
Netflix, which has been the dar- suits on power might take up a attendees — making the pilgrim-
players like Ryan age to the Cote d’Azur, but the
ling of media, is suddenly grap- Reynolds (right) and bit of time at brand partners demonstrate the
pling with subscriber losses amid Netflix co-CEO Ted diversity of companies repre-
increased competition from the Sarandos are sure to sented.
likes of Disney, Amazon and HBO be seen at Cannes
Max parent Warner Bros. Discov- Lions after a Gaming companies including
ery, which completed its $43 bil- Twitch and Activision Blizzard
lion merger this year. hiatus. will have a presence this year, as
will telecom giants Verizon and
While the pandemic helped

pique consumers’ appetite for continue to grapple with how to the festival, T-Mobile and smaller tech com-
streaming services and fresh grab the attention of cord-cutters Issa Rae will be panies including Pinterest, Red-
content, the end of lockdowns by using data-driven content to dit, Roku and Spotify.
has leveled off that demand, as on hand to
consumers are slowly returning discuss Cannes Lions festival organiz-
to pre-pandemic life. ers are also hoping to address di-
diversity and versity and inclusion topics in
According to Kantar Media, inclusion in the the advertising and marketing

the growth of streaming in US lure them as subscribers. workplace. space in the wake of the “Black

households has stalled in the “The streaming services are Lives Matter” movement. The

first quarter of 2022. This comes coming in en force,” said Kassan, event’s program will include a

after “substantial growth” in the who noted that tech companies will join fellow retail giants like buzziest parties at sprawling vil- talk with Issa Rae, the creator

fourth quarter of 2021. will also be center stage as the Walmart and Instacart, in addi- las perched in the hills above and writer of HBO’s “Insecure”

The data analytics firm esti- importance of ad revenue for tion to tech giants like Google, Cannes. series, who will discuss “bias” in

mated that 86% of US house- those businesses has continued Facebook parent Meta, TikTok, Twitter — which is in the the workplace and beyond. Other

holds, or 110.2 million house- to mushroom. Microsoft and Snap. midst of a tempestuous takeover panels will touch on the impor-

holds, use streaming services as But noticeably absent is enter- from the world’s richest man tance of diversity in creative in-

of March 2022. The slowing Amazon debuts tainment and events company Elon Musk — will also be host- dustries, as well as a session with
growth has made the competi- Live Nation, which has histori- ing events throughout the week. transgender activist Munroe

tion for signing up new custom- Amazon is making its Cannes cally had an outsize presence at With Musk signaling he plans to Bergdorf on the “criticality of

ers stiffer, as marketing execs debut this year. The company the festival, throwing some of the cut costs, some Cannes insiders positive representation.”

