David Orkin

"NYC Council Member Sandy Nurse endorses David Orkin for Queens" over both their images

David Orkin is a fighter who will partner closely with our neighboring communities in Brooklyn and Queens, protect and uplift workers and immigrants, and be a state representative who will collaborate with his city counterparts to deliver the city we all deserve. I’m proud to endorse him to be the next Assembly Member from District 38. - Sandy Nurse City Council Member District 37

Sandy Nurse is a powerhouse progressive on the City Council. Can’t wait to work with her at the state level to deliver affordability for our neighboring communities in Brooklyn & Queens. As a champion for the working people of NYC, I’m grateful for her support!

Flyer advertising David Orkin and Samantha Kattan for Queens joint Ridgewood Petitioning Bar Crawl on Wednesday, March 11 from 7 to 10 pm.

Join us and Team Samantha Kattan for Queens as we hit the Ridgewood nightlife to enjoy the local scene, grab some tasty cocktails, and get those petitioning ballot signatures for AD 38 and 37!

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Great weekend of petitioning! Energizing to meet people on the street excited about our campaign to bring a champion of universal programs and taxing the rich to Albany. 🌹

Special S/O to @tiffanycaban.bsky.social who came out to her home turf to petition with us in South Queens with Ducky! 🐶

A group selfie of eight smiling, diverse people at an indoor event. The background features a banner with text "RAMADAN IFTAR DINNER" and "SANDY NURSE CITY COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT 37," including a portrait photo of Sandy Nurse.

A long, brightly lit dining hall packed with men wearing kufi caps and traditional clothing, seated at long tables with food. They are gathered for a Ramadan Iftar dinner. At the end of the room is a small banner.

A large group of over twenty diverse people pose for a photo inside a modern room with wood paneling and a multi-bulb chandelier. They are gathered in front of the same Ramadan Iftar banner from image 1, dressed in professional or semi-formal attire.

Honored to be invited to iftar with @sandynurse.bsky.social and the City Line Bangladeshi Community, our AD38 neighbors. Their words of peace give me hope in this reprehensible war with Iran. We need leaders like Sandy who choose to invest in our communities rather than war abroad. 🕊️❤️

Text says 'Springing forward to our filing deadline! In-district donations raised by Thursday March 12 will be matched! Swipe right to see how" With arrows and a stopwatch in a field of grass and yellow flowers

Text says "Matching funds in Action! If you are an AD-38 resident, your donation of $5 to $250 will be matched by public funding - that means you can multiply your dollars for David by 8-12 times!" Images follow of a column of bills: $5, $50, $150, $250 each with arrows labeled $60 matched, $600 matched, $1500 matched and $2300 matched. The 3rd column shows piles of money showing the totals from each match: $65, $650, $1650, and $2550.

Spring is in the air! And our big filing deadline is rushing at us like the warmer weather. Help us reach our stretch goals to truly deliver on affordability for Assembly District 38.

Donate and keep the fight going!
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A collage of seven historical photographs and posters documenting women's rights and social justice movements across different eras. Top left: A massive street protest where marchers hold a wide banner that reads, "WOMEN OF THE WORLD UNITE." Top right: Black women and girls in a civil rights march holding signs, including one that says, "MARCH FOR JOBS FOR ALL NOW!" Center: A stylized graphic of a woman in a black dress standing against a bold red and yellow background, holding a large red flag. Middle left: A woman holding a sign in Spanish that reads, "OPORTUNIDADES IGUALES PARA LAS MUJERES" (Equal opportunities for women). Middle right: Protesters carrying signs for "WOMEN STRIKE FOR PEACE - EQUALITY" and "SISTERHOOD IS POWERFUL - END THE WAR!" Bottom left: Two early 20th-century suffragettes in long dresses holding a "VOTES FOR WOMEN" sign. Bottom right: A crowded group of labor activists holding signs that say "UNION," "WE SHALL FIGHT UNTIL WE WIN," and "THE WORKERS ARE POWERFUL when united."

