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Gail Goode Submits Petition for the 2010 Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate in New York State
On Wednesday, July 14th at 1 PM former Bronx prosecutor Gail Goode will end her campaign's petition drive by petitioning to become a candidate for the U.S. Senate in the Democratic Primary against Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, on the corner of State Street adjacent to the Empire State Plaza in Albany. At 2:30 PM, Gail Goode and her election lawyer Aaron Maslow will submit 45,000 signatures to clerks at the New York State Board of Elections, 40 Steuben Street in Albany, to begin her campaign to win the New York 2010 Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate. “New Yorkers have a right to a Democratic primary,” said U.S. Senate Candidate Gail Goode. Ms. Goode built an organization of citizens to collect over 45,000 signatures from registered Democrats who agreed with her mission to give voters of the Empire State a choice for Senator in this year’s Democratic Primary. Goode has been a tough lawyer and advocate for the people of the City of New York. As a Deputy Borough Chief in New York City's Tort Unit, Gail has tried and supervised hundreds of cases defending hardworking people and saving New York taxpayers millions in litigation costs. As a former Assistant District Attorney, Gail prosecuted career criminals who committed violent crimes against New Yorkers.
Press Office: 917-671-8116
Gail Goode Submits Petition for the 2010 Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate in New York State
On Wednesday, July 14th at 1 PM former Bronx prosecutor Gail Goode will end her campaign's petition drive by petitioning to become a candidate for the U.S. Senate in the Democratic Primary against Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, on the corner of State Street adjacent to the Empire State Plaza in Albany. At 2:30 PM, Gail Goode and her election lawyer Aaron Maslow will submit 45,000 signatures to clerks at the New York State Board of Elections, 40 Steuben Street in Albany, to begin her campaign to win the New York 2010 Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate. “New Yorkers have a right to a Democratic primary,” said U.S. Senate Candidate Gail Goode. Ms. Goode built an organization of citizens to collect over 45,000 signatures from registered Democrats who agreed with her mission to give voters of the Empire State a choice for Senator in this year’s Democratic Primary. Goode has been a tough lawyer and advocate for the people of the City of New York. As a Deputy Borough Chief in New York City's Tort Unit, Gail has tried and supervised hundreds of cases defending hardworking people and saving New York taxpayers millions in litigation costs. As a former Assistant District Attorney, Gail prosecuted career criminals who committed violent crimes against New Yorkers.
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