Thread: New York Ripe For SAVE Act Discharge

Same story as Indiana and Pennsylvania. Dems picked up 3 seats in GOP Districts.

Here's Kirsten Gillibrand's NY 20th position on illegal immigration:

http://www.gillibrand.house.gov/index.p ... 6&Itemid=1

also a cosponsor of the SAVE Act

here's a map of her district

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:New_ ... ngress.png

you can submit a letter to the editor of the Saratogian by emailing letters@saratogian.com

http://www.saratogian.com/WebApp/appman ... actUs.html

Here's something on John Hall NY 19th

http://johnhall.house.gov/newsroom.asp? ... 3615=11774

here's a map of his district

http://johnhall.house.gov/SupportingFil ... istmap.gif

write a letter to the editor of the Times Herald-Record here:

http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.d ... ory=HELP01

Mike Arcuri is also a cosponsor of the SAVE Act

He doesn't appear to be as vocal about illegal immigration as Gillibrand or Hall, but he doesn't sound like he's courting La Raza

http://arcuri.house.gov/list/press/ny24 ... isory.html

here's a map of his district.

http://arcuri.house.gov/district.shtml

you can submit a letter to the editor/news comment of the Utica Observer-Dispatch here

http://www.uticaod.net/customer_service/contact_us.htm

or

New York has 29 congressional seats, 23 Dems 6 GOP

3 Dems are cosponsors of the SAVE Act. ZERO Republicans (although 2 have signed the discharge petition.)

Apparently New York holds its primaries in September, so it's unclear who the GOP challengers may turn out to be.

All three of these seats are high priorities for the GOP, they think they can take these back.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Sta ... s_by_state