New Yorkers First

05/27/2026

05/27/2026

A major integrity controversy is shaking the 2026 primary season after a detailed review of candidate nominating petitions reportedly uncovered signatures belonging to deceased voters, including individuals who died months or even years before the petitions were circulated.

The campaign at the center of the dispute has attempted to shift blame onto outside petition-gathering contractors, arguing that subcontracted workers may have forged signatures while trying to meet aggressive collection quotas. But critics say that defense only highlights a deeper breakdown in campaign oversight, since candidates ultimately certify the validity of submissions filed under oath.

For New Yorkers, the concerns are escalating:
Dead voters’ names allegedly appeared on official ballot-access petitions
Paid signature collection systems are being accused of incentivizing fraud
Formal legal objections now threaten to invalidate large portions of the filings

The scandal reflects a wider culture of corner-cutting in modern campaign operations, where outsourced political firms are rewarded for quantity over accuracy. In a cycle already marked by distrust and factional conflict, the emergence of allegedly fraudulent petitions is fueling fears that basic safeguards in the electoral process are being treated as optional rather than essential.

05/27/2026

Only 2 days left until Brooklyn gathers for Ballot Power.

We are meeting to discuss We Reform NYC, the 10 structural charter reforms, signature collection strategy, volunteer action, and the race to win $1,000 by collecting the first 1,000 valid signatures.

At our May 28 meeting, Dave Giordano from The John Birch Society will speak on “Inflation, the Federal Reserve, and Constitutional Money.”

He’ll discuss current inflation, Federal Reserve policies, national debt, and the constitutional principles behind sound money, giving attendees a deeper understanding of how money policy is impacting everyday Americans.

📅 Thursday, May 28, 2026
🕠 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 John Hughes Club, 1305-86 St., Brooklyn, NY 11228
🔗 RSVP: https://parteaevents.com/event/may-28-2026-djt-kings-county-republican-club-meeting-petition-status

If you care about accountability, fairness, transparency, and citizen control, do not miss this.

05/27/2026

New York City will not change because people complain. It changes when citizens organize.

That is what Ballot Power: May Action Meeting is about.
On Thursday, May 28, the Donald J. Trump Kings County Republican Club is hosting a focused action meeting for the We Reform NYC 10 Charter Reform Ballot Initiative.

This is your opportunity to learn how the petition drive works, how to volunteer, how to organize in your borough, and how to help move 10 structural reforms toward the ballot.

The mission is clear:
50,000 Signatures
5 Boroughs United
10 Structural Reforms
One Citywide Movement

This meeting just got even stronger.
Dave Giordano from The John Birch Society will join us to speak on “Inflation, the Federal Reserve, and Constitutional Money.”

If you care about rising costs, government spending, national debt, and how money policy affects everyday Americans, this is a conversation you do not want to miss.

And the challenge is live:
Who will win the $1,000?
The first person to collect 1,000 valid signatures wins.

This meeting is for people who care about Brooklyn, New York, accountability, fairness, transparency, and citizen control. It is for people who are ready to do more than watch from the sidelines.

📅 Thursday, May 28, 2026
🕠 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 John Hughes Club
1305-86 St.
Brooklyn, NY 11228

🔗 RSVP: https://parteaevents.com/event/may-28-2026-djt-kings-county-republican-club-meeting-petition-status

📞 Questions? 718-541-5721
🌐 www.djtnyc.com
🌐 www.wereformnyc.com

Do not wait for someone else to lead the reform effort.
Be in the room. Join the movement. Help change the charter.