International Women's Day began as a day championed by American socialists to recognize the fight for suffrage, workers' rights, and equality for women around the world. Today, we honor their legacy by continuing their fight. ✊🌹❤️

David Orkin speaks at Masjid Al Abidin in South Richmond Hills, Queens.

David Orkin meets with MUNA, New York City's largest halal food distribution service.

David Orkin shakes hands with a volunteer handing out food as part of MUNA's social services in Queens

David Orkin helps distribute food with MUNA volunteers in Queens

Great day out in South Queens! 🙏 Stopped by Masjid Al Abidin for Jummah before checking out the MUNA Social Services food distribution center. FACT: they run the city’s largest halal program! Inspiring to see how millions of pounds of food get out to the community ✊🍎

In El Diario today discussing Hochul's meeting with "Border Czar" Homan. There's so much more state legislators can do protect our communities - they just need the courage to stand up.

Come hang with us, tax the rich, meet new friends, and get us on the ballot for a better AD38 in June! Sign up here ➡️ act.david4queens.com/canvass-east

An event flyer for "Ozone Park Petitioning," featuring a green clipboard design over a vibrant orange and pink squiggly pattern background. Key Details: * Event Title: Ozone Park Petitioning * Featuring: City Council Member Tiffany Cabán and a representative from the "Tax the Rich: Fund New York" campaign. * Time & Date: Sunday, 3/8 @ 12 PM. * Visuals: Photos of Tiffany Cabán (left) and a male speaker (right) are displayed at the bottom. A yellow sunburst graphic contains the date and time, and the "Tax the Rich" logo is centered between the two speakers.

Heads up that we’ve got a special guest joining us to petition in Ozone Park this Sunday... City Council Member for District 22, @tiffanycaban.bsky.social !!! ✊

Tiffany is a champion for working people in NYC and I’m proud to partner with her on this campaign to win a more affordable city!

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A huge advancement for our agenda in AD38! This proves that neighbors organizing and standing together can deliver wins for all of us. ✊

This is just the beginning, together we will organize to lower the cost of living and provide excellent early childhood education across Queens.

Happy Holi to all who celebrate! Holi is a reminder that love and color drives out darkness and hate. Here's to a colorful Spring and a brighter future for all ❤️🧡💚💙💜

An endorsement graphic from Tenants PAC for David Orkin, a candidate for NYS Assembly, District 38. The top of the image features the text "TENANTS PAC PROUDLY ENDORSES" in bold blue and red lettering. Below, the name "David Orkin" is written in large, black serif font, followed by "for NYS Assembly • District 38." In the center is a circular portrait of David Orkin, a man with dark curly hair, a beard, and glasses, wearing a white shirt and a brown blazer. The portrait is framed by thin yellow rings and set against a blurred background of a New York City skyline under a pale, cloudy sky. In the bottom right corner, a small logo for Tenants PAC includes a skyline silhouette and the website address: www.NYTenantsPAC.org.

Housing is a human right and affordable rents are a necessity, not a luxury. Grateful for this endorsement by Tenants PAC as we put neighbors over corporations and fight the affordability crisis one building at a time. 🏠 ✊

Sign up for all shifts this week and see our full volunteering schedule ❤️: act.david4queens.com/map

A promotional graphic titled "THIS WEEK WITH DAVID ORKIN FOR QUEENS" on a dark green background. The graphic outlines the following schedule: Petitioning: Tuesday, 3/3 at 5:30 PM in Glendale. Petitioning: Wednesday, 3/4 at 5:30 PM in Woodhaven. Petitioning: Saturday, 3/7 at 12 PM in Ridgewood, featuring a yellow starburst bubble that notes this event is "WITH CLAIRE VALDEZ!" Petitioning: Sunday, 3/8 at 12 PM in Ozone Park. At the bottom of the graphic, a large, diverse group of supporters is pictured outdoors holding two banners: a red banner for the "New York City Democratic Socialists of America" and a yellow banner reading "David Orkin for Queens."

