Public Officials (Former and Current) 

NYC Mayor John V. Lindsay 
[in office:  Congressman 1959-1965 / Mayor 1966-1973]
(died 20 December 2000 @ 79)

US Senator Jacob K. Javits
[in office:  1957-1980]
(died 7 March 1986 @ 81)

 NYS Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller
[in office:  Governor 1959-1973 / Vice-President 1974-1976]
(died 26 January 1979 @ 70)

NYS Assemblymember Bill F. Passanante 
[in office:  1955-1990]
(died 15 December 1996 @ 76)

New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch
[in office:  Councilman 1967-1968 / Congressman 1969-1977 / Mayor 1978-1989]

US Congressmember Theodore S. "Ted" Weiss
[in office:  Councilman 1962-1978 / Congressman 1979-1992] 
(died 24 September 1996 @ 64)

NYS Governor Hugh L. Carey 
[in office:  Congressman 1961-1974 / Governor 1975-1982]
(died 7 August 2011 @ 92)

NYC Councilman S. Carter Burden
[in office:  1969-1978 / Congressional candidate 1978]
{died 23 January 1996 @ only 54}

US Congressmember Bella S. Abzug
[in office:  1971-1978]
(died 31 March 1998 @ 77)

NYS State Senator / Judge Karen S. Burstein
[in office:  1973-1978]

NYC Councilmember Miriam Friedlander
[in office:  1974-1991]
(died 4 October 2009 @ extraordinary 95)

US Senator Daniel Patrick "Pat" Moynihan
[in office:  1977-2000]
(died 26 March 2003 @ 76)

NYS Governor Mario M. Cuomo
[in office:  Lieutenant Governor 1979-1982 / Governor 1983-1994]

US Congressmember S. William "Bill" Green 
[in office:  Assemblyman 1965-1968 / Congressman 1978-1992]
(died 15 October 2002 @ 72)

US Congressmember Geraldine A. Ferraro 
[in office:  Congressmember (from Queens) 1979-1984 /
Vice-President candidate 1984 / US Senate candidate 1992 + 1998]
(died 26 March 2011 @ 75)

Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau
[in office:  1975-2009]

NYC Councilmember Antonio M. Pagan
[in office {first openly-Gay member of NYC Council}:  1992-1997]
(died 25 January 2009 @ only 50)

US President William J. Clinton
[in office:  Arkansas Governor 1981-1992 / President 1993-2000]

NYS Senator F. Manfred Ohrenstein
[in office:  1961-1994]

United States Congressmember Carolyn B. Maloney
[in office:  NYC Council 1983-1992 / Congress 1993-present]

NYS Senator Roy M. Goodman
[in office:  1969-2002]

U.S. Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato
[in office:  1981-1998]

Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields
[in office:  Councilmember 1990-1997 / MBP 1998-2005] 

NYC Councilmember Una T. Clarke
[in office:  1992-2001]

City Council Speaker Alan Gifford Miller
[in office:  2002-2005]  

State Senator Catherine M. Abate
[in office:  1995-1998]

Bronx Borough President Fernando J. Ferrer
[in office:  1987-2001]

Manhattan Boro President Scott M. Stringer
[in office:  NYS Assembly 1986-2005 / MBP 2006-present]

Councilmember Charles E. Millard
[in office:  1992-1995]

America's Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani
[in office:  1993-2001]

NYS Commissioner James L. Larocca
[in office:  1977-1998 {under two governors}]

State Committeemember Carl A. Manzano
[in office:  1994-2007]

Nassau County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta
[in office:  NYS Assembly 1977-1981 / LI Town Supervisor 1981-1986 / NCE 1987-2001]

NYS Lieutenant Governor Betsy P. McCaughey
[in office:  1995-1998]

Councilmember Stanley E. Michaels
[in office:  1978-2001]

U.S. Congressmember Charles B. Rangel
[in office:  1971-present]

N.Y.S. Town Supervisor Sandra L. Frankel
[in office:  1992-2011]

US Senator Jon S. Corzine (New Jersey)
[in office:  US Senator 2001-2005 / NJ Governor 2006-2009]

N.Y.S. Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman
[in office:  NYS Senator 1999-2010 / Attorney General 2011-present]

Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. Hines

NYC Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone, Sr.

