Francis Morganthaler, Republican, Primary, Congress, New York, Dist 17 Vs. Nita Lowey

1. ALIPAC's One Question 2014 Federal Candidate Survey

Federal Candidates for US Congress and Senate!

In 2014, our national organization ALIPAC and a strong majority of American citizens want one important question answered regarding the issues of illegal immigration, border security, and the protection of American jobs, taxpayer resources, and lives from people who would come into our nation to take each in many cases.

As a candidate for election or reelection do you...

A. Support Americans and legal immigrants by supporting the adequate enforcement of America's existing border and immigration laws as the US Constitution requires for the protection of American jobs, elections, taxpayer resources, health, and lives?


B. Support illegal aliens and their supporters by supporting changing existing laws to accommodate millions of illegal immigrants through 'immigration reform' amnesty which would allow illegal aliens to either have a path to citizenship, a new visa, or some new form of legal status which would eventually lead to a new voting bloc of 11-20 million illegal immigrants, which would in turn destroy any future hopes of border or immigration law existence or enforcement?


Answer (A or B): A

Completed by: Francis E. Morganthaler, April 24, 2014
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I am the Candidate or Campaign Manager: Candidate

Campaign Info

Name of Incumbent: Nita Lowey

Name of Your Campaign: Morganthaler for Congress

Mailing Address: 157 Elwood Avenue, Hawthorne, NY 10532

State and District: New York State, Congressional District 17

Website: www.frankmorganthaler.com

Social Media Links: Facebook – Frank Morganthaler for Congress; Twitter - @GiveMeLibertyUS; E-mail – Morganthaler2014@gmail.com

Phone Number: (914) 673-5220

Political Party: Republican; but, running in both the Republican and Conservative Primaries

Primary challenger, General Election challenger, incumbent?: Primary Challenger – Christopher E. Day; General Election Challenger – Nita Lowey (D), the Incumbent