We are DISTRICT-WIDE this week, with canvasses and petitioning in Glendale (tomorrow 👀), Woodhaven, Ridgewood (with @claireforny.bsky.social), and Ozone Park!

Get hype for a big week, meet new friends, get us on the ballot, and sign up today! Link in 🧵

A friendly dog shakes paws with David Orkin, running for NY State Assembly, on a sunny petitioning day in Ridgewood, Queens

David Orkin and petitioning volunteers stand behind a banner stating "David Orkin for Queens" in Ridgewood, Queens.

Under a clear sky, we have the clear vision to tax the rich and fund a dignified life for the working class! Come petition with us to make sure the people-powered movement makes the ballot! act.david4queens.com/map

A group of approximately twenty people pose outdoors in a sunny park with bare trees and patches of snow on the ground. They hold a large yellow banner that says "DAVID ORKIN FOR QUEENS" and many smaller signs, some blue with text "CLAIRE VALDEZ FOR CONGRESS" and others orange with "MEDICARE FOR ALL" or "WORKERS DESERVE IT ALL". Several people in the group wear orange Claire Valdez beanies.

Six people stand outdoors in a snowy park holding a large yellow banner with the green and orange text: "DAVID ORKIN FOR QUEENS". One person in the back holds up a clipboard, and another wears a yellow "TAX THE RICH" beanie.

A group of men stand on a stage with a purple velvet curtain backdrop and a wall of pink and red artificial flowers. David Orkin is in the center and speaks into a microphone, surrounded by other men. Backdrops with text in English and Bengali are visible.

David Orkin stands behind a wooden podium at a masjid speaking into a microphone with his right hand over his heart, looking at a group of men sitting on a carpeted floor facing him.

As we see the horror of events in Iran, we’re building an anti-war movement at home. We need leaders who invest in our neighbors, not destruction abroad.

Whether at Jummah in Woodhaven or canvassing in Ridgewood and Ozone Park, our solidarity is building a more just world.

David Orkin for Queens

Stand with us and our neighbors in AD38 as we build a better New York for all.

We’re petitioning this weekend to get on the ballot and make this fight a reality.

Sign up and donate today: www.david4queens.com

A campaign graphic with a dark green background. At the top, a small yellow pill-shaped button says "NYS Senator." Below it, in large yellow letters, is the name "Jabari Brisport," followed by a small orange burst icon containing the word "Endorses." Underneath, "David Orkin" is written in large yellow 3D-style block letters, followed by the text "For Queens" in white. The middle of the graphic features two circular headshots: Jabari Brisport on the left in a red shirt, and David Orkin on the right. Both are set against orange backgrounds. The bottom features a yellow wavy pattern and a small orange seal in the corner that says "Assembly 38 District."

A political endorsement graphic with a yellow background and orange border. At the top left, large quotation marks lead into a block of green text that reads: "David Orkin is the ally we need in Albany to deliver an affordable New York for everyone. He’s already proven he can stand up to the billionaires and ICE on behalf of Queens, and he’ll keep right on fighting to tax the rich and fully fund universal childcare as the next Assembly Member from AD 38." In the bottom left, a circular headshot shows NYS Senator Jabari Brisport wearing a red shirt with his arms crossed against an orange background. To the right of the photo, orange text reads: "- Jabari Brisport, NYS Senator District 25."

Proud to receive the endorsement of one of our staunchest fighters in the Senate for an affordable NY! It was an honor to march with @jabaribrisport.bsky.social to tell the legislature and Gov. Hochul to Tax the Rich. I can't wait to fully fund universal childcare as his colleague in Albany! 💪🌹❤️

We've been in Albany today to make sure we fund a better New York by taxing the rich! 💪🏼💸

To the ultra-wealthy who are finally going to pay their fair share: I promise you'll still be wealthier than all of us after we’re done 💕

Petitioning and canvassing in Ridgewood, 3/1 at 12pm!! ➡️ act.david4queens.com/ridgewood-ca...