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New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com The women at the CAREER
helm of a female- COACH
centric DIY hub
GO TO GREG
By PERRI ORMONT BLUMBERG POWER TO THE Michael Persico
PEOPLE: Lacey I have a strong performer on my
W HO’S in charge? She is. At Matriarchy started with the goal of wanting to develop a Soslow (left) and team who admitted to lying about
Build — a platform for learning home community for women and queer folks in the Gabriella Ainslie his vaccination status. What do I do?
improvement and DIY skills from fe- DIY and home improvement space. How we ac- are giving women
male plumbers, general contractors, complish that goal and what motivates our deci- the tools to You fire him. Now, before all of the
electricians and other trades — sion-making has evolved so much.” succeed in a anti-vaxxers write in hurling your
women are always at the helm. male-dominated eloquent “fan mail” at me, let me ex-
For instance, they’ve become well-versed on sector. plain. This is not about his decision
On the site, users search and connect with the skilled-trade labor gap, and are trying to to not get vaccinated. I support that.
professional tradespeople that can provide bridge that through visibility and empowerment. As Ainslie puts it, those perceived missteps are I also don’t think employers should
a wide variety of consultation services for any They hope to showcase the women who are in part of the process and will serve to make your fire people for not getting vacci-
home projects you want to tackle from their the industry, leveraging their skills to spark inter- end product more polished, and thus better serve nated. I do think employers should
directory of “Pros.” Then, you schedule a vir- est and enthusiasm for more people to consider your community. “If you have your ears open to fire people for lying, because that is
tual, one-on-one consultation based on your skilled trades. hear it, your community and customers will a serious character flaw. Where
timeline and budget and hit the ground run- guide you to what they need.” does the lying stop? And I’m not talk-
ning on your next home improvement project. A key learning for Ainslie? Co-creating a busi- ing about “yes boss, that was a great
ness has been a potent reminder of the strength Of course, pandemic-era entrepreneurship idea” or “yes your kids are the most
The queer-, Latinx- and women-owned of teamwork. “I think there’s a fantasy that being comes with its own particular set of growing beautiful ever.” They don’t have the
business was founded by friends Lacey Sos- a solopreneur and getting to call all the shots is pains and the potential for burnout. “While right to do lie about a vaccination
low and Gabriella Ainslie, with the aspiration this very cool, powerful and even sexy thing, but, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, we’re very status, particularly when other peo-
of becoming a resource hub for DIY and home for me, the collaboration with Soslow has made communicative and open about how we’re feel- ple are making important health de-
improvement projects. The duo have been our decision-making sharper, and our vision ing. So there’s typically a daily call that could cisions for themselves based on
friends for going on 20 years, having attended more focused and achievable,” she said. double as a therapy session along with our very what you are representing — no
George Washington University together and best efforts to do something active during the matter that individual’s beliefs.
also working in tandem at home- and garden- Soslow, meanwhile, has discovered unexpected day,” said Soslow.
merchandise brand Terrain. fun on social media and in creative brainstorm- I’m new to the workforce and my
ing. “We knew building a community would have “I have a deep connection to our company’s employer is now requiring us to re-
Along with spending the past 12 years at a heavy social media lift from our end, but learn- mission,” said Ainslie. “My gut and my personal turn to the office. They’ve said the
Terrain working in marketing and e-com- ing to engage with TikTok as a 40-year-old has convictions are driving this work as much as any attire is business casual but I really
merce, Soslow, along with her mom, reno- been a blast!” she said. interest in becoming a business owner.” don’t know exactly what that is, and
vated houses on the side. I don’t want to ask. Of course I’ve
Acknowledging their weaknesses has also been She leans on the “excitement and hope” but done searches online, but that’s
“We’ve tackled six different renovation pro- key for getting their business off the ground. recognizes the importance of leading a balanced even more confusing. Help?
jects together, all of which were tremendous “While I’ve been interested in home design and life. “I also focus on family time in the evenings,
learning experiences,” she said. “We’ve had remodeling broadly for years, I am not the most and I don’t reply to work needs for the hours be- My friend, you want career advice,
wonderful relationships with contractors and experienced DIY-er. In some ways, I’ve learned tween picking up my toddler from school until you Go to Greg. You want sartorial
not-so-wonderful ones, as well, but I always a lot as we developed our idea, tweaked it and she’s asleep,” she said. “Quality time with my advice? You still Go to Greg. This is
felt disappointed by the lack of representation fine-tuned it,” said Ainslie. “Checking your ego family and eight hours of sleep at night ground easy peasy. Let me tell you what
of women in the space and the lack of options at the door, being cognizant that you’re on a me so that I can give Matriarchy Build my all dur- business casual is not, particularly
for trying to find women tradespeople to learning journey and allowing yourself to be vul- ing the workday.” for an entry level employee. It is not
hire.” nerable enough to make mistakes and keep plod- a suit without a tie, or a suit with flip
ding forward are the most important pieces of Ainslie and Soslow relish the opportunity to flops. It’s no suits period. Business
Ainslie thought of her mom’s all-female advice I can offer.” be pushed outside their comfort zones and pick casual is also not anything with
landscaping crew and how great it would be up new skills. “Those are the moments when per- words on it. No “BALENCIAGA” in
if there were a way to find more tradespeople sonal growth and career growth collide, and I’m rhinestones, no statements, nothing.
like this. Soslow’s skill set, coupled with Ain- so much stronger and better-equipped as a busi- Business casual is also no shorts.
slie’s background in retail buying, finance and ness owner (and colleague!) from those experi- Ever. Last definitive faux pas is any-
operations, made teaming up a no-brainer. ences,” said Ainslie. “Someone once told me that thing loud, Hawaiian, or anything
you should accept a new opportunity if it is 50% that causes anyone to say “what is
After the site’s debut last month, the pair’s thrilling and 50% terrifying. There’s an alchemy he wearing...and why?” That still
days have been filled with calls, content crea- in that ratio.” leaves a wide range for personal
tion, social media, chatting with their network style that won’t get you noticed for
of Pros and more. A few weeks in, and their the wrong reasons. Head into the
entrepreneurial journey has already left them best clothing store you can afford,
feeling inspired and energized. where the clothes feel like things you
would wear confidently, and ask the
“When we started this journey everyone best-dressed salesperson to help you
joked that whatever company you think you’re put together some flexible pieces
building, it will twist and turn a dozen times that you can mix and match. And
into something entirely different,” said Sos- splurge on several pairs of good-
low. “While I intellectually understood that quality shoes. Trust me on this.
to be true, I’ve learned so much from that pro-
cess and the evolution of this concept. We Gregory Giangrande has over 25
years of experience as a chief human
resources executive. Hear Greg Weds.
at 9:35 a.m. on iHeartRadio 710 WOR
with Len Berman and Michael Riedel.

