JUNE 24–BOWMAN OR LATIMER WILL FACE REPUBLICAN DR. MIRIAM LEVITT FLISSER IN NOVEMBER FOR CONGRESS NY DISTRICT 16 SEAT

WPCNR CAMPAIGN 2024. From the Levitt Flisser Campaign. June 24, 2024:

The campaign of Dr. Miriam Levitt Flisser announced today that the New York State Board of
Elections has certified her as the Republican candidate for New York’s 16th Congressional
District, which encompasses portions of Westchester County and the Bronx.

Dr. Flisser has deep roots in Westchester and the Bronx, and an inspiring biography. She came
to the United States as a child refugee from Eastern Europe and was raised in the Bronx before
moving to Westchester. She served as the Mayor of Scarsdale following two terms as a Village
Trustee, including service as Village Police Commissioner and Village Fire Commissioner.

Currently, she runs her own pediatric practice in Bronxville, and serves as Medical Director for
schools in both Westchester and the Bronx. She graduated from The Bronx High School of
Science, followed by New York University’s Bronx campus; and The Albert Einstein College of
Medicine.

After moving to Westchester, Dr. Flisser has continued to serve the Bronx and
Westchester communities for decades as a voluntary physician in numerous capacities.

A registered independent, Flisser won her three elections in Scarsdale on an independent “Non-
Partisan” ballot line.

In 2022, she ran a spirited challenge against the current incumbent
Congressman, Jamaal Bowman, and looks forward to building on that base this year. A
dedicated public servant and trusted pediatrician with crossover appeal, Dr. Flisser’s message
resonates with voters of all walks of life who embrace common sense solutions to rein in an out-of-
control federal government.

Said Flisser,

“From inflation to border security, to crime, to parental rights, our federal
government has failed the American people. We need a new voice in Washington who will
stand up for our values. The Democrats have offered the voters of the 16th Congressional
District a choice between a Defund the Police, anti-Israel radical who gives aid and comfort to
terrorists, and a career politician.

Both would continue the failed policies currently on display
in our nation’s capital.

I’m a pediatrician – not a politician – and my campaign will offer the
voters an obvious choice that embraces common sense to build consensus, and rejects the
current dysfunction and incompetence of our federal government and its representatives.”

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VERY COOL ART WITH BIG LATIN HEAT AT THE LIBRARY 2 TO 4 PM NEW EXHIBITION DEBUTS FOR A SHORT STAY

White Plains Public Library is the cool place to be this afternoon to come and meet Maria Tavares and see her her big, glorious colorful paintings bigger than life that grab you with intense bold colors and make their subjects just leap out into your soul. The prolific Ms. Tavares is bold, emotional, her paintings of people make them personalities you want to meet, her paintings of objects you know extend them out of their landscape and captures the spirit anew. See these catch-the-eye paintings that you’ll want to linger with awile.

Why do I write this? When I left the White Plains TV Studios Friday the exhibition was just being prepared and the out front and look at me charisma STOPPED ME. I had to look.  On this sweltering afternoon coming up the exhibition is the coolest place you can feel cool and see cool too.  These are portraits that show how the artist felt about her subjects as she painted them which  gives her brush the spirit of the living.

Wow. You have to see them, folks, and with a cool refreshment in your hand, what better thing to do on  a hot summer’s day. You do not even have to use sun blocker…but the art will uplift your souls.

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COUNTY EXECUTIVE  GEORGE LATIMER AUTHORIZES CAMERA-LOCKS FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE DETAILS TO COME

DOWN TO 2 — IT IS WAGSTAFF OR CACACE FOR D.A. AS MIRZE WITHDRAWS FROM TUES PRIMARY.

JOHN BAILEY SUGGESTS A FEW THINGS THE NEW D.A. MIGHT NEED PROSECUTING

COUNTY LEGISLATORS APPROVE EXTENDING LEGISLATOR TERMS TO 4 YEARS ON NOVEMBER BALLOT AS A REFERENDUM 

BEATEN DEPT OF SOCIAL SERVICES WORKER  MARIA COTO DIES FROM INJURIES AFTER BEING ATTACK. THIS RAISES SERIOUS QUESTIONS. (NOTE PICTURE IS NOT OF THE VICTIM)

PROFESSOR STEVEN ROLANDI ANALYZES THE LATIMER BOWMAN TUESDAY PRIMARY AND PREDICTS THE WINNER

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JOHN BAILEY ANALYZES THE ERA REFERENDUM ON THE BALLOT JUST APPROVED BY THE APPELLATE COURT

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Bowman vs. Latimer — Analysis and forecast for the June 25 Democratic Party Primary for U.S. Representative in Congress – 16th District

WPCNR CAMPAIGN 2024. News & Comment By Professor Stephen Rolandi. June 20, 2024:

 By this time next week, we should know the outcome of the Democratic Party’s marquee primary that has received national interest and has been estimated to be one of the most expensive primaries to date (over $ 20 million).

 

The primary pits the incumbent Congressman, Jamal Bowman against Westchester County’s popular and term limited County Executive, Georg Latimer. One could say it is almost a “referendum” between the centrist Democrats (Latimer) and the progressive wing of the Democratic Party (Bowman).

As a result of re-apportionment, New York’s 16 C.D. looks somewhat different from the prior 16 C.D. The bulk of the district lies in southern Westchester County, with a small portion contained in the Bronx (county and borough) of New York City.

 

The ethnic make-up of the 16 C.D. is approximately 40% white, and 60% persons of color — Spanish speaking persons account for 29% and African-Americans 21%. In the Democratic primary, approximately 40% of voters are of the Jewish faith.

 

The District’s configuration is strongly Democratic, but not as overwhelmingly Democratic as other congressional districts in New York City.

In my view, County Executive Latimer has run a textbook campaign, while Rep. Bowman has had to defend his two term record; and advocate strongly held views on the conflict in Gaza.

Mr. Bowman received only 54% of the vote against several opponents in the 2022 primary.

Mr. Latimer has a strong record as County executive and prior legislative experience in southern Westchester; Rep. Bowman enjoys significant support from younger voters in the 16 C.D.

 

Bottom line: I forecast George Latimer winning the primary 55% to Bowman’s 45%.    

 

(Professor Stephen Rolandi previously served as Deputy Commissioner for the New York State Division of Human Rights. A political scientist, he is an Adjunct Professor of Public Administration at Pace University and John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY).

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