Thomas Lopez-Pierre running to replace Robert Jackson in District 7

Thomas Lopez-Pierre is running in District 7. His racially and sexually controversial statements have attracted attention. 

His website is here. 

Articles on Lopez-Pierre:

• "Controversial Harlem activist launches City Council bid" in the Columbia Spectator
• "A Council candidate's racist email, and a response" in Capital New York
• "Robert Jackson totally rejects endorsement from controversial uptown activist" on Politicker

His campaign's contact info: Thomas Lopez-Pierre for City Council 2013: (646) 363-9047, 927 Columbus Avenue, 5S, New York, NY 10025

John Lisyanskiy running for Coney Island's District 47

John Lisyanskiy,  Legislative Clerk in the City Council division of the City Council agency, is looking to replace Domenic Recchia in District 47. 

His website is here.

His campaign's contact info: Friends of John Lisyanskiy: (718) 996-4609, 115 Bay 20^th Street, 2-D

Brooklyn, NY 11214.

Mark Levine running in District 7

Mark D. Levine is looking to take term-limited Councilman Robert Jackson's seat in District 7. 

His website is here. 

Articles on Levine:

• Politicker article about Levine filing his candidacy. 
• Daily News blog post about Levine getting UFT backing. 
• Columbia Spectator article about Levine's campaign funding. 
• New York Post article criticizing Levine for trying to "cash in on his father's death". 
• Capital New York article on Levine about an email he received from Lopez-Pierre describing him as a "white/Jewish candidate".

His campaign contact info: Levine 2013: (646) 382-8992, 900 West 190^th Street, 4K, New York, NY 10040

Incumbent Stephen Levin running to keep District 33

Stephen T. Levin was elected as council member in District 33 in 2009. Prior to that he served as Chief of Staff to Assembly member Vito Lopez.

His council member page is here. 

His campaign's contact info: Levin 2013: (908) 380-7626, 576 Morgan Avenue, 3L, Brooklyn, NY 11222

Manuel Lantigua running in District 7

Manuel O. Lantigua is running in District 7. He previously ran in 2009. No current information on him could be found. 

His campaign's contact info: Lantigua 2013: (914) 384-5062, 230 West 103^rd Street, 6G

New York, NY 10025

Marc Landis running in the 6th district

Marc A. Landis is running in Upper West Side District 6.

His website is here.  

His campaign contact info: Landis for New York: (212) 362-9298, 160 West 95^th Street, 2C

New York, NY 10025

Incumbent Brad Lander running in District 39

Brad S. Lander hopes to keep his seat in Brooklyn's District 39. 

His current council member page is here. His personal page is here. 

His campaign contact info: Brad Lander 2013: (917) 822-4584, 256 13^th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Karen Koslowitz hopes to keep her seat in District 29

Karen Koslowitz was elected to District 29 in 2009. Prior to this Koslowitz served as Deputy Borough President under Queens Borough President Helen Marshall.

Her current council member page is here. 

Her campaign contact info: Re-elect Koslowitz 2013: (718) 268-3626, 6940 108^th Street, % R. Croce 3A

Forrest Hills, NY 11375

Peter Koo running to keep his seat in District 20

Peter A. Koo (20): was elected to City Council in November 2009. He is also President of the Peter Koo Community Charitable Organization, whose recent philanthropy includes a $100,000 donation to LaGuardia Community College, and 20 wheelchairs to Elmhurst Hospital.

His current council member page is here.

His campaign contact info: Friends for Peter Koo: (718) 961-2931, 133-24A 41^st Avenue, Flushing, NY 11355

Micah Kellner running in District 5

Micah Z. Kellner is currently an Assembly Member and running for City Council in District 5. Prior to his election to the assembly Kellner served on the staffs of Senator Charles Schumer, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney and former New York City Comptroller William C. Thompson, Jr.

His website is here. 

His campaign's contact info: Kellner 2013, 135 61^st Street, 4C, New York, NY 10065

Cheryl "Shelley" Keeling running in District 11

Cheryl Keeling is a lawyer, track coach and businesswoman running for City Council in District 11.  

Her website is here. An interesting article about her in the Riverdale Press. 

Her campaign's contact info: Keeling Campaign 2013, 3614 Johnson Avenue

David B. Kayode running in Queens District 28

David B. Kayode is currently a legislative aide in District 28, and a reverend at a Baptist church in Brooklyn. He is originally from Nigeria.

You can see a youtube commercial for his campaign here, and his website here. 

His campaign's contact info: David Kayode 2013, 106-23 153^rd Street, 1, Jamaica, NY 11433

Benjamin Kallos running in District 5

Benjamin J. Kallos is running in District 5. He has been endorsed by former PA, Mark Green, New Roosevelt Founder, Bill Samuels, and Organizing for America National Military and Veterans Affairs' New York State Director, Rob Diamond.

His website is here.

His campaign contact info: Friends of Benjamin Kallos: (212) 600-4960, 534 East 88^th Street, 5A, New York, NY 10128