Politicians and Election, Vote in Freedom, Actively Participate in Democracy, Vote for Change, Online referendum
Yvette Clarke
Yvette Clarke is ready for your opinion, support and vote. Vote online NOW!
|
Democratic |
|||||||
 |
Yvette Clarke - forThe U.S. Representative for New York's 11th congressional district, serving since 2007.
|
 |
Yvette Clarke - againstClick, if you do not support Yvette Clarke. Say why.
|
||||
|
||||||
 
|
||||||||
>
Yvette Clarke
>
Biography
ENG:
Yvette Diane Clarke (born November 21, 1964) is the U.S. Representative for New York's 11th congressional district, serving since 2007, and the Chair of the United States House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Emerging Threats, Cybersecurity, Science and Technology since 2007 as well. She is a member of the Democratic Party.
The district includes much of central Brooklyn, including Brownsville, Crown Heights, East Flatbush, Flatbush, Kensington, Midwood, Prospect Heights, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens and Park Slope. Clarke was formerly a member of the New York City Council, representing the 40th council district in Brooklyn.
Early life, education and career
Born the child of Jamaican immigrant parents, Clarke has lived all her life in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Flatbush. Upon ...
|
|||||||||||||||
> Yvette Clarke > Online statistics and voting results |
|||||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||||
|
|
Rep. Yvette Clarke: Ala. Law “Just a Step Below Apartheid”
Brooklyn Congresswoman Yvette Clarke returned from Alabama where she participated in a hearing on that state’s anti-immigrant law. Speaking of the law, she told the Daily News: “It’s just a step below apartheid. It really is. You have to prove, on the spot if you are asked, who you are and your legal right to be here. Just about every government entity is being asked to be a conspirator in weeding out individuals who may be undocumented. Even going to the library to get a library card.” ... By Pat Young Source: nysiaf.org
fabo - in poll Yvette Clarke
Clarke Statement To End Bias Against Black Trans People
Imissed this one when it originally was posted on the NBJC website during the TDOR, but it needs to be seen especially with us in the holiday season and less than two weeks from starting a new year. I'm not surprised to hear that it came from Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (D-NY). Back in 2007 she was one of the group of liberal progressive Democrats who voted NO against Barney's unjust trans free ENDA bill..She also released this statement in reaction to the Injustice At Every Turn survey that documents just how much hell African-American transpeople are catching.“I applaud the National ...
fabo - in poll Yvette Clarke
Congresswoman Yvette Clarke Has A Ticket To Ride
Rep. Yvette Clarke still likes to travel-- even if it's just between Washington and Brooklyn. The third-term congresswoman ranked first among New York City-area representatives this year for travel spending between the Capitol and her Brooklyn district.Clarke and her staff spent $45,745 though the end of September on local travel, the latest congressional tallies showed."Our office's number one priority is to serve our constituents," said Clarke Press Secretary Judith Kargbo, noting that the office's third-quarter bill for $11,188 was less than the prior period's $19,327.There was no change ...
fabo - in poll Yvette Clarke
|
Congresswoman Clarke Announces an Opportunity to Sign Up for Affordable Health In-surance Brooklyn, N.Y. - Representative Yvette D. Clarke issued the following statement to announce her forum on the Affordable Care Act, at which participants will have an opportunity to sign up for health insurance with the New York Health Benefit Exchange. “I want to confirm that residents of New York State will have the opportunity to sign up for affordable health insurance on October 1,” said Representative Clarke. “I ask the people of Brooklyn to ignore the false claims about the Affordable Care Act – this law will finally allow millions of Americans to access health care at a cost their family could afford.” On October 17, 2013, Representative Clarke will host a meeting at Medgar Evers College, at which participants will have an opportunity to complete the application for health insurance, with the assistance of several organizations (referred to as “navigators”) that have trained staff prepared to answer questions about the choices each person will have. Under the Affo |
Congresswoman Clarke's Statement on World Trade Center Contracting Congresswoman Clarke issued the following statement on allegations that a contractor for the World Trade Center refused to hire subcontractors owned by minorities and women in violation of federal law. “On Thursday, the New York Times reported that federal prosecutors have opened an inquiry into DCM Erectors, Inc. – the company hired to build the structure of 1 World Trade Center, 4 World Trade Center, and the subway station – alleging that the company failed to comply with requirements that they hire a certain percentage of subcontractors owned by minorities and women. “Even as I am deeply disappointed to learn about allegations of fraud in the construction of the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, I am unfortunately not surprised. Minority and women owned contractors experience difficulties in the best economic environments, however, as our national economy continues to recover, the alleged actions of DCM Erectors are even more scandalous as the company allegedly |
Congresswoman Clarke Statement on the Shutdown of our Federal Government Representative Yvette D. Clarke issued the following statement about the shutdown of our federal government. “I am deeply disappointed that Congress has failed to enact a continuing resolution to avoid a shutdown of our government. This failure – which was entirely the result of the insistence by the Republican majority in the House of Representatives that President Obama delay the Affordable Care Act – will have real consequences for American families,” said Representative Clarke. The consequences of a shutdown include: delayed paychecks for almost one and a half million active-duty military personnel, the closure of our national parks and museums, and delays in the processing of applications to federal agencies. Representative Clarke continued: “I remain committed to finding a resolution to this unnecessary crisis as soon as possible, so that we can continue to focus on the recovery of our economy and on the real priorities of our nation: good jobs with benefits, compreh |
Congresswoman Clarke's Statement on the Death of Congressman Major Owens Congresswoman Clarke issued the following statement on the death of Congressman Major Owens, who represented central Brooklyn in the United States House of Representatives from 1983 to 2007. “It was with great sadness that I learned this morning of the death of my esteemed predecessor, the Honorable Major Owens. My prayers are with his family and friends. Born in Tennessee, Congressman Owens was educated at Morehouse College and Atlanta University. He soon came to New York City, where he became the leader of New York City's Community Development Agency. His commitment to expanding opportunities in education for the students of Ocean Hill and Brownsville and to allowing the entire community to have a voice in their schools introduced real democracy to our system of education. “As a member of the New York State Senate and the United States House of Representatives, Congressman Owens was a voice of conscience on behalf of families and children who had previously been ignored in our |
> Yvette Clarke > Supporters |
[TOP 1] |
|
Related polls > Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, Stephanie Cholensky, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ron Paul, Martin Luther King, Jr., Hillary Clinton, Dan Sebring, George W. Bush, Ben Bernanke, John F. Kennedy, Cynthia McKinney, John Boehner, Nancy Pelosi, Bill Clinton, Ronald Wilson Reagan, John McCain, Mitch McConnell, Tisha Casida, (Yvette Clarke) and more...