U.S. Congressmember Nita M. Lowey
[in office:  1989-present]

NYC Councilmember Kathryn E. Freed
[in office:  NYS Assembly 1986-1991 / Council 1992-2001]

U.S. Congressmember Edolphus "Ed" Towns
[in office:  1984-2012]

X-NYS Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi

Community Boardmember Thomas G. Lunke

NYC Councilmember W. Bill Perkins

City Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern

NYC Councilmember Andrew S. Eristoff
[in office:  1994-1999]

N.Y.C. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg
[in office:  2002-present]

Manhattan District Leader James R. McAnus

Assemblymember Steven S. Sanders

Community Boardmember Liz J. Abzug
[in office:  1992-1999]

Public Advocate Betsy F. Gotbaum

State Senator Carl M. Andrews

U.S. Congressmember Jerrold L. Nadler
[in office:  NYS Assembly 1977-1992 / Congress 1992-present]

Judge Thomas M. Fitzpatrick

NYS Governor George E. Pataki
[in office:  1995-2006]

Councilmember Eva S. Moskowitz
[in elected office:  2000-2005]

NYS Assemblymember Alexander P. Grannis
[in elected office:  1975-2007]  

Councilmember Alan J. ("Gersy") Gerson
[in office:  2002-2009]

US Senator Hillary R. Clinton
[in elected office:  2001-2008]

N.Y.C. Councilmember Robert J. Jackson
[in office:  2002-present]

NYS Governor David A. Paterson
[in office:  NYS Senator 1986-2006 / Lieut. Gov. 2007-2008 / Governor 2008-2010]

District Leader David B. Reck

N.Y.S. Senator Liz S. Krueger

City Comptroller William C. Thompson, Jr.

District Leader Meryl O. Brodsky

School Boardmember Larry M. Sauer 
(died 20 February 2003)

N.Y.S. Senator Kevin S. Parker

City Councilmember James E. "Jed" Davis
[in office:  2002-2003]
(murdered in City Hall 23 July 2003 @ 41 - the youngest supporter to die)

Judge John Stackhouse

N.Y.S. Assemblymember Hakeem S. Jeffries
[in office:  2007-present]

N.Y.C. Councilmember Danny D. Dromm
[in office:  2010-present]

Bronx Borough President Adolfo J. Carrion

Manhattan District Leader Keen S. Berger

U.S. Congressmember Joseph J. Crowley

NYC Councilmember Melinda R. Katz

N.Y.S. Assemblymember Keith L. Wright

U.S. Congressmember Nydia Vazquez

NYS Assemblymember Jonathan L. Bing

NY Supreme Court Judge Leslie Crocker-Snyder  

NYC Councilmember Eric N. Gioia
[in office:  2002-2009]

N.Y.S. Assemblymember David I. Weprin

N.Y.C. Councilmember Melissa M. Viverito

N.Y.C. Public Advocate Bill de Blasio

NYS Assemblymember Adam C. Powell

NYC Councilmember David Yassky

X-Councilmember John C. (J-Lu) Liu

N.Y.C. Councilmember Gale A. Brewer

N.Y.S. Assemblymember Matt S. Titone

 New York State Governor Andrew M. Cuomo

N.Y.C. Councilmember Jessica S. Lappin

N.Y.C. Councilmember Rosaura R. Mendez
[2006-present]

U.S. Congressmember Yvette D. Clarke

Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr.

N.Y.C. Councilmember Dan R. Garodnick

N.Y.C. Councilmember Steve Levin
[2010-present]

