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Brooklyn, NY
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Ann Cheng retweeted
Mayor Mamdani is proving that the word “efficiency” no longer has to be shorthand for right-wing austerity politics or corporate raiding.
A government serious about delivering for working people has to be serious about how it delivers.
New: NYC voters gave a confident “yes” to all five of the ballot measures put forward by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first charter commission, with election night results favoring proposals intended to streamline government processes.
cityandstateny.com/politics/…
Ann Cheng retweeted
Mayor Mamdani's government efficiency ballot initiatives overwhelming won last night. Time for faster and better government!
Prop 1:
YES: 63.4%
NO: 36.6%
Prop 2:
YES: 61.8%
NO: 38.2%
Prop 3:
YES: 65.7%
NO: 34.3%
Prop 4:
YES: 67.7%
NO: 32.3%
Prop 5:
YES: 72.5%
NO: 27.5%
Ann Cheng retweeted
New York! Today is the last day to vote on faster government.
Find your poll site at vote.nyc
Ann Cheng retweeted
Tomorrow is the day! Head to the polls and flip your ballot to vote on questions 1-5.
Find your polling place at vote.nyc
Ann Cheng retweeted
.@vitusspehar summing up the COGE process: “They did a listening session. And then they took the findings from the listening session and they made them ballot initiatives so that all of the power remains with the people.”
Ann Cheng retweeted
New FAQ NYC, with COGE Commissioner Emma Wolfe and Executive Director @amcheng2016 talking about the ballot proposals on the back of your ballot and much more thecityreporter.nyc/2026/10/…
Ann Cheng retweeted
Start spreading the news- early voting starts TODAY! Find your poll site at vote.nyc
And don’t forget to flip your ballot to vote on 5 questions about making government run faster.
Ann Cheng retweeted
The proposal would eliminate arduous reviews that DOT must perform with sub-units within outside agencies, and close loopholes for lawsuits if the agency misses minor paperwork. buff.ly/mmZ3mmh
Thank you to @NY1 's Bobby Cuza for giving me the chance to remind voters: On Nov 3, there will be five ballot props on the back of your ballot. Flip your ballot to vote on faster government! Visit nyc.gov/fast to learn more.
ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/ins…
After listening to @TweetBenMax for years, it was a real treat to participate from the other side. Thank you to @patrickgaspard and Ben for a great conversation.
Early voting starts Saturday!
NEW episode:
The 5 Questions on Your New York City Ballot, with @PatrickGaspard & @AMCheng2016
Listen at Max Politics wherever you get podcasts /1
Ann Cheng retweeted
New York City! You have 10 days left to register to vote! Go to vote.nyc to register, find your polling site or see a sample ballot.
And don’t forget: turn your ballot over to vote on faster government!
Ann Cheng retweeted
Join us @NYLawSchool on 10/20 for a briefing about the 5 yes-or-no questions on the New York City ballot this fall — government efficiency proposals from the 2026 Charter Revision Commission.
RSVP: nyls.wufoo.com/forms/the-cha…
Ann Cheng retweeted
This November, you’ll see five questions on your ballot about making government work faster for New Yorkers.
Make sure you’re registered to vote by Oct. 24 and learn what’s on the ballot at nyc.gov/fast.
great to talk to @PIX11News 's @DanMannarino about the five ballot props that will be on the ballot November 3. nyc.gov/fast to learn more! pix11.com/news/politics/pixo…
Ann Cheng retweeted
Spoke with COGE Executive Director Ann Cheng about the city’s $1.6M voter-education push, the “Vote on Faster Government” branding, and where COGE says the line is between explaining the ballot questions and advocating for them.
New Yorkers will soon start seeing ads promising “faster government” across the city as Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s charter commission launches a $1.6 million campaign Tuesday around five proposed City Charter changes headed to voters this November. amny.com/news/nyc-coge-ballo…
Happy national voter registration day! NYC.gov/fast to learn more
How fast does government run? That’s up to you.
This November, there will be 5 questions on your ballot aimed at making government work more efficiently for New Yorkers. Make sure your voice is heard.
Register to vote by October 24th. Learn more about the ballot props by heading to nyc.gov/fast.
Looking forward to this!
Join us for our upcoming ABNY Talks with COGE Chairman @patrickgaspard and Executive Director @amcheng2016 to discuss the five ballot measures proposed by the Commissioner on Government Efficiency that will appear on the November ballot!
ABNY Members - RSVP via link in inbox 📬
Ann Cheng retweeted
As a former NYCDOT borough commissioner, I am very excited about COGE’s proposals to streamline the approval process for street safety projects. Cutting unnecessary delays will help advance the Mamdani Administration’s vision of safer, more livable streets nyc.gov/mayors-office/news/2…
Great to speak with @ny1 twice in one week about the ballot proposals COGE just announced! After listening to New Yorkers all over the city, COGE is putting forth five proposals aimed at bringing City government into the 21st century.
ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/ins…
Ann Cheng retweeted
For more than a century, New York City’s development process has been slowed by outdated permitting and approval systems. It’s time to modernize.
Read our President & CEO @CarloScissura’s full statement on the release of the Commission on Government Efficiency’s preliminary report here: buildingcongress.com/news-it…