On Thursday November 1, 2018, 7pm at Sirico’s (83rd  Street and 13th Ave)the Brooklyn Conservatives will hold our 56th Annual Reception and presentation of the Jim Gay Memorial Award. Elected officials from all levels of government will be on hand as well as candidates on the Conservative Party ballot. This annual pre-election day tradition gathers our forces for friendship, focus and reminds us through the presentation of the Jim Gay Memorial Award, about what an active person and Party can accomplish. This year’s recipient is a prime example of determination, passion, ability and purpose-driven tenacity. Shaun Marie Levine has served the NYS Conservative Party with distinction as the Executive Director. She is responsible for almost everything the Party puts forth working with The Chairman and Executive Committee. We will also honor a deserving County Executive Committee member with the Alice Gaffney Memorial Award, so named after the stalwart conscience of the Party for many years- Alice Gaffney. We hope you will join us for what is always an enjoyable evening.

You may purchase tickets (which help meet operating expenses) for $95 per person by sending a check payable to the Kings County Conservative Party, 486 78th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209 Please also consider placing an ad in our Souvenir journal distributed at the event. You may submit up to four lines of text. The ad rates are $150 for Gold, $125 for Silver, $100 as Sponsor and $75 as Supporter.

Shaun Marie Levine (2nd from right) will receive the Jim Gay Memorial Award Nov 1st, 2018

(also pictured L-R, Chairman Mike Long, Brooklyn Chairwoman and State Treasurer Fran Vella-Marrone, and State Exec.Secretary Howard Lim)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Thursday, September 20, 2018

CONTACT: Fran Vella-Marrone

347-866-4945

The County Committee of the Kings County Conservative Party met yesterday to elect its new slate of officers as follows:

Frances T. Vella-Marrone  – Chairwoman

David Ryan                 -   Vice Chairman

Nanci Roden               -  Executive Secretary

Ross Brady, Esq.                  -   Treasurer

Chairwoman Vella-Marrone said, “I want to thank former Chairman Jerry Kassar for his years of service and dedication to the Kings County Conservative Party and I look forward to his continued guidance and support.  I also want to congratulate all of the newly elected officers of the Kings County Conservative Party.  Together we will work to elect quality candidates to public office and speak out on important issues. “

Jerry Kassar said, “I wish to congratulate Fran and her newly elected officers and wish them a productive term.  I very much enjoyed the many years I served as Chairman; the people I met and the candidates we endorsed some who went onto to be outstanding elected officials.  I plan to remain active in the Brooklyn Party and as a Vice Chairman of the State Party.”The Kings County Conservative Party has candidates running throughout Brooklyn for the positions of Congress, State Senate, Assembly and Judge along with the Party’s statewide ticket in the upcoming general election on November 6, 2018.

Join The Brooklyn and Queens Conservatives Parties at our Annual American Heritage Dinner. The joint event is a tradition wherein we honor outstanding contributors to society. This year we are proud to Honor James LeMonda, the President, and the Men and Women of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association. Join us July 24th at El Caribe Country Club, 5945 Strickland Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Cocktails at 7pm, Dinner at 8. Contact 718-921-2158 for details.

Whether fighting for the Zadroga Act or protecting or advancing fire safety for the uniformed members or the public, LeMonda and the brave Men and Women of the UFOA represent the best in public servants. Let’s honor and celebrate them together.

SWEET FREEDOM COMES Thursday, May 17, 2018. We will celebrate the day when your share of taxes have been paid . Your hard work goes to the State local and Federal Government and nearly 5 months of your earnings go taxes. That date shifts from year to year, but we must stay vigilant to reduce your time working for taxes. That means access and responsiveness of elected officials and having candidates on your side.

Brooklyn Conservatives Welcome everybody to celebrate tax freedom at our Tax Freedom Party

Featuring NYS Attorney General Candidate Manny Alicandro and NYC Councilman Kalman Yeger

May 17, 2018 @7PM

Knights of Columbus, 1305 86th Street

(corner of 86th St and 13th Avenue)

Join us to hear from some great speakers and helping us to cut the Tax Freedom Day cake!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:   Patrick Ryan (347) 215-4759

Alexia Sikora (347) 534-8494

Statement from Congressman Dan Donovan on California’s Refusal to Secure the Border

April 16, 2018

According to the Associated Press, California officials told federal authorities “they would not participate in vehicle maintenance and the other jobs” to stop illegal entries “because the work is considered too closely tied to immigration enforcement.”

“It’s stunning that a state would embrace chaos on our southern border by refusing to stop illegal immigration. We’re a sovereign country and should know who comes and who leaves. With no system to stop illegal entries, it’s a dangerous free-for-all on the border.

“California has an obligation to participate in safety measures designed to enforce our laws and protect our citizens. If one state decides to ignore that responsibility, they will become the gateway for human trafficking, gang infiltration, and Central and South American narcotics networks.

“I voted to authorize $10 billion in funding for border security measures, and I hope work moves forward quickly.”

– Congressman Dan Donovan serves on the House Committee on Homeland Security and the House Committee on Foreign Affairs. He represents Staten Island and South Brooklyn in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Brooklyn, NY -  State committee members of the NYS Conservative Party converged in Brooklyn, NY last night to nominate Chele Chiavacci Farley as their candidate for United States Senator.

