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Government Hopefuls File PetitionsContinued from Page 1file cabinets. Oddly, the candidates themselves rarely file their own petitions.The Board of E lections staff then clocks allthe petitions in, assuring the candidates and those who will later review the signatures for inconsistencies that the names were filed before the deadline. Stemlieb then records the petitions and volume numbers as well as the number of signatures by hand in a large, black folder.Stemlieb says the Conservative Party was the first group to have their petitions filed. At about 5pm on the final filing day, the Kings County Democratic Party carried 35 volumes of signatures into the office. Because many of the candidates wait until the final hours, Stemlieb works around the clock to make sure the numbers and names are in place so that petitions can be reviewed as soon as possible.By Friday, July 11, election lawyers were scanning the names to see if any improper signatures were included. In New York City, an increasingly popular way of winning an election is to have opposition candidates removed from the ballot because of improper petition signatures or cover sheets. The signatures must include a complete name with a middle initial, the individual%u2019s complete address and the name must not appear on any other candidates%u2019 petitions.General objections to the petitions had registered with the Board by midnight, July 14. Other days are set aside for specific objections, and reasons for the objections. Objections are then sent to the borough offices for a follow-up investigation of the irregularities.In order to be place on the Democratic ballot in September, candidates for the Assembly and the District leader/State Committee need 500 valid signatures; for the State Senate, 1000; and for U.S. Representative 1,250. Most of the candidates file three to four times the necessary amount with Stephen Solarz from the 13th Congressional District filing the most, 20,153.The following is a list of DowntownBrooklyn area candidates who filed petitions with the NYC Board of Elections byJuly 10 at midnight. Incumbents are listedfirst and are followed by the challengers. (Ddenotes Democrat; R - Republican; C %u2022 Conservative; L- Liberal). The asterisk marksthose candidates whose petitions havebeen objected to:10th Congressional District: D - CharlesSchumer, 9 Prospect Park West, 15volumes, 20,049 signatures; R - SheldonFosburg, 1515 E. 35th, 4 volumes, 1,198signatures.11th Congressional District: D- Ed Towns,286 Highland Blvd., 9 volumes, 18,904signatures; R - Nathaniel Hendricks, 325State St., 4 volumes, 634 signatures; L-Alfred Hamel, 106 Kent, 1 volume, 37signatures.12th Congressional District: *D - MajorOwens, 978 Clarkson Ave., 7 volumes,10,270 signatures; D- Roy Innis, 302 EasternParkway, 1 volume, 3,582 signatures; R-Owen Augustin, 298 Schenectady Ave., 3volumes, 587 signatures; R - Joseph Caesar,748 Shepherd Ave., 1 volume, 54 signatures.13th Congressional District: D - StephenSolarz, 241 Dover St., 12 volumes, 20,153signatures; R - William Di Maria, 7903 15thAve., 5 volumes, 1,742, declined and nosubstitute has been found; C - SamuelRoth, 2087 E. 8th, 1 volume, 102 signatures.14th Congressional District: R - GuyMolinari, 3465 Amboy Rd., Staten Island, 5volumes filed in Brooklyn, 2,302 signatures;D- Barbara Walla, 136 Vanderbilt Ave.,Staten Island, 1 volume filed in Brooklyn,8,720 signatures.20th Senate District: D - Thomas Bartosiewicz, 23 Dover St., 2 volumes, 5,909signatures; D - Luis Olmedo, 29 Moore, 3volumes, 6,924 signatures; R - EileenPrashad, 215 St. Nicholas Ave., 2 volumes,430 signatures.21st Senate District: *D - MartinMarkowitz, 400 Rugby, 3 volumes, 5,574signatures; *D - Maurice Gumbs, 591 CrownSt., 1 volume, 3,063 signatures; D - Guillermo Philpotts, 1063 Prospect Place, 2volumes, 1,403 signatures; R %u2022 DonellaJackson, 98 Portchen Ave., 4 volumes, 1,077signatures.22nd Senate