by kace
On Friday, August 20th, which is the deadline of voter registration in NY before the upcoming primary election, KAVC volunteers who registered new Korean American voters during the summer delivered their voter registration forms to the Board of Election in Queens. It was the second time after they delivered 138 voter registration forms during last visit.…
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On August 18, New York’s KAVC and CEMC (Central Election Management Committee) came together for the 7th voting machine demonstration for Korean American seniors at Roosevelt Island. This day’s event progressed due to the cooperation of Lee, KyuGon; Director of Senior Voters’ Association Branch at Roosevelt Island. Starting at 6 P.M., the demonstration…
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On Tuesday, August 17th, KAVC interns cruised through Koreatown to receive more Korean American voters’ applications on a hot summer day, because the deadline for New York’s Voters’ Registration is August 20th. In the meantime, interns have already delivered 100 voters in advance furing the past month to CEMC (Central Election Management Comittee), and are…
by kace
On Wednesday, August 11, 2010, the Korean American Voters’ Council and the outreach team for the New Voting machines came together, with the help of the Korean American Senior Voters’ Federation Branch of Jamaica, to demonstrate the new voting machines to many seniors at St. Pius V Senior Apartment, located in Jamaica. That day, the…
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Metro Supermarket Congregation (President Peter Park) supported the Korean American Voters’ Council with funds from previous golf tournament. Supermarket Congregation’s President Peter Park, Senior Vice President Dae-Geun Yu, Vice President Wally Park visited the Korean American Voters’ Council on August 10th, registered to vote and questioned and explained about the new voting machine. The…
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On August 7th, 2010, the Korean American Voters’ council had a demonstration, at a senior apartment in Corona, with Senior Voters Association (President Choi, Sung-Mo) about the new voting machine. At the demonstration, Korean residents from the apartment, as well as Chinese, Hispanic, and English, were all involved. For approximately one and a half hours,…
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On July 27th, 2010 NY KAVC interns visited Assemblywoman Grace Meng’s office. The interns discussed with the assemblywoman about the recent issues of the local community and learned about the functions of the local government. Grace Meng and the interns began the discussion with the issues regarding the Flushing Commons. Grace Meng said…
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On Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010, State Senate candidate Isaac Sasson took time out of his busy schedule to visit the KAVC interns at New York office to answer questions. Yoonsun Na (Stuyvesant, 12) asked Sasson the reasons for him running for State Senator. Sasson replied that he has been a resident…
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On August 1st, KAVC interns and volunteers held a voter registration drive at Cho Dae Church in New Jersey. Students received 60 new voter registrations from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM, 55 of them for New Jersey and the rest for New York. Some people did not know that they were required to register before…
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Congressman Eni Faleomavaega , who is a member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and the House Committee on Natural Resources, released a statement that was recorded as a congressional record on July 28th. The statement urged the Japanese government to comply with House Resolution 121 that was passed three years ago by making…