E-mail: [email protected].
Follow: GoToGreg.com and on Twitter:

@GregGiangrande

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50 Golf Yonkers Raceway entries Post time: 6:55 p.m.

MERCHANDISE U.S. Open Dustin Johnson, $150,849........................ 68-73-71-72 284 +4 FIRST: 1 Mile $21,500 NW15000L5; PACE SEVENTH: 1 Mile $30,000 75,000CLM; PACE
Thomas Pieters, $127,002 ....................... 72-68-73-72 285 +5
COLLECTIBLES At The Country Club; Brookline, Mass.; Purse: $15 Million; Yardage: Min Woo Lee, $127,002............................ 73-70-69-73 285 +5 1 Rhodena Road (GBrennan) 4-8-5 9-1 1 I'm SomeGraduate (JBartlett) 6-1-1 5-2
Aaron Wise, $127,002 .............................. 68-68-75-74 285 +5 2 Motive Hanover (JBongiorno) 2-1-1 4-1
New York Post, Monday, June 20, 2022 nypost.com U I ASE ALL A S 7,210; Par: 70; (a)-amateur Sam Burns, $127,002 ............................... 71-67-71-76 285 +5 2 Highlandbeachsbest (JStrttn) 7-1-4 2-1
nd ll ther S orts ards, Final Round MJ Daffue, $100,331................................. 67-72-78-69 286 +6
ert Memora ilia raded Callum Tarren, $100,331 ......................... 67-72-78-69 286 +6 3 Cantstoplying (BHolland) 2-4-7 10-1 3 Beltane A (ASiegelman) 8-4-7 20-1
inta e ards re er re-19 0 Todd Sinnott, $100,331............................ 71-71-74-70 286 +6
Matt Fitzpatrick, $3,150,000 ................... 68-70-68-68 274 -6 Andrew Putnam, $100,331 ...................... 72-68-74-72 286 +6 4 Mach N Cheese (CStratton) 6-8-3 7-1 4 Real Peace (GBrennan) 5-2-3 7-1
ayin o ollar $$$ Scottie Scheffler, $1,557,687 .................. 70-67-71-67 275 -5 Patrick Rodgers, $100,331 ...................... 69-68-75-74 286 +6
small or lar e collections Will Zalatoris, $1,557,687 ........................ 69-70-67-69 275 -5 Davis Riley, $100,331 ............................... 72-67-73-74 286 +6 5 Exploit (JBartlett) 6-1-2 5-2 5 Lyons King (JStratton) 4-2-2 4-1
Hideki Matsuyama, $859,032.................. 70-70-72-65 277 -3
all enry 91 -2 -2 5 Collin Morikawa, $674,953 ...................... 69-66-77-66 278 -2 LPGA Tour - Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give 6 Southwind Petyr (DDunn) 4-4-4 15-1 6 Our Max Phactor N (DDunn) 5-6-5 7-1
Rory McIlroy, $674,953 ............................ 67-69-73-69 278 -2 (x-won on second playoff hole); At Blythefield Country Club;
PET PLACE Denny McCarthy, $515,934 ..................... 73-70-68-68 279 -1 Belmont, Mich.; Purse: $2.5 million; Yardage: 6,556; Par: 72 7 Betterrock (JBongiorno) 7-2-1 6-1 7 Beckhams Z Tam (DDube) 2-2-2 20-1
Adam Hadwin, $515,934.......................... 66-72-70-71 279 -1 Final Round
DOGS Keegan Bradley, $515,934....................... 70-69-69-71 279 -1 x-Jennifer Kupcho, $375,000 ..................... 63-67-69-71 270 -18 8 Funknwaffles (SZeron) 5-7-7 15-1 8 Rolling With Sam(MKakaley) 4-2-1 9-2
Gary Woodland, $407,220 ....................... 69-73-69-69 280 E Nelly Korda, $196,847 ................................ 67-65-66-72 270 -18
IE PUPPIES Joel Dahmen, $407,220 ............................ 67-68-74-71 280 E Leona Maguire, $196,847........................... 69-68-68-65 270 -18 SECOND: 1 Mile $30,000 75,000CLM; PACE EIGHTH: 1 Mile $39,000 OPEN HDP; PACE