Petitioning with Queens DSA in Ozone Park, 2/28 at 1:30pm!! ➡️ act.david4queens.com/ozone-park-c...

Petitioning with Claire Valdez in Ridgewood, 2/28 at 12pm!! ➡️ act.clairevaldezforcongress.com/petitioning-...

A digital flyer for "Petitioning Weekend" for David Orkin for Queens Assembly District 38. The graphic is styled as a white clipboard against an orange patterned background. It lists three events: Saturday, February 28th at 12:00 PM in Ridgewood with Claire Valdez; Saturday, February 28th at 1:30 PM in Ozone Park with the NYC-DSA Queens Branch; and Sunday, March 1st at 12:00 PM in Ridgewood. At the bottom, it says "Don't know what this is? Swipe right!" with a yellow arrow.

An educational graphic styled as a clipboard titled "Ok, what even is this?" It explains that the campaign is asking registered voters to sign petitions to prove community support. It notes they need hundreds of signatures from Assembly District 38 (AD-38) to get on the ballot. A second section titled "Wait, you're not on the ballot?" explains that technically no one is yet, as petitioning is required for everyone, including incumbents and newcomers. The David Orkin for Queens logo is at the bottom.

A campaign graphic featuring a photo of candidate David Orkin in a green winter coat, smiling and holding up a voter registration or petition form. The text reads "Ready to petition? Sign up and get us on the ballot!" The clipboard-style frame includes logos for Assembly District 38 and "David Orkin for Queens."

IT’S PETITION SEASON BABYYYYY

Join me, @claireforny.bsky.social, and @queensdsa.bsky.social this weekend to get us on the ballot and make this campaign ✨official ✨

Not sure what this means? Check out the graphics to learn more and sign up today (links in 🧵)!

Graphic on yellow background with green text that reads "David Orkin for Queens. Phone bank with David! Monday 2/23 5:30-8:30pm. Stay warm, meet your neighbors, volunteer!" There is a photo of David outlined in orange with an arm holding a red telephone up to his head.

Heads up friends: we're moving tomorrow's canvass in Glendale to phonebanking due to the winter storm 🥶 Stay warm and hop on Zoom with us while we call our neighbors for a better AD38!

Sign-up here: act.david4queens.com/phonebank

নিউইয়র্কের Bangladesh Buddhist Vihara of New York-এর উষ্ণ অভ্যর্থনার জন্য আন্তরিক ধন্যবাদ। আপনাদের সাথে পরিচিত হওয়ার সুযোগ পেয়ে, আপনাদের কমিউনিটির মূল্যবোধ ও প্রয়োজন সম্পর্কে জানতে পেরে এবং আপনাদের স্থানটি ঘুরে দেখতে পেরে আমি সম্মানিত বোধ করছি। আমাদের পরবর্তী সাক্ষাতের অপেক্ষায় রইলাম।

New York Assembly candidate David Orkin sitting bottom row left with with members of the Bangladeshi Buddhist Association

New York Assembly candidate David Orkin with with members of the Bangladeshi Buddhist Association in a selfie pic

New York Assembly candidate David Orkin sitting at a table with members of the Bangladeshi Buddhist Association

Sincere thanks for the warm welcome of the Bangladeshi Buddhist Association! It was an honor to have the opportunity to introduce myself to you, learn more about your community’s values and needs, and tour your space. Looking forward to our next visit!

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Eight David Orkin canvassers posing around a bar table holding up literature and folders for David Orkin, running for state assembly, and Claire Valdez, running for congress.

It’s always a fine day to talk to our neighbors in Ridgewood — and BEFORE a snow storm this time! Our canvassers came out to build a better future for AD38, and while a little (maybe a lot) more snow will keep us indoors for a bit, it won’t be for long. Until then, stay safe, prepared and warm!