“New York is an ugly city, a dirty city. Its climate is a scandal, its politics are used to frighten children, its traffic is madness, its competition is murderous. But there is one thing about it - once you have lived in New York and it has become your home, no place else is good enough.”
- John Steinbeck, America and Americans and Selected Nonfiction

Monday, February 10th at 3PM via Zoom,
GAP, in partnership with the Broadway Association,
hosted an exclusive poll briefing about the Mayoral race,
presented by GAP Member, Bradley Honan, CEO & President of the Honan Strategy Group

Bradley’s presentation of the Democratic Mayoral Primary Barometer Survey covered:
What issues are top of the mind for NYC voters and what is the current mood?
How are the current and potential Mayor candidates perceived by voters?
Who leads the ballot overall and in the City’s system of Ranked-choice voting?
How are the candidates positioned on the key issues facing the city?
How will President Donald Trump impact the race for Mayor?

To those who attended, thank you!
The 90 minute Zoom presentation was provocative and educational.
Many thanks to Bradley Honan..

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As members of GAP, we should always speak about the positive aspects of our profession. Lobbyists represent mayors, nurses, policemen, subway conductors, hospitals, cultural institutions, parent groups, subway commuters, Wall Street brokers, mentally infirmed people, students, teachers, principals, government agencies and people of many other descriptions. As highlighted in a past Newsweek column by Robert J. Samuelson, lobbyists perform a legitimate function, assisting people to petition government as is their constitutional right. I wish this were a laughing matter (click here for recent comics) but it is not. Remember: everyone is special. Every interest is a special interest.

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