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Mercedes Narcisse, candidate for New York's 19th Senatorial District, which includes Canarsie, East New York, Brownsville, Mill Basin, Sheepshead Bay, Bergen Beach, Marine Park, Flatlands, Mill Island, Georgetown, Ocean Hill and Starrett City.

Meet Mercedes Narcisse Candidate for NY State Senate 19th District

Ms. Narcisse aims to take a holistic approach to solving problems with housing, education, re-entry, health and more

In this interview, What's The 411 host, Kizzy Cox; and Kings County Politics publisher, Stephen Witt, interviewed registered nurse and businesswoman, Mercedes Narcisse, who is a candidate to represent New York state's 19th Senatorial District, which includes: Canarsie, East New York, Brownsville, Mill Basin, Sheepshead Bay, Bergen Beach, Marine Park, Flatlands, Mill Island, Georgetown, Ocean Hill, and Starrett City. There are approximately 318,019 constituents residing in the district.

Ms. Narcisse's primary campaign issues are focused on affordable housing, health, education, and revamping re-entry programs so that people who are returning to their communities can be better prepared to take care of themselves and their families, while making positive contributions to society.

Stephen Witt, CEO and Founder, Kings Politics; interviewing Eva Moskowitz, CEO and Founder, Success Academy

Stephen Witt Creates Political Digital Magazine for Brooklyn

Journalist and Author, Stephen Witt, creates Kings County Politics, a digital magazine about Brooklyn politics

Before he was the creator and owner of the digital magazine, Kings County Politics, Stephen Witt was a journalist for many different media outlets including Our Time Press. He is also the author of two novels, American Moses, and The Street Singer: A Tale of Sex, Money and Power in a Changing Brooklyn.

Stephen Witt delves into the impetus for creating the digital magazine, Kings County Politics; and his two novels.

 

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