Organizations
 
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center
Empire State Pride Agenda (status "86" since mid-2003)
Imperial QUEENS & Kings of Greater New York
Institute for Human Identity
Midtown Democratic Association (MDA)
People With AIDS Coalition
Gay & Lesbian National Hotline
Stonewall Car Club
Greenwich Village Halloween Parade
Metropolitan Community Church
New York State Democratic Committee
Beaux Arts Society
Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
Stonewall Republicans
Renew New York Committee
Human Rights Campaign
Staten Island Gay Community Group
Congregation Beth Simchat Torah
Long Island Gays United
New York City Anti-Violence Project
Imperial QUEENS of Long Island
New York University
G.L.B.T. Studies Group
Senior Action in a Gay Environment
PRIDE Democrats
Committee To Rebuild New York
National Gay & Lesbian Task Force
Middle Collegiate Church
Working Group On Lesbian & Gay Issues
Village Independent Democrats
Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Parade Committee
Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld Holocaust Coalition
Liberal Party of New York
Capital District Gay & Lesbian Community Council
Body Positive
Clearview Festival Foundation
G.L.B.T. Political Coalition
Human Resources Administration
Downtown Independent Democrats
Triangle Transgenderists
The Bronx G.L.B.T. Pride Parade
Unity Fellowship Church
ASTRAEA - National Lesbian Action Fund
Independence Party of Manhattan
Brooklyn Historic Railway Association
Albany Gay Pride Parade
Parliament Democratic Club of Brooklyn
Harrisburg (Pennsylvanis) Gay Pride
 
     

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  Businesses and Campaigns

Pinnacle Choice Healthcare Plan
Gay Financial Network (GFN)
Village Apothecary
New York Blade Newspaper
Manatus Restaurant
Pinnacle Choice Healthcare Plan
Papillon Restaurant
Christopher Street Financial
I.W.I. Risk Management Services
Cafe Bruxelles
Hogs 'n' Heifers Bar
Express Cafe
The Monster Club
H.S.B.C. Bank
Proofreaders Unlimited, Ltd.
Bare Essentials
Frank E. Campbell's Funeral Chapel
Vintage Cafe
G.L.B.T. Political Coalition
Body Positive
Friends of Dennis Mehiel for Lieut. Governor (2002)
Hudson Corner Cafe
MacGregor Insurance Co.
Tapestry Restaurant
Eliot L. Spitzer for Atty. Gen. (1998 & 2002) and N.Y. Governor (2006)
All Med Rehabilitation Center
Cozy Nook Bar
Carolyn B. Maloney for Congress (1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008)
Kopy Kat Center
Village Den Restaurant
Michael R. Bloomberg for N.Y.C. Mayor (2001 & 2005 & 2009)
Village Copy & Computer Center
The Stonewall Club
Hakeem S. Jeffries for N.Y.S. Assembly (2000, 2002, 2006, 2008 & 2010)
DeBellis Insurance Co.
Trick or Treat Productions
Eddie L. Baca for N.Y.S. Assembly (2004)
Alvin W. Holmes Complete Computer Service
Edwin's Spanish Harlem Cafe
Tim I. Neiman for N.Y.S. Senate (2004)
The Duplex
Betsy Gotbaum for NYC Public Advcate (2005)
PRU Personnel Management
Margarita Lopez for Manhattan Boro President (2005)
Mercado's Cuisine
Melissa M. Viverito for New York City Council (2005 & 2009)
Bus Stop Cafe
Leslie Crocker Snyder for Manhattan District Attorney (2005 & 2009)
Philip Marie Restaurant
Rosie L. Mendez for New York City Council (2005 & 2009)
Arrow Pharmacy
Andrew M. Cuomo for N.Y.S. Attorney General (2006)
Vada Spa & Salon
Pete Gleason for N.Y. City Council {Manh., 1st Dist.} (2009)
Care Alternative * North America
Bill de Blasio for Public Advocate
Yetta Kurland for City Council {Manhattan/3rd Dist.} (2009)
Petite Cafe
Andrew Cuomo for NYS Governor (2002 + 2010)
Visiting Neighbors
Fiddlesticks Restaurant
Bob Turner For Congress
Bowen Pharmacy
Onegin Restaurant

Village Party Store

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=S.V.A. Factoid=  
"7 or more out of 10 campaigns who advertise with the S.V.A.... win!  And, 7 or more out of 10 who don't... lose!"
(One recent example is Harry J. Wilson for N.Y.S. Comptroller in 2010; nice guy but no SVA ad -- he narrowly lost!  And, in 2011, David Weprin's congressional campaign didn't need S.V.A. yet the underdog Bob Turner did; in an upset, Bob won! )

     

 30 April
2012

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==========Remembrance==========  
Decade Anniversary of the four cowardly criminal September 11th extremist Islamic terrorist attacks on New York City, Virginia and Pennsylvania!!!!

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R.I.P. * New York State Governor Hugh L. Carey  

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