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NY State of Health has important information for New Yorkers! Under the American Rescue Plan, tax credits are now available to individuals with higher incomes who previously did not qualify for financial assistance. on.ny.gov/3cCxqBz #AmericanRescuePlan #HealthInsurance #TaxCredits #GetCovered

Thank you for attending our District 23 Candidate Forum last night! Our District 28 forum is tomorrow, Friday 5/28 at 6 PM featuring the following candidates: Council Member Adrienne Adams (incumbent) Japneet Singh For New York Council Member Ruben Wills ... RSVP now: https://www.facebook.com/events/469289634149142 #nyccouncil #2021election #nycvotes #vote2021 #nycprimaries

Exciting updates are coming soon! If you enrolled in a health plan through @NYStateOfHealth, you may be eligible to receive more tax credits to help with the cost of coverage. Learn more about how the American Rescue Plan affects your coverage. on.ny.gov/3cCxqBz #EnrollNY #HealthInsurance #AmericanRescuePlan

This Friday is the last day you can register as a new voter for the 2021 NYC Primary Elections on Tuesday, June 22. Register online or by mail: vote.nyc/page/register-vote Or call us for in-person registration: 718-460-5600.

Most New Yorkers know what it's like to wait in line for a long time, and that includes long lines outside poll sites in their District. But you can skip the lines and Vote Early starting today until next Sunday, June 20! Cast your ballot ahead of June 22 by finding your Early Voting poll site and hours here: findmypollsite.nyc.gov Call 866-OUR-VOTE for help or to report any voting problems. Don't forget to bring your mask! APA VOICE: Voting and Organizing to Increase Civic E...ngagement MinKwon Center Chhaya Community Development Corporation Chinese-American Planning Council Chinese Progressive Association New York Asian Americans for Equality Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) Caribbean Equality Project Homecrest Community Services, Inc. Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York, Inc. (KCS) OCA-New York Chapter Little Manila Queens Bayanihan Arts Shetu South Asian Council for Social Services See more

New Yorkers, NY State of Health has exciting news! Through the American Rescue Plan, increased tax credits are now available to lower the cost of health coverage for eligible individuals and families. Higher tax credits are available to current and new enrollees, including higher income individuals for the first time. bit.ly/2O27WUs #EnrollNY #AmericanRescuePlan #HealthInsurance #NY

Most New Yorkers, no matter the color of our skin, how much money we make, or whether we are new to the City or have lived here a long time, are concerned with what the future holds as we approach a new normal after COVID-19. On June 22, we have the momentous opportunity to start with a clean slate by electing a new Mayor, Comptroller, Borough President, City Council, and Public Advocate. Depending on your District, you may also vote for important positions in the judiciary i...ncluding District Attorney, NYC Civil Court, and NYS Judicial Convention for Supreme Court. See a sample ballot to know which races they'll be voting for here: findmypollsite.nyc.gov APA VOICE: Voting and Organizing to Increase Civic Engagement MinKwon Center Chhaya Community Development Corporation Chinese-American Planning Council Chinese Progressive Association New York Asian Americans for Equality Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) Caribbean Equality Project Homecrest Community Services, Inc. Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York, Inc. (KCS) OCA-New York Chapter Little Manila Queens Bayanihan Arts Shetu South Asian Council for Social Services

No matter our race, religion, or when we came to New York City, most of us believe that for democracy to work for all of us, it must include us all. We have a once-in-a-decade chance to elect a brand-new Mayor, Comptroller, City Council, and other local officials who will deliver the jobs, pandemic relief, and resources our families needs. Make your #VotingPlan now: 1. Mail-in Voting: Request an absentee ballot to your home address by June 15. Make sure to sign and date the e...nvelope and mail it in (must be stamped and postmarked by June 22) or drop it off at any poll site or the NYC Board of Elections office by June 22. 2. Early Voting starts on Saturday, June 12 until the following Sunday, June 20. Voting hours will vary and your Early Voting poll site may be different from your Election Day poll site. 3. Election Day is on Tuesday, June 22. Polls are open 6 AM - 9 PM. Get your absentee ballot: nycabsentee.com Find your poll site & hours: findmypollsite.nyc.gov APA VOICE: Voting and Organizing to Increase Civic Engagement MinKwon Center Chhaya Community Development Corporation Chinese-American Planning Council Chinese Progressive Association New York Asian Americans for Equality Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) Caribbean Equality Project Homecrest Community Services, Inc. Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York, Inc. (KCS) OCA-New York Chapter Little Manila Queens Bayanihan Arts Shetu South Asian Council for Social Services