Buffalo, NY - Emin Eddie Egriu, a candidate for the Ellicott District Council, is taking a stand against the proposed pay raise for members of the Buffalo Common Council. Egriu's firm opposition and commitment to donating the additional salary if elected showcase his dedication to the community's needs. As the Buffalo Common Council prepares to vote on the raise, Egriu's leadership and call for unity among candidates emphasize his commitment to positive change in the Ellicott District.

Community leaders in Buffalo, NY have issued a call to action to transform the neglected East side of the city into a thriving district, with a focus on the Jefferson Ave. corridor. The initiative aims to provide a better future for the children of Buffalo by resurrecting Homestead Park, investing in businesses, eradicating crime, and elevating the quality of life for all. With a sense of urgency, the leaders believe it is time to empower the community and pave the path to progress in Buffalo.

Emin Eddie Egriu announces his candidacy for the Ellicott District Council in Buffalo. He aims to remove leaded underground water pipes, promote affordable housing, fight the opioid pandemic, improve quality of life, fight crime and illegal drugs, and create better and easier ways of getting permits for home owners and contractors. He also plans to fully fund the police and fire departments, and ensure that the Public Works department has enough equipment for efficient snow removal. Egriu is committed to bringing real change to the district and promoting equity, justice, and opportunity for all.

Local businessman and former Democratic congressional candidate, Emin Eddie Egriu, announces his candidacy for Council in the Ellicott District of Buffalo. Egriu aims to promote policies that promote equity, justice, and opportunity for all, and revitalize the heart of his community by bringing back local businesses and promoting growth and prosperity.

"Advocate for a fair election takes legal action against fraudulent activity in ballot placement, but expresses no desire to punish the community and wants to move forward for the sake of democracy."