Pledge to Write-In Hind Rajab for Congress This November!
This November, New Yorkers can use our ballots to honor Hind Rajab, resist U.S. complicity in genocide, and push the Democratic party to listen to voters who don't want our taxdollars funding war crimes.
In 2024, nearly 5,000 write-in votes for Hind Rajab for Congress were counted across New York City. This year, we’re bringing the campaign back and expanding it to six congressional districts across NYC.
Queens
NY-05 — Write in Hind instead of Gregory Meeks
NY-06 — Write in Hind instead of Grace Meng
Brooklyn
NY-08 — Write in Hind instead of Hakeem Jeffries
NY-09 — Write in Hind instead of Yvette Clarke
Manhattan
NY-12 — Write in Hind instead of Micah Lasher
Bronx/Westchester
NY-16 — Write in Hind instead of George Latimer
NY-15 — Ritchie Torres is an AIPAC democrat but voters have another choice. Vote for anti-genocide third-party candidate Andre Easton, who is running a serious campaign to challenge Torres.
Who was Hind?
Hind Rajab was a six-year-old Palestinian girl killed by the Israeli military in Gaza in January 2024. Her name has become a symbol of the thousands of Palestinian children killed in Gaza and the justice they have been denied.
Why write in Hind?
Our votes are not owed to politicians who take AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby money, refuse to recognize the genocide in Gaza, or support continued U.S. military aid to Israel.
If you live in one of our six write-in districts, pledge to write-in Hind Rajab for Congress in the November 3rd general election. Vote during early voting, October 24–November 1, or on Election Day!
How do I write her in?
Find the race for Congress on your ballot. Fill in the bubble next to “write-in” and neatly print HIND RAJAB in the write-in space.
Will my vote be counted?
About two weeks after the election, when the NYC Board of Elections releases detailed results, The New York Dumps AIPAC team will compile the write-in totals across NYC and share the results.
Take the pledge. Write her name. Protest at the polls.
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