District: D - VelmanetteMontgomery, 195 Willoughby Ave., 15volumes, 7,571 signatures%u2019 *D - Anna Jefferson, 429 Washington, 3 volumes, 3,728signatures; R - Madgie Ford, 46 MaconStreet, 2 volumes, 204 signatures; C -Joseph Leopoldi, 393 7th St., 1 volume, 21signatures.23 Senate District: R %u2022 Christopher Mega,1022 80th St., 6 volumes, 2,351 signatures;D - Joe Montalto, 558 47th Street, 8volumes, 6,402 signatures.25th Senate District: D - Martin Connor,61 Pierrepont St., 13 volumes, 12,765signatures; R - Patrick Kearney, 37 ClintonSt., Staten Island, 3 volumes filed inBrooklyn, 264 signatures.44th Assembly District: D - Mel Miller,300 Rugby, 1 volume, 3,421 signatures.Committee/District Leaders: D - Jacob Gold,776 Argyle Rd. and Joni Yoswein, 40 Prospect Park West, 1 volume, 3,421signatures; D - Stephen Millus, 220 RugbyRd., 1 volume, 558 signatures.50th Assembly District:Assemblymember: *D - Joseph Lentol, 152Russell, 2 volumes, 3,769 signatures; C -Linda Kupidlowski, 106 H Kent St., 1volume, 20 signatures; R - RudolphKenosky, 671 Manhattan, 1 volume, 32signatures; R - Rita Layden, 136 NobleStreet, 1 volume, 229 signatures; StateCommittee/District Leaders: D - StevenCohn, 171 Heyward and Linda Minucci, 2volumes, 3,769 signatures; D %u2022 Sixta Ponce,133 Concord, 2 volumes, 980 signatures.51st Assembly District:Assemblymember: D - James Brennan, 46615th St., 6 volumes, 2,571 signatures; R -Sigmund Ruzycki, 246 13th St., 1 volume,392 signatures, Ryzycki is a substitute candidate for Olga Gomez; C - Mabel Marien,396 6th St., 1 volume, 82 signatures. StateCommittee/District Leaders: D - RichardGuay, 348 16th St. and Louise Finney, 5186th Ave., 4 volumes, 2526 signatures; D -Ismael Moices, Jr., 640 48th St. and JoanneMejias-Rodriguez, 749 45th St., 1 vol., 1066signatures; C - James Gay, 436 15th St. andMabel Marion, 246 13th St., 1 volume, 82signatures.52nd Assembly District:Assemblymember: D %u2022 Eileen Dugan, 206Carroll St., 8 volumes, 3,566 signatures; D- Anthony Lobelia, 76 70th St., 1 volume,1.421 signatures; R - Diane Picucci, 9303Shore Rd., 2 volumes, 520 signatures; StateCommittee/District Leaders: D - JoanMillman, 101 Clark St., 8 volumes, 3566signatures; D - John McElhinney, 6802Ridge Blvd., 8 volumes, 3,566 signatures; D- Jeffrey Golkin, 8801 Shore Rd., 1 volume,1.421 signatures.53rd Assembly District:Assemblymember: D - Vito Lopez, 140 St.Nicholas Ave., 3 volumes, 8,109 signatures;D - Margarita Olmedo, 29 Moore St., 1volume, 4,891 signatures; R - ArmandoDeMarino, 264 Wyckoff St., 1 volume, 121signatures. State Committee/DistrictLeaders: D - Victor Robles, 31 Leonard St.and Mildred West, 67 Manhattan Ave., 3volumes, 8,109 signatures; D - Louis Hernandez, 15 Bushwick Ave. and LouisaRivera, 637 Bushwick Ave., 1 volume, 4,891signatures.56th Assembly District:Assemblymember: *D - Albert Vann, 362McDonough St., 5 volumes, 2,488signatures; *D - Robert Hunter, 575Herkimer, St., 1 volume, 2,683 signatures; R- Adrienne Bramwell, 308 Jefferson Ave., 1volume, 64 signatures. State Committee/District Leaders: %u2018 D Albert Vann, 362McDonough St., and Annette Robinson, 178Bainbridge, 5 volumes, 2,488 signatures; *D- Richard Taylor, 214 Van Buren St. andSylvia Fuel, 280 Stuyvesant Ave., 1 volume,2,683 signatures.57th Assembly District:Assemblymember: *D - Roger Green, 105St. James Place, 5 volumes, 2,792signatures; D - Stanley Frere, 333 LafayetteAve., 2 volumes, 781 signatures; R - JosephVoyticky, 41 Eastern Parkway, 1 volume,140 signatures; State Committee/DistrictLeaders: D - Ed Hightower, 134 Maple St.and Jeanette Nottag8, 230 Dean St., 5volumes, 2,792 signatures.Coutourier Dressmaking by ' J a l u i i - r JS u its %u2022 d re s s e s %u2022 fo rm a lw e a r. y o u r d e s ig n o r o u rsC hoose from pattern or photo w e wiil d esign from m uslin tofinish. Also q uality alterations.409 Atlantic Avenue (betw. Nevins & Bond Sts.)(718) 624-5899 Open' Mon -Sat. 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