"Update on the Alex Bores campaign" by Eric Neyman

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Eric Neyman provides an update on the cost-effectiveness of donating to Alex Bores's congressional campaign.

In October, I wrote a post arguing that donating to Alex Bores's campaign for Congress was among the most cost-effective opportunities that I'd ever encountered. (A bit of context: Bores is a state legislator in New York who championed the RAISE Act, which was signed into law last December.[1] He's now running for Congress in New York's 12th Congressional district, which runs from about 17th Street to 100th Street in Manhattan. If elected to Congress, I think he'd be a strong champion for ...

People in this episode

Host: Eric Neyman

Topics covered

• politics
• campaigns
• cost-effectiveness
• legislation
• New York

Keywords

• Alex Bores
• Congress
• campaign
• donation
• RAISE Act
• New York
• politics

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: RAISE Act

Places: New York, New York's 12th Congressional district, Manhattan

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