DARLENE
MEALY
a strong voice
for our community
MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE
You can vote in the coming election by mail, early in-person, or on Primary Day, Tuesday, June 24. City Councilwoman Darlene Mealy is counting on YOUR VOTE.
Vote By Mail
The deadline to request a mail ballot is Saturday, June 14th. Ballots can be requested at Vote.NYC.
Vote Early In-Person
You can vote early in-person starting on Saturday, June 14th.
Voting on Election Day
Election Day is Tuesday, June 24th. The polls will be open from 6am - 9pm.
Darlene Mealy has spent her entire career working for us.
Darlene is our voice in City Hall, fighting against discrimination, and working for equality and fairness. She is for good jobs, high-quality schools, and public safety. We must re-elect City Councilwoman Darlene Mealy.
ON THE ISSUES
Jobs
One of the biggest barriers to good jobs in our community is employment discrimination. Darlene wrote Local Law 33, giving the city more muscle to investigate employment discrimination. This law ensured that folks looking for jobs here in NYC truly have a fair shot.
Education
Darlene Mealy is proud to have the endorsement of the United Federation of Teachers because of her unique commitment to fight for Central Brooklyn students and schools.
Affordable Housing
Darlene is doing her part to fight gentrification and ensure that the city builds more affordable housing instead of giving tax breaks to luxury developers. Darlene is also working to make home ownership more accessible for people in this community.
Public Safety
Darlene knows first-hand the dangers our community faces from gun violence, gang activity and drug abuse, due to decades of underinvestment from the city. She is committed to keeping our community safe, and ending homelessness on our streets.
Seniors
Darlene has years of experience working with the Department of the Aging and related agencies to be sure they are fulfilling their mandate to serve our elderly population. She is proud to have supported senior programming and food resources for seniors in our community throughout her career representing this community.