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City Council District 26
Incumbent: Eric N. Gioia (D), not running
Gioia was defeated in the Democratic primary for Public Advocate.
Challengers: Jimmy Van Bramer (D), Angelo Maragos (R).
Communities: Woodside, Sunnyside, Long Island City, Astoria, and Maspeth.
Three new Queens Dems land Council committee chair slots
TimesLedger Newspapers
Council District 29: Queens City Council members picked up a bevy of committee chairmanships last Thursday as the 2010 legislative year began in earnest. Comment.
Van Bramer celebrates win
TimesLedger Newspapers
Council District 26: About 1,000 residents and numerous high-profile dignitaries packed the Frank Sinatra School of Performing Arts High School auditorium Saturday evening to celebrate the inauguration of City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (D-Sunnyside), one of the borough’s two first openly gay politicians to be elected to the Council. Comment.
