Coming soon
Coming soon.
Christina first jumped into local politics as Deputy of Operations with Tarik Abdelazim for City of Binghamton Mayor. She has since become an active committee member on the Broome County Democratic Committee. She has managed, advised, and volunteered on multiple campaigns per election cycle – from legislative and village races to Anthony Brindisi for Congress. She currently serves as President of Broome County Young Democrats, Central Region Vice President for NYSYD, and Northeast Region Director with the Young Democrats of America Rural Caucus.
Professionally, Christina is the Program Coordinator at the Broome County Department of Planning. In this role, she focuses on housing and community services, specifically advocating for racial and economic equity. This work ranges from direct casework with local service providers to grant writing to coordinating across municipalities on specific projects. Christina also serves as a representative and primary liaison to a number of local boards and strategic initiatives, such as the Broome County Safe Housing Task Force, the Broome County Land Bank, and the Ross Park Zoo Board of Directors.
Christina holds a Master of Public Administration from Binghamton University. She enjoys traveling, Harry Potter, and Korean pop music.
Coming Soon
Coming soon.
Coming Soon
Coming Soon
Coming soon.
Robert Drumm is a member of the Herkimer County Young Democrats. He is an election expert and advocate for Democratic issues in rural communities.
Coming soon.
Hunter Rabinowitz is a 4th generation Brooklynite who previously served as the Southern Brooklyn Vice President for Brooklyn Young Democrats. He is excited to assist candidates and advance causes that will aid young people throughout Brooklyn.. As a student at St. John’s University, Hunter majored Government and Politics with a concentration in International Relations, winning the Dr. Gerald E. Fitzgerald Memorial Award in Political Science during his senior year. He participated in Get Out the Vote initiatives throughout Queens and helped organize for Students for Bernie on St. John’s campus in the lead up to the 2016 New York Democratic primary. As a leader on campus, Hunter helped found the United Nations Association at St. John University’s, an organization that seeks to educate and advocate students for the initiatives of the general UNA-USA organization. Hunter is enrolled in a dual degree program at NYU where he is pursuing an MPA degree, specializing in Advocacy and Political Action, and an MA in Judaic Studies. Hunter spent his summers involved in local races throughout Brooklyn, primarily focused on judicial races in 2016 and city council races in 2017. In March 2019, Hunter organized for Caroline Cohen’s Civil Court Race in the 6th Municipal District, becoming Deputy Field Director later that spring. The experience reinvigorated Hunter’s involvement in Brooklyn politics, and he has proudly served on the board for the Brooklyn Young Democrats since the summer of 2019. In his free time, Hunter enjoys watching old movies, visiting Museums in the City, and going to shows for local bands.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Coming soon
Coming soon.
Zak Constantine was raised in Orange County and is a proud graduate of Goshen Central High School, where he was the President of the State Championship winning Mock Trial Team, a member of the Varsity Cross Country Team, and the Student Representative to the Board of Education. Currently, he is finishing his studies in Public Policy and Management at SUNY Albany’s Rockefeller College of Public Affairs. Throughout his schooling, Zak has lived and worked full time in Orange County–focusing on community development and activism.
Zak is the President of the Young Democrats of Orange County and a Vice-Chair of the Orange County Democratic Committee. Previously Zak served as Community Outreach Coordinator to NYS Senator Jen Metzger, where he oversaw her office’s robust events and awards programs while specializing in connecting constituents, organizations, and community leaders with their representative in Albany. He served as her Deputy Campaign Manager for her 2020 re-election campaign, and he has also managed several county-wide and local campaigns throughout the Hudson Valley. Currently, Zak serves as a strategic advisor to candidates and organizations that seek to uplift and empower the working families of New York State. His true passion is helping his fellow young leaders find a passion for public service. Keeping with his commitment to our next generation of leaders, Zak served as a Project Manager for the Leadership Orange Class of 2021’s class project, where they developed the Larkin Family Young Professionals Program. He currently serves on their advisory committee.
In his free time, Zak is an avid hiker, runner, cyclist, and coffee enthusiast who frequently enjoys exploring new corners of the Hudson Valley and Catskill regions. You can follow his travels on Instagram @zakconstantine; or reach him by email at zmconstantine@gmail.com.
Michael is a web developer and lives in Mahopac, New York, with his family.
Michael is a first-generation American and Queens native residing in Rego Park. Born to an immigration attorney from Ecuador and CUNY Administrator from El Salvador, Michael has grown up experiencing the value of diversity in public service. As the humble son of immigrants with a passion for local issues, Michael believes that involving and empowering youth will go a long way in transforming government institutions into entities that are more reflective of the many rather than a few.
Michael has held numerous public service positions from the Queens Board of Elections to the New York City Council with the offices of Queens Council Member Karen Koslowitz and Bronx Council Member James Vacca. He is currently serving as the Director of Constituent Services in the office of Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi. Michael is also the Chair of Membership for the Queens Central Democratic Club.
Coming soon.
Dana Koenigsberg is a life-long Staten Islander, currently serving with the Young Democrats of Richmond County. Her interests focus on humanitarianism, social/racial justice, women’s issues, education, environmental conservation, and disability rights. Growing up in a special needs household has been a significant influence on Dana’s motivation to participate in the community and help others.
Dana received her childhood education from New York City public schools. At 15 years old, she participated as a student ambassador to Japan through the People-to-People Program, originally founded by President Eisenhower. This sparked an avid interest in travel as a means to form connections between people from different places and cultures.
Dana is currently a member of the United Federation of Teachers and speech-language provider/teacher of speech for the Department of Education.
In addition to her work/politics life, Dana is an eager volunteer, avid reader, dedicated runner, and musician/art enthusiast.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.