R B , ure red, Seamus Power, $347,058 ........................ 71-70-70-70 281 +1 Lydia Ko, $128,045...................................... 70-68-65-68 271 -17
toy teacu si es Jon Rahm, $347,058 ................................. 69-67-71-74 281 +1 Carlota Ciganda, $79,951........................... 68-65-72-67 272 -16 1 Keystone Phoenix (JBartlett) 7-1-1 3-1 1 Diamondbeach(ASiegelman) 8-8-4 12-1
all 1 - 0 -41 Guido Migliozzi, $241,302 ....................... 72-70-74-66 282 +2 Jessica Korda, $79,951............................... 68-68-69-67 272 -16
Xander Schauffele, $241,302 .................. 70-69-75-68 282 +2 Atthaya Thitikul, $79,951........................... 68-69-67-68 272 -16 2 Major Betts (JBongiorno) 2-5-1 5-2 2 Pyro (DDube) 5-1-1 5-1
P ME A IA PUPPIES Marc Leishman, $241,302 ....................... 70-71-73-68 282 +2 Lexi Thompson, $79,951 ............................ 65-69-68-70 272 -16
dora le males and emales, toy or Adam Scott, $241,302.............................. 69-73-72-68 282 +2 Brooke Henderson, $53,092 ...................... 68-66-67-72 273 -15 3 Heisman Player (MKakaley) 1-3-1 3-1 3 Bee Two Bee (GBrennan) 2-5-1 5-2
teacu si es, shots and a ers Cameron Tringale, $241,302 ................... 71-71-71-69 282 +2 Wei-Ling Hsu, $53,092................................ 70-69-68-66 273 -15 4 Feelin Western (JStratton) 1-3-1 7-1
Patrick Cantlay, $241,302 ....................... 72-71-70-69 282 +2 Allisen Corpuz, $46,845.............................. 69-70-70-65 274 -14 4 Moonlight Shadow (SZeron) 2-5-7 12-1 5 Splash Brother (TButer) 4-1-6 3-1
all 1 - 14- 9 Sebastian Munoz, $241,302 .................... 74-69-69-70 282 +2 Hannah Green, $39,849.............................. 70-68-68-69 275 -13 6 Speed Man N (JBartlett) 3-2-3 5-1
Hayden Buckley, $241,302 ...................... 68-68-75-71 282 +2 Cristie Kerr, $39,849................................... 69-72-65-69 275 -13 5 Mighty SantanaN(CStratton) 4-4-1 20-1 7 AmericanDealerN (JBongirn) 1-4-6 9-2
MALTESE PUPPIES Nick Hardy, $241,302 ............................... 69-68-73-72 282 +2 Caroline Masson, $39,849.......................... 67-68-70-70 275 -13 NINTH: 1 Mile $30,000 POPNW15K; PACE
dora le males and emales, toy or Joohyung Kim, $171,732.......................... 72-68-73-70 283 +3 Lilia Vu, $39,849.......................................... 68-71-71-65 275 -13 6 Jesse Duke N (ASiegelman) 3-1-1 9-2
teacu si es, shots and a ers Mackenzie Hughes, $150,849 ................. 72-69-73-70 284 +4
Adam Schenk, $150,849 .......................... 70-70-73-71 284 +4 7 Delightful Terror (JStratton) 7-1-7 20-1
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THIRD: 1 Mile $30,000 NW30000L5; PACE
MANHATTAN APTS
FURNISHED 1 L'sSweetrevenge(ASegelmn) 6-4-1 4-1 1 AnothrmastrpieceN(JBrtlett) 3-1-1 5-2
2 Bronx Seelster (GBrennan) 5-1-1 3-1
Kitchenettes, Studios, 1 Bedrooms 2 Rock Candy (MKakaley) 1-6-1 9-2 3 Gingras Beach (TButer) 2-2-2 9-1
Brklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan
Studios $900mo+: 1 Beds $1200mo+ 3 Dina Bolt N (JBartlett) 4-3-2 6-1
nyc rentals 212-210-9214 (no text)
4 Dean B Hanover (JStratton) 6-4-3 4-1 4 Im A Gigolo N (DDube) 1-4-5 12-1
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FURNISHED ROOMS 5 No Lou Zing (JBongiorno) 2-2-6 5-2 5 Sonny Weaver N (SZeron) 1-1-1 7-2

