DJT NY CLUB

10/23/2026

⚡ 6 DAYS TO GO! ELECTION DAY IS NEAR. THE TIME TO GET INFORMED IS NOW.
Election integrity is more than a headline. It involves safeguards, voting systems, verification, public accountability, and the confidence citizens place in election results.

On October 29, the Donald J. Trump Kings County Republican Club is hosting:
ELECTION INTEGRITY: A Discussion with Nonpartisan Election Experts
🎤 Featuring Lulu Friesdat, Co-Founder & Executive Director of SMART Elections.

This meeting offers New Yorkers an opportunity to explore critical questions about election security, transparency, audits, and public oversight.

You don't need to be an election expert to participate. Come curious, bring your questions, and hear an experienced perspective.
Six days remain. Don't keep putting off your registration.

📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 John Hughes Club
1305 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11228
🅿️ Free Parking

🎟️ REGISTER HERE:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/election-integrity-a-discussion-with-non-paritsan-election-experts-tickets-2003267173041

📞 718-541-5721
🌐 www.djtnyc.com

GET INFORMED. GET INVOLVED. JOIN THE DISCUSSION.

10/23/2026

Return of the MAGA. 3.58 Million NY Rebels Strike Back. We have the numbers now we need the Votes. Early voting starts. GOTV New York.

10/23/2026

New York City’s latest crime data presents a mixed picture. NYPD officials told the City Council that major crime citywide was down 6% through August, with murders and shootings also declining. At the same time, Council members highlighted specific Bronx precincts where felony assaults, murders and reported rapes had increased.

That distinction matters when evaluating police deployment. A citywide decline does not necessarily mean every neighborhood is experiencing the same trend, while an increase in one precinct does not establish that the department’s overall staffing strategy is failing. The Sept. 16 hearing focused on whether NYPD deployment is adequately responding to these localized differences.

For New Yorkers, the numbers warrant close attention:
Crime trends can vary substantially between precincts even when citywide indicators improve
Police deployment must account for areas where particular offenses are increasing
Residents and policymakers need reliable reporting to distinguish isolated spikes from sustained changes

The debate therefore goes beyond the raw number of officers on the payroll. It also involves where officers are assigned, how quickly resources can be shifted and whether crime data accurately reflects conditions in individual neighborhoods. Those factors will be important as NYC evaluates whether its current staffing model is sufficient for changing public-safety demands.

10/22/2026

🇺🇸 Government should be judged by what it delivers. Public money should come with clear oversight, measurable results and answers when something goes wrong.

🏙️ Use your vote to demand that standard. Support Republican candidates who put responsible spending and transparency on the agenda. November 3 is your opportunity to help choose who answers to you.

10/22/2026

🚨 WHO CHECKS THE SYSTEMS THAT COUNT OUR VOTES?

What safeguards protect the electoral process? How are results verified? And what can citizens do to better understand the election system?
These are questions worth asking before Election Day.

On October 29, join the Donald J. Trump Kings County Republican Club for:
ELECTION INTEGRITY: A DISCUSSION WITH NONPARTISAN ELECTION EXPERTS

We are welcoming Lulu Friesdat, Co-Founder & Executive Director of SMART Elections, for an informative discussion about election transparency, security, verification, public oversight, and voter confidence.

The purpose is simple: encourage informed participation and open discussion about the processes that support fair and trustworthy elections.

Whether you're a longtime voter, first-time voter, election observer, community advocate, or simply curious about election administration, this meeting offers an opportunity to learn and ask questions.

Don't rely on speculation when you can seek information.

📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 John Hughes Club
1305 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11228
🅿️ Free Parking

🎟️ REGISTER HERE:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/election-integrity-a-discussion-with-non-paritsan-election-experts-tickets-2003267173041

📞 Questions? 718-541-5721
🌐 www.djtnyc.com

EVERY VOTE. EVERY VOICE. EVERY ELECTION.

10/22/2026

🔥 7 DAYS TO GO! ONE WEEK UNTIL ELECTION INTEGRITY TAKES CENTER STAGE.
One week from today, we're bringing an important conversation about election transparency, security, accountability, and voter confidence to Brooklyn.

ELECTION INTEGRITY: A Discussion with Nonpartisan Election Experts
The Donald J. Trump Kings County Republican Club welcomes Lulu Friesdat, Co-Founder & Executive Director of SMART Elections, for a discussion exploring the systems and safeguards behind our elections.

Whether you've followed election integrity issues for years or are just beginning to explore the subject, this meeting offers an opportunity to hear an informed perspective and ask questions in person.

Election integrity affects everyone. Public understanding matters.
One week left. Put October 29 on your calendar and register today.

📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 John Hughes Club
1305 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11228
🅿️ Free Parking

🎟️ RESERVE YOUR PLACE:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/election-integrity-a-discussion-with-non-paritsan-election-experts-tickets-2003267173041

📞 Questions? 718-541-5721
🌐 www.djtnyc.com

ONE WEEK. ONE IMPORTANT CONVERSATION. BE IN THE ROOM.

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

Mayor Zohran Mamdani initially proposed adding 580 officers to the NYPD, including positions intended to support a new Bronx borough command and additional Police Academy training. The proposal was ultimately removed from the adopted FY2027 budget, leaving the department at its previously authorized headcount of roughly 35,000 uniformed positions.

At a Sept. 16 City Council oversight hearing, lawmakers questioned NYPD officials about crime in parts of the Bronx and whether existing staffing levels provide enough capacity in areas experiencing specific increases. The administration has said it can meet its public-safety objectives while maintaining the authorized headcount, while Council members have raised concerns about localized staffing needs.

The available evidence does not establish that the abandoned positions caused Bronx crime increases, but the Council’s scrutiny shows why staffing levels remain a significant issue as the city evaluates its public-safety strategy.

10/21/2026

🇺🇸 Behind every small business are people taking risks, working long hours and creating opportunities for others. They deserve government that understands the cost of doing business.

🗽 Support Republican candidates committed to encouraging investment, reducing unnecessary burdens and helping businesses grow. Vote for an economy where hard work has room to succeed. Vote Republican in every race.