As a District Leader I will:
Represent our community
Give a voice to everyone in the community. As a professional architect, I know how important it is for the residents of our fast-growing community to play a role in new developments. Low income and senior housing, more parks, street beautifications and community services should be a part of new developments.
Work with elected officials on Community Issues
Listen to the residents of this district and organize meetings and events to address issues impacting our quality of life. Address our issues with the elected officials and monitor progress.
Engage Community participation in local election
Engage the community to participate in local elections and work to open more voting sites. Southern Brooklyn has had dismayingly low Democratic voter turnout in recent elections. Many seniors are unable to vote because over the years, numerous polling places have closed.
Make voting more accessible
Work with organizations that serve under represented local immigrants and minorities to encourage voting.
Educate and inform people about District Leader roles/responsibilities
Educate and inform people about District Leader roles and responsibilities. A few months ago, I didn't know what a District Leader was and what his/her responsibilities were. I would like to educate people and explain that District Leaders should be elected by the people they represent, not appointed by other politicians.
Be a part of the Community Development
The residents of our fast growing community should be part of the new developments - low income housing, parks and streets beautifications, community services should be a part of new urban development program
Endorsements
Assemblymember Mathylde Frontus
Pat Singer, Executive Director of Brighton Neighborhood Association
Pat Singer, Executive Director of Brighton Neighborhood Association
I am excited to endorse Angela Kravtchenko's campaign for Female District Leader for the 46th Assembly District. Angela is a grass-roots community activist who can always be found on the front lines fighting for her neighbors and speaking up for what's right. She’s a natural born leader who brings intelligence and heart to her work. Her refreshing honesty and enthusiasm for the political process is contagious and I am confident that she will use this position to create a ripple wave of civic engagement and political action across our Southern Brooklyn communities.
Pat Singer, Executive Director of Brighton Neighborhood Association
Pat Singer, Executive Director of Brighton Neighborhood Association
Pat Singer, Executive Director of Brighton Neighborhood Association
In order for this country to move forward, we need strong leadership beginning at our core, the community. I spent time with Angela Kravtchenko and was so impressed with her vision, her energy. Angela is an Architect who is vested in Southern Brooklyn. She lives here with her family and understands the needs as well as the problems of our communities. We need a leader who knows how to draft a blueprint that will take us into the future while creating beneficial changes that can raise the quality of life for all of us.
Lolita Divilova, Community Activist
Pat Singer, Executive Director of Brighton Neighborhood Association
Talisha L. Sainvil, AIA, President of AIA Brooklyn Chapter
Angela is a natural leader and has a unique ability to find innovative solutions to common issues. She has what it takes to bring a positive change to the political process
Talisha L. Sainvil, AIA, President of AIA Brooklyn Chapter
Talisha L. Sainvil, AIA, President of AIA Brooklyn Chapter
Talisha L. Sainvil, AIA, President of AIA Brooklyn Chapter
Clearly, Angela Kravtchenko believes in designing a better community for all of its residents and that starts with building on the strong foundation she has already started in Assembly District 46! This is why, without hesitation and as a representative of AIA Brooklyn, I fully support Angela Kravtchenko in her campaign to become your next district leader.
New Kings Democrats
Talisha L. Sainvil, AIA, President of AIA Brooklyn Chapter
Assembly District 46 Endorsments
“Members of New Kings Democrats voted to endorse Angela Kravtchenko for District Leader after she described her activism and her strong connection to her community in Coney Island. We are excited to support her and other candidates for District Leader as part of our Brooklyn Can't Wait campaign. These candidates will bring new perspectives and a commitment to transparency to our Brooklyn Democratic Party,” said Tony Melone, the Communications Director of New Kings Democrats.
Assembly District 46 Endorsments
Talisha L. Sainvil, AIA, President of AIA Brooklyn Chapter
Assembly District 46 Endorsments
- Asrtrudge Mclean, Community Activist
- Sharaya Means, Community Leader
- Ciara Shields, Community Leader
- Bonnie Kong, Community leader
- Ann Valdez, Community Leader
- Craig Hammerman, Community Activist
- Kouichi Shirayanagi, Community Activist
- Reyna Gobel, Gravesend Community Activist
- Golden Fleece Karate Club, Brighton Beach Youth Sport club