Rooms, Kitchenettes, Studios 6 Velocity Komodo (CStratton) 3-6-8 10-1 6 None Bettor A (JBongiorno) 1-1-2 5-1
Bklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan
Rooms $150wk+ :Studios $1000mo+ 7 Son Of A Tiger N (TButer) 3-1-2 20-1 7 Always And Again (DDunn) 1-4-2 9-1
nyc rentals 212-210-9214 (no text)
8 Oakwoodnitownit Ir (DDunn) 2-7-6 12-1 8 Reigning Deo (MKakaley) 2-5-3 20-1
All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the FOURTH: 1 Mile $28,000 50,000CLM; TROT
Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended in 1988 which TENTH: 1 Mile $30,000 75,000CLM; TROT
makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or 1 D P Rocket (MKakaley) 1-6-4 3-2
discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicapped, 1 Bizet (JStratton) 2-2-4 4-1
familial status, or national origin, or intention to make such 2 My BoyChristian (PLachance) 3-8-2 20-1 2 Vinny De Vie (SZeron) 7-7-2 12-1
preference, limitation or discrimination.” To complain of
discriminiation, call HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll free 3 All Champy (ASiegelman) 3-5-4 6-1 3 Gemologist (ASiegelman) 4-4-7 8-1
telephone for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Or, call
the Anti Discrimination of New York (the Fair Housing Agency for 4 Muscle Star (TButer) 3-8-7 9-1
the 5 Boros of New York) at 718-422-0066, or The New York City
Commission of Human Rights hotline at 212-306-7500. NHL Finals Tennis Formula 1 5 Dc Anna (GBrennan) 5-3-4 9-1 4 Justlikehim (JBartlett) 4-3-2 7-2

