ethan • 郭勇仁 • ایتان
@ethanky.bsky.social
studying at columbia • nyc/baltimore • dsa
liberatory harm reduction, abolition, decolonialism, collective liberation 🔆
liberatory harm reduction, abolition, decolonialism, collective liberation 🔆
BIG PICTURE:
Zohran wins 50%+ in 16 ADs, and Zohran + Lander are 50%+ in 33 ADs total. Highlighted in yellow are the 14 incumbents on this list that didn't run on the WFP line in 2024 and Epstein's district, which is now open.
@socialists.nyc, this is your scoreboard...
Zohran wins 50%+ in 16 ADs, and Zohran + Lander are 50%+ in 33 ADs total. Highlighted in yellow are the 14 incumbents on this list that didn't run on the WFP line in 2024 and Epstein's district, which is now open.
@socialists.nyc, this is your scoreboard...
June 25, 2025 at 12:58 PM
BIG PICTURE:
Zohran wins 50%+ in 16 ADs, and Zohran + Lander are 50%+ in 33 ADs total. Highlighted in yellow are the 14 incumbents on this list that didn't run on the WFP line in 2024 and Epstein's district, which is now open.
@socialists.nyc, this is your scoreboard...
Zohran wins 50%+ in 16 ADs, and Zohran + Lander are 50%+ in 33 ADs total. Highlighted in yellow are the 14 incumbents on this list that didn't run on the WFP line in 2024 and Epstein's district, which is now open.
@socialists.nyc, this is your scoreboard...
The Democratic Central Committee just voted to appoint the white, anti-choice, FOP-endorsed state rep who introduced the bill to strip CAIR from the Maryland hate crimes commission my next state senator in our 66% black district.
Vacancy appointments by party officials must end.
Vacancy appointments by party officials must end.
January 22, 2025 at 4:42 AM
The Democratic Central Committee just voted to appoint the white, anti-choice, FOP-endorsed state rep who introduced the bill to strip CAIR from the Maryland hate crimes commission my next state senator in our 66% black district.
Vacancy appointments by party officials must end.
Vacancy appointments by party officials must end.
Mapped out the Question H result
White voters went 70%+ for no, whereas Black/Latino voters were about 55% no - 45% yes
Amongst black voters, No did particularly well in mixed-use neighborhoods and blocks close to the universities (JHU/MSU)
This closely mirrors the Uncommitted primary result
White voters went 70%+ for no, whereas Black/Latino voters were about 55% no - 45% yes
Amongst black voters, No did particularly well in mixed-use neighborhoods and blocks close to the universities (JHU/MSU)
This closely mirrors the Uncommitted primary result
November 24, 2024 at 8:20 PM
Mapped out the Question H result
White voters went 70%+ for no, whereas Black/Latino voters were about 55% no - 45% yes
Amongst black voters, No did particularly well in mixed-use neighborhoods and blocks close to the universities (JHU/MSU)
This closely mirrors the Uncommitted primary result
White voters went 70%+ for no, whereas Black/Latino voters were about 55% no - 45% yes
Amongst black voters, No did particularly well in mixed-use neighborhoods and blocks close to the universities (JHU/MSU)
This closely mirrors the Uncommitted primary result