Name: Brandon Pao

Neighborhood: Midwood

Occupation: Building Consultant

​Age: ​30

​Occupation​: Office manager in a doctor’s office

​Residence: ​Bay Ridge

​Who will she be voting for president​? ​Obama

Marital Status: Single, no children

Neighborhood: Midwood

How Long He’s Lived in Brooklyn: Since 2002

Party Affiliation: Republican

Neighborhood: Flatbush

Occupation: Director of the Aquatics Program at the Boro Park Y Senior Center

Marital Status: Married with 4 children and 15 grandchildren

Occupation: Retired

Who is he going to vote for in the presidential elections? President Obama

Most Important Issue: Fracking

Age: 54 Occupation: Financial services professional Party affiliation: Independent Neighborhood: Bay Ridge How long have you lived here? 22 years Who are you going to vote? Obama. Why? Obama took the economy when it was really destroyed. I believe he should be given a chance. Four years is not enough to fix a problem. One of  Read more »

Age: 21 Occupation: Student at Brooklyn College, studying to become an English teacher Marital status: Single Neighborhood: Bay Ridge How long he’s lived in Brooklyn: Ten or eleven years. Before that, he lived in Bensonhurst. Party affiliation: Unaffiliated Voting history: None Most important issue: Student loans and taxes. I’m taking out loans to pay for school. [Romney] wants to increase interest on student  Read more »

Occupation: Teacher for Hebrew Studies at Tuoro College, Brooklyn

Neighborhood: Midwood

Who is he going to vote for in the presidential elections: Isn’t this supposed to be confidential?

Age: 33

Occupation: Substitute Teacher

Residence: Ridge Boulevard

Registered Party: Unaffiliated

Who will she vote for in this presidential election? Leaning towards President Barack Obama

Age: 65 Occupation: Community Activist at “Families First” Neighborhood: Borough Park Marital Status: Married with two children Party Affiliation: Democrat Obama or Romney? Obama Most important issues in the upcoming elections: Community involvement in the election. “It is wonderful when Brooklyn residents reach out to their community. It just shows how many people there are in the  Read more »