State Vice-Chairman and Cayuga County Chairman, Gregory S. Rigby, was proud to nominate Chele Chiavacci Farley as the candidate to bring her expertise in engineering and finance to Washington, DC.  Chairman Rigby was quick to note that Mrs. Farley’s principles are her core beliefs – regardless of the setting, audience, or numbers.   Her dedication to educating and mentoring  youth has given her a special understanding of the future leaders of America.

Kings County Chairman and State Vice-Chairman, Jerry Kassar, seconded the nomination, pointing out that Chele Chiavacci Farley is the right person with the right background to take back the seat the honorable James L. Buckley once proudly won on the Conservative Line.

When accepting the Conservative Party’s nomination, Chele Chiavacci Farley noted that she is running to restore people’s faith in government.  “From Conservative judges to healthcare reform and rebuilding our country’s infrastructure, this is our time to transform America and make a long-term difference.  Unlike Senator Gillibrand, I will never forget that the first job of a United States Senator is representing the needs of their state.  After the summer of hell for subway and rail commuters in the metropolitan area, I will deliver the funding we need to fix our mass transportation system and protect commuters.”

“In every corner of our state, deteriorating roads and dilapidated bridges are jeopardizing public safety, hindering economic growth, and costing property taxpayers billions as the cost of these repairs is being passed down to the local level, who better than an engineer to know what to fix and a finance person to figure out how to do it economically?”

“The problems New York faces will only get worse as long as we rely on the same politicians who created them.  Kirsten Gillibrand’s greatest success is self-promotion, not accomplishment.  What has she actually done for New York?  Whether its job creation, tax relief or public safety, the answer is nothing.”

“We will win because we are right on the issues.  As she has moved radically to the left to appeal to national liberal activists and coalitions, Senator Gillibrand has turned her back on Conservatives, who are needed to win.  She was known as Annie Oakley when she was a member of the House, but has turned into Jane Fonda in the Senate.”

Chele Chiavacci Farley clearly captured the hearts of the delegates and it is unequivocal that the citizens in New York State will have a clear choice in November — elect a woman who has the vision to restore, rebuild and return New York to her finest days.

For Immediate Release                                         Contact:  Shaun Marie

February 27, 2018                                      518-356-7882     www.cpnys.org

State Headquarters:

486 78th Street

Ft. Hamilton Station, NY 11209

718-921-2158

Conservative Party of New York State, 325 Parkview Drive, Schenectady, NY 12303

When: March 18, 2018, 12noon

Where: Bay Ridge Manor 476 76th Street, Brooklyn

Don’t miss our Annual Brunch on March 18th, when we will honor the Brooklyn Chapter of the Marine Corp, recipients of the Ronald Reagan Americanism Award. Hear from Gubernatorial candidate Senator John Defrancisco who will be joined by Manny Alicandro, financial law expert from Kensington Brooklyn who is seeking the Conservative Party and Republican nominations for Attorney General. Come Brunch with great Americans like yourselves. Greet old friends and make new ones. Please reserve. Send check or money order for $65 per person to the Kings County Conservative Party- 486 78th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209

We are proud to announce as has the Donovan Campaign, our support for the re-election of Dan Donovan as Representative for the 11th Congressional District. Please see Campaign’s release below:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jessica Proud (914) 438-5325 BROOKLYN CONSERVATIVES ENDORSE CONGRESSMAN DAN DONOVAN “Dan Has Been a Leader on Critical Issues Like Public Safety, Homeland Security & Restoring America’s Strength on the World Stage” Brooklyn, NY–January 17th…The Brooklyn Conservative Party voted overwhelmingly to endorse Congressman Dan Donovan for reelection, calling him a leader on critical issues like public safety, homeland security, military and foreign affairs issues. Congressman Donovan serves as Chairman to the influential House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Communications. He successfully fought President Obama’s drastic homeland security cuts that would have harmed New York City’s antiterrorism efforts and against the dangerous Iran Deal. “The Brooklyn Conservative Party is proud to endorse Dan Donovan as the only choice in this election,” said Brooklyn Conservative Party Chairman Jerry Kassar. “We have been incredibly impressed with Dan’s strong leadership on issues like public safety, the military and his tough approach to international affairs that is restoring America’s strength as a leader on the world stage. He is the definition of a public servant and we look forward to his re-election and many more years as our voice in the House of Representatives.” “The people of South Brooklyn and Staten Island need a powerful voice in Washington representing their values, and I’m honored that the Brooklyn Conservative Party has recognized my commitment to doing what’s right for our district,” said Congressman Dan Donovan. “It means a lot to have their support in my campaign as we work together toward our shared goal of a strong, safe, and prosperous America for the next generation.” Mr. Donovan was previously endorsed by the Conservative Party in his 2015 special election to Congress and his 2016 re-election, where he won with 62 % of the vote. ###

These are 2017 Conservative Party candidates. Vote Column C all the way and vote No on the Constitutional Convention question.

Mayor:                       Nicole Malliotakis

Comptroller:             Michel Faulkner

Public Advocate:      Michael O’Reilly

Borough President: Vito Bruno

38th City Council:    Allan Romaguera

40th City Council:    Brian Kelly

41st City Council:     Berneda Jackson

42nd City Council:   Ernest Johnson

43rd City Council:   John Quaglione

44th City Council:   Kalman Yeger

46th City Council:  Jeffrey Ferretti

47th City Council:  Raimando Denaro

48th City Council:  Steven Saperstein

Supreme Court:      Hon. Bruce Balter

Supreme Court:      John Bruno

Civil Court:              Vincent Martusciello.

GOTV!