After an intensive grassroots effort, NYS Assembly candidate Ahron Gluck has officially secured a place on the ballot for the upcoming June 23 Democratic primary. The campaign successfully collected over double the amount of signatures needed, demonstrating strong early support from the entire Crown Heights community.

Despite a vigorous challenge filed against Gluck’s petition signatures by associates of progressive Assemblyman Brian Cunningham, the NY Board of Elections reviewed the claims and ultimately dismissed them, confirming the validity of Gluck’s campaign submission. With that decision, Ahron Gluck’s candidacy for the New York State Assembly is now officially recognized, clearing a major hurdle in the election process.

While this milestone marks significant progress, Crown Heights Askonim emphasize that the work is far from over. Efforts are now focused on expanding voter participation in the Shchunah, where many eligible voters, specifically Lubavitcher working singles and Bocherim/Girls, are not yet registered (as a Democrat).

With the primary election approaching, CH leadership is shifting its attention toward registration drives and community outreach, aiming to ensure that every Lubavitcher, that will be eighteen years or older by June 23, has the opportunity to take part in the democratic process and help elect one of our own.

For the first time in the history of Crown Heights this is a winnable race for a high political position, together BEZ”H we can help elect a fellow Yid and finally have a voice over what happens in Albany and in Crown Heights. It takes two minutes to register to vote, do it for yourself and for your family so you won’t have to suffer from the Homeless Shelters. You can only vote if you are registered as a Democrat.

For Crown Heights and East Flatbush residents to participate in this years Democratic primary election and vote for a member of anash, Ahron Gluck, so he can try to stop the homeless shelter, you must be registered to vote as a Democrat: https://e-register.vote.nyc/