PLACE AN AD STANLEY CUP ATP World Tour Cinch Championships F1 Canadian Grand Prix 6 Mufasa As (JStratton) 8-1-5 20-1 5 Smalltwnthrwdwn (GBrennn) 3-3-1 5-2
Best-of-7; x-if necessary At Circuit Gilles Villeneuve; Montreal.;
Email: Colorado vs. Tampa Bay At The Queen's Club; London; Purse: Lap length: 4.00 kilometers 7 Plumb (JBongiorno) 7-5-5 8-1 6 Windsong Pioneer (BHolland) 7-1-3 20-1
Colorado leads series, 2-0 $2,134,520; Surface: Grass; Sunday (Start position in parentheses)
[email protected] Game 1: Colorado 4, Tampa Bay 3, OT (seedings in parentheses): 1. (1) Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red 8 Emotions Riches (JBartlett) 2-7-2 3-1 7 Stonebridge Gamble (DDunn) 1-1-2 3-1
Game 2: Colorado 7, Tampa Bay 0 Men's Singles - Championship Bull Racing, 70 laps, 1:36:21.757, 25 pts. FIFTH: 1 Mile $21,500 NW15000L5; PACE
DEADLINES Mon.: at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Matteo Berrettini (2), Italy, def. Filip 2. (3) Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, Ferrari, 70, ELEVENTH: 1 Mile $25,000 NW20000L5; PACE
Wed.: at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Krajinovic, Serbia, 7-5, 6-4. +0.993 seconds, 19.
Monday: Friday 2:30PM x-Fri.: at Colorado, TBA 3. (4) Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, 1 CoalitionHanover(JBongiorn) 3-5-2 7-2 1 Rockin M (JBongiorno) 3-2-2 5-2
Mon @Work: Friday 2:30PM x-Sun., June 26: at Tampa Bay, TBA ATP World Tour Terra Wortmann Open Mercedes, 70, +7.006, 15.
Tuesday: Monday 2:30PM x-Tue., June 28: at Colorado, TBA 4. (8) George Russell, Great Britain, 2 Mysweetboymax (JBartlett) 4-8-7 3-1 2 Tito Rocks (TButer) 7-4-1 7-2
Wednesday: Tuesday 2:30PM At Gerry Weber Stadium; Halle, Mercedes, 70, +12.313, 12.
Thursday: Wednesday 2:30PM Germany; Purse: $2,134,520; Surface: 5. (19) Charles Leclerc, Monaco, 3 Stanford Court (GBrennan) 6-7-8 7-1 3 CrunchHanover (ASiegelmn) 5-1-3 9-1
Friday: Thursday 2:30PM Grass; Sunday (seedings in Ferrari, 70, +15.168, 10.
Saturday: Friday 2:30PM parentheses): 6. (7) Esteban Ocon, France, Alpine, 70, 4 Elwell (MKakaley) 3-3-3 4-1 4 Bettorbuckleup (BHolland) 2-6-3 4-1
Sunday: Friday 2:30PM Men's Singles - Championship +23.890, 8.
Hubert Hurkacz (5), Poland, def. Daniil 7. (2) Fernando Alonso, Spain, Alpine, 5 Mike's Z Tam (PLachance) 3-8-4 20-1 5 Rockathon (GBrennan) 3-5-1 7-2
PAYMENTS Medvedev, Russia, 6-1, 6-4. 70, +24.945, 6.
8. (11) Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Alfa 6 Shanway N (JStratton) 2-1-3 20-1 6 ShneonucrzydiamndA(DDbe) 4-2-3 20-1
We Accept Romeo Racing, 70, +25.247, 4.
9. (10) Guanyu Zhou, China, Alfa Romeo 7 Big Sir (ASiegelman) 4-4-7 20-1 7 Shadow Cat (JBartlett) 7-5-6 6-1
Visa, Mastercard, Racing, 70, +26.952, 2.
American Express, 10. (17) Lance Stroll, Canada, Aston 8 Chase H Hanover (DDunn) 1-2-5 5-2 TWELFTH: 1 Mile $28,000 50,000CLM; PACE
checks and money orders Martin, 70, +38.222, 1. SIXTH: 1 Mile $25,000 NW21380L5; PACE
11. (9) Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, 1 Weona Sizzler A (SZeron) 6-7-2 5-1
The New York Post reserves the right to McLaren, 70, +43.047. 1 Walkinshaw N (SZeron) 8-4-5 5-1
edit, reclassify, reject or cancel an ad at 12. (16) Sebastian Vettel, Germany, 2 El Jacko N (GBrennan) 4-6-2 10-1
any time. We can only give appropriate Aston Martin, 70, +44.245. 2 HerrickrooseveltN(MKakley) 1-4-3 6-1
credit, not to exceed the cost of the ad, for WNBA 13. (12) Alexander Albon, Thailand, 3 Alotbettor N (ASiegelman) 1-3-5 4-1
one insertion. We are not liable for com- Williams, 70, +44.893. 3 Carlisimo (TButer) 7-2-1 4-1
plete omissions. Any discrepancies must 14. (15) Pierre Gasly, France,
be brought to our attention within 30 days Alphatauri, 70, +45.183. 4 Glacis (PLachance) 5-2-2 12-1 4 Don Domingo N (DDunn) 4-7-4 4-1
of the first day the ad runs, in order to 15. (14) Lando Norris, Great Britain,
