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The following statements were made by President Obama and various senators and representatives from the Senate and the House of Representatives. Readout of the President’s Call with President Lee of the Republic of Korea This evening, President Obama called President Lee to tell him that the United States stands shoulder to shoulder with our close…
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On January 13th, at the Manhattan Times Square Marriot Marquis Hotel, the Korean American Voters’ Council (KAVC) was awarded the “Korean-American of the Year Award” by the Korean American Association of Greater New York (KAAGNY) during the 51st Annual New York Korean-American Night/Korean-American Day. With “Stepping Forward” as its theme, the celebration was…
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In light of the November 2nd General Elections, the Korean American Voters’ Council organized an election hotline to answer Korean-Americans’ questions regarding election procedures and complaints. From the week of Nov. 25th, the KAVC received a total of one hundred fifteen phone calls. The questions consisted of election site inquiries, voter registration confirmations, etc. Questions…
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On October 29th, 2010, the Korean American Voters’ Council sponsored the New York Congressional District 5 Candidate Debate & Open Forum for the first time in the Korean community. There were many debates and open forums before, but this is the first time congressional candidates were invited to debate with the Korean community as the…
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Copyright Notice ? No reproduction of text or photos/graphs without express permission of this author The text and pictures of this blog are the sole property of the Korean American Voters’ Council (KAVC). Any use of these pictures or text without the express permission of KAVC is forbidden. Please note that all analyzed data can be provided…
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Copyright Notice ? No reproduction of text or photos/graphs without express permission of this author The text and pictures of this blog are the sole property of the Korean American Voters’ Council (KAVC). Any use of these pictures or text without the express permission of KAVC is forbidden. Please note that all analyzed data can be provided…
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The Korean American Voters’ Council (KAVC) has been analzying the newest voter registration and voter turnout data in an effort to determine if there are any trends within the major political parties (Democrat [DEM], Republican [REP], Independent [IND], No Party/Blank [BLK]). The base data was provide by the New York State Board of Elections and…
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August 30 2010, Korean American Voter council in New York held a student internships’ graduation. Interns who volunteered more than 120 hours during the summer vacation received a presidential award and citation from a U.S. Government Senator and NYC Councilman. Leeseul Kim(Stuyvesant 12) and Hyungsuk Lee(Oyster Bay HS 12) who…
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picture.bmp KAVC 2010 summer interns have published a information for a citizenship application. For the past 6 weeks, Interns from new jersey , while registering new voters, realized that Korean community needed a help about applying for a citizenship, researched a best way of assisting, and helped 34 Korean-Americans apply…