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Daily News AND Inquirer Endorse Andy!
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Andy’s PRIMARY NIGHT PARTY will be at Tracey Furniture Company - at 10th and Fairmount. We’re starting the party after the polls close at 8:00 pm. There is also parking available across the street at Nature Soy (NE corner of 10th & Fairmount). If you have questions, please call the campaign phone line (215) 279-8748.
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Andy in the News
Andy gets endorsed by BOTH the Inky and Daily News on May 8
10 days to go! New endorsements and profiles in the press
Watch Andy's campaign video by Eric Byler
Andy cited in Schuylkill River Park victory
Philly For Change endorses Andy
In a Crowded Field, Alum runs for City Council - Daily Pennsylvanian
Neighborhood Networks and Minority PAC endorse Andy
Andy Toy Weighs in on Goode Bill to Give More Money To Schools - Daily News
Planned Parenthood Southeaster Pennsylvania Advocates (PPSPA) Supports Andy
National Progressive Organization Endorses Andy Toy!
Nina Ahmad, local member of the national board of Asian Pacific Americans for Progress(APAP) announces APAP's unanimous endorsement of Andy Toy for Philadelphia City Council At-Large
Six City Council Challengers Give Their Pitch To Philadelphia
- Evening Bulletin
Street fight leads Council field - Inquirer
Committee Chairs
Harold Brooks
Campaign Chair
Judson Aaron
Campaign Treasurer
Jim Trachtenberg
Finance Co-Chair
Yat Sun Wen
Finance Co-Chair
Bob Yermish
Finance Co-Chair
Anthony Ingargiola
Campaign Director
The Committee to Elect Andy
Why I Endorse Andy
Gerrie Greene
Submitted by admin on Mon, 2007-04-30 20:49.
I want to add my voice to David's in endorsing Andy Toy. I worked at the Philadelphia Commerce Department in the 1990's. Andy Toy was there at the time, and I thought he was a shining light. He was one of the very few people there that I truly admired. He was extremely hard working, dedicated, and had great ideas. And, he is a really nice guy. He would be a breath of fresh air on the Philadelphia City Council.
- Gerrie Greene
- Gerrie Greene
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Submitted by admin on Wed, 2007-01-24 01:55.
Dear Friend,
There are numerous critical issues facing our City today, including crime and safety, vacant properties and poverty. It comes down to improving the quality of life for all. We deserve safe, clean and healthy environments for all, especially for our children. If we want to really fix these problems we cannot rely on short-term unsustainable fixes – we need to invest in our future. I believe with vision, will and a smart comprehensive and collaborative approach we can improve along all fronts.
I hope you will support my candidacy.
Sincerely,
Six Key Areas We Must Address
Ensuring Public Safety
Without a safe environment in which to live, nothing we do will move our city forward. People will not want to live, invest in businesses or even shop in the City, if they do not feel safe or comfortable.
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Economic Development
Philadelphians need more family sustaining jobs and Philadelphia needs to have a supportive business climate to achieve that goal. (read more)
Education
Without a good education our young people will continue towards the destructive behaviors of drug abuse and violence that are plaguing many. (read more)
Environment
We can do more to make Philadelphia a leader in environmental issues, making our city one of the greenest and cleanest. (read more)
Equity
Even if we bring new business investment and jobs to Philadelphia it does us no good if many are left behind in poverty or displaced through gentrification. (read more)
Ethics
For too long Philadelphians have had to settle for mediocrity and a pay to play culture. This hurts the City when new businesses perceive that there is a need to “know someone” in order to get a fair chance within Philadelphia and won’t invest or create jobs here.
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