receive consideration for credit. East W L Pct. GB McLaren, 70, +52.145. 5 Peace OutPosse (JBongiorno) 5-7-2 5-2 5 American Boy N (JStratton) 1-3-2 5-2
Connecticut 12 5 .706 — 16. (18) Nicholas Latifi, Canada, 6 Ballerat Boomerang (TButer) 5-4-4 20-1
Chicago 10 5 .667 1 USFL Williams, 70, +59.978. 6 Alex Tye (DDunn) 6-2-4 9-1 7 Bet On Blake (BHolland) 2-6-6 8-1
Washington 11 7 .611 1½ 17. (5) Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, 8 Caviart Sargent (MKakaley) 1-6-1 8-1
Atlanta 7 8 .467 4 Haas F1 Team, 70, +1:08.180. 7 Pat Stanley N (JStratton) 1-3-6 7-2
Liberty 6 10 .375 5½ 18. (20) Yuki Tsunoda, Japan,
Indiana 5 13 .278 7½ North Alphatauri, did not finish, 47. 8 Rockapelo (JBartlett) 5-1-2 20-1
19. (6) Mick Schumacher, Germany,
W L T Pct PF PA Haas F1 Team, did not finish, 18.
1 0 .900 232 182 20. (13) Sergio Perez, Mexico, Red Bull
New Jersey 9 Racing, did not finish, 7. Belmont results Sunday
Driver Standings
Philadelphia 6 4 0 .600 262 243 1. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red
Bull Racing, 175 points.
Michigan 2 8 0 .200 211 236 2. Sergio Perez, Mexico, Red Bull FIRST-1 1/16 mile; $45,000; mdn SIXTH-6 fur; $55,000; clm($25,000); 3up
Pittsburgh 1 9 0 .100 147 243 Racing, 129.
3. Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 126. clm($40,000); 3up F&M
South 4. George Russell, Great Britain,
West WL Pct. GB W L T Pct PF PA Mercedes, 111. 12 Rslnt Courg (Ortz) 29.80 12.60 6.40 7 Awsm Indr (OrtzJr.) 4.70 3.20 2.50
Las Vegas 13 2 .867 — 5. Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, Ferrari, 102.
Seattle 10 6 .625 3½ Birmingham 9 1 0 .900 234 169 6. Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, 1 Krm's Wrror (Crmouche) 17.20 9.60 1 Greatest Love (Rosario) 3.60 3.00
Dallas 88 .500 5½ Mercedes, 77.
Phoenix 6 10 .375 7½ New Orleans 6 4 0 .600 196 164 7. Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren, 50. 7 Media Sensation (Prat) 2.90 2 She's a Black Belt (Gomez) 4.30
Los Angeles 59 .357 7½ 8. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Alfa Romeo
Minnesota 3 13 .188 10½ Tampa Bay 4 6 0 .400 162 195 Racing, 44. Scr: Sell Something, Lucky Brody, On Palm Scr: Sweet Mia
9. Esteban Ocon, France, Alpine, 39. • •$1 Pick 3 (2-6-7) $12.70 $1 Daily Double
Houston 3 7 0 .300 196 208 10. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Alpine, 22. Sunday, Toga Dancer, Rush to Honor • •(6-7) $8.30 $1 Exacta (7-1) $8.80 $0.1
11. Pierre Gasly, France, Alphatauri, 16. •Superfecta (7-1-2-5) $10.35 $0.5 Trifecta (7-
Week 10 12. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas • •$1 Exacta (12-1) $186.75 $0.1 Superfecta
F1 Team, 15. •(12-1-7-10) $197.05 $0.5 Trifecta (12-1-7)
Sunday 13. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, 1-2) $20.25
McLaren, 15. $340.75
Michigan 30, Pittsburgh 21 14. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Aston SEVENTH-1 mile 1 fur; $85,000; alc opt
Martin, 13.
Houston 20, New Orleans 3 15. Yuki Tsunoda, Japan, Alphatauri, 11. SECOND-7 fur; $35,000; mdn clm($20,000); 3up cl($45,000); 3up
16. Alexander Albon, Thailand,
Sunday Williams, 3. 4 Alt (RodrguzCstro) 14.60 5.60 3.20 10 Chulainn (Franco) 8.30 4.50 3.60
Seattle 81, Liberty 72 16. Guanyu Zhou, China, Alfa Romeo
Washington 71, Connecticut 63 CFL Racing, 3. 5 Fazaro (Cancel) 4.30 2.80 8 Ruse (Davis) 5.30 3.60
Indiana 89, Chicago 87 16. Lance Stroll, Canada, Aston Martin, 3.
Dallas 92, Los Angeles 82 3 Prnc of Fnton (HrnndzMorno) 2.70 4 Danzigwiththestars (Saez) 5.20
Las Vegas 96, Minnesota 95
East W L T Pct PF PA Scr: Naked and Famous Scr: Therisastormbrewin
• •$1 Pick 3 (6-7-10) $50.50 $1 Daily Double
Toronto 1 1 0 500 20 19 • •$1 Daily Double (12-4) $98.25 $1 Exacta • •(7-10) $11.30 $1 Exacta (10-8) $29.75 $0.1
• •(4-5) $23.80 $1 Quinella (4-5) $10.50 $0.1
Ottawa 0 2 0 .000 29 38 •Superfecta (4-5-3-6) $22.55 $0.5 Trifecta (4- •Superfecta (10-8-4-9) $62.15 $0.5 Trifecta

Hamilton 0 2 0 .000 43 63 5-3) $26.87 (10-8-4) $110.50

Monday Montreal 0 2 0 .000 46 50 THIRD-6 fur; $94,000; alc opt EIGHTH-6½ fur; $60,000; clm($32,000); 3up
No games scheduled.
West W L T Pct PF PA 5 Alcools (Prat) 11.00 4.10 3.50

Tuesday Saskatchewan 2 0 01.000 56 29 cl($62,500); 3up 7 Copper Town (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.50 3.00
Dallas at Atlanta, 7pm
Chicago at Las Vegas, 10pm Winnipeg 2 0 01.000 38 29 6 Mntuk Dddy (Frnc) 11.20 5.60 3.40 2 Mgnfcnt Chrom (RodrguzCstr) 8.50
Minnesota at Phoenix, 10pm 1 Stage Left (Cancel) 10.60 4.40
Washington at Los Angeles, 10:30pm Calgary 2 0 01.000 63 57 4 Nova Rags (Saez) 3.10 • •$1 Pick 3 (7-10-5) $92.25 $1 Daily Double
• •(10-5) $31.25 $1 Exacta (5-7) $19.60 $0.1
BC 1 0 01.000 59 15 • •$1 Pick 3 (12-4-6) $373.50 $1 Daily Double •Superfecta (5-7-2-1) $67.80 $0.5 Trifecta (5-
• •(4-6) $43.00 $1 Exacta (6-1) $36.50 $0.1
Edmonton 0 2 0 .000 31 85 •Superfecta (6-1-4-5) $73.50 $0.5 Trifecta (6- 7-2) $126.00

Wednesday Week 3 1-4) $100.00 NINTH-7 fur; $150,000; stk; 3YO F
Liberty at Connecticut, 7pm
Thursday 2 Drm Cntrl (Lzcno) 81.50 32.00 15.20
Saskatchewan at Montreal 7:30 p.m.
FOURTH-7 fur; $150,000; stk; 3YO 11 Robyn and Eli (Franco) 6.00 4.60

2 Dkot Gold (OrtzJr.) 3.10 2.20 2.10 1 Royal Dancer (Carmouche) 7.80

8 Surprse Boss (Crmouch) 2.80 2.20 Scr: Bank On Anna
• $1 Grand Slam (1/2/7-4/8/10-2/5/7-2)
Puzzles on Page 44 5 Marinara Sauced (Franco) 2.50 •$168.50 $3 Pick 3 ((TRIPLE PLAY) 2-10-2)
• •$805.50 $1 Pick 3 (10-5-2) $1366.50 $1
486739152 891345672 Scr: Mo Dancin, Maseta •Daily Double (5-2) $217.25 $1 Exacta (2-11)
329615487 263719845 •$320.50 $0.1 Superfecta (2-11-1-3) $1550.55
715428936 574862139 • •$1 Pick 3 (4-6-2) $53.25 $1 Daily Double • $0.5 Trifecta (2-11-1) $1333.00
692854713 429587361 • •(6-2) $8.90 $1 Exacta (2-8) $2.85 $1
143972568 715236498 •Quinella (2-8) $2.35 $0.1 Superfecta (2-8-5- TENTH-6 fur; $45,000; mdn clm($40,000); 3up
578163294 386194527 •4) $3.72 $0.5 Trifecta (2-8-5) $3.40
267391845 657421983 2 Relate (Saez) 8.80 4.30 2.70
831547629 148973256 FIFTH-1 1/16 mile; $41,000;
954286371 932658714 6 Martinez (Rosario) 3.40 2.50
clm($30,000); 3up F&M
Solution to Very Easy #5,854 Solution to Difficult #5,644 7 Brennan's War (Lezcano) 2.80
6 Prncss Pnky (Frnc) 6.30 3.90 3.00
Scr: Hereby, Slugo, Crypto Causeway
• •$1 Pick 6 (6-7-10-5-2-2) $272.00 $1 Pick 6
9 Kemba (Davis) 5.40 3.80 •(6-7-10-5-2-2) $60396.00 $1 Consolation
•Pick 3 (5-2-10) $278.00 $1 Consolation Pick
8 Noble Enterprise (Saez) 3.90 •3 (5-2-11) $278.00 $1 Pick 3 (5-2-2) $1587.00
• •$0.5 Pick 4 (10-5-2-2) $5327.25 $0.5 Pick 5
Scr: Bella Conchita, Cross Island, Freedom •(7-10-5-2-2) $19273.25 $1 Daily Double (2-2)
• •$212.25 $1 Exacta (2-6) $11.50 $0.1
R Machine •Superfecta (2-6-7-8) $19.60 $0.5 Trifecta (2-
•6-7) $12.10 $1 Consolation Double (2-10)
• •$1 Pick 3 (6-2-6) $26.50 $0.5 Pick 4 (4-6-2- •$33.75 $1 Consolation Double (2-11) $33.75
•6) $105.75 $0.5 Pick 5 (12-4-6-2-6) $1314.75
• •$1 Daily Double (2-6) $5.10 $1 Exacta (6-
• •9) $15.80 $0.1 Superfecta (6-9-8-5) $53.30

$0.5 Trifecta (6-9-8) $30.75