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Narcisse champions equity, community development in re-election campaign

By Nelson A. King Posted on October 25, 2023

As she seeks re-election on Nov. 7, Haitian-born City Council Member Mercedes Narcisse has been highlighting a “distinguished track record” deeply rooted in district equity, enhanced safety and strong community development.

Narcisse, who represents the 46^th Council District in Brooklyn, told Caribbean Life on Tuesday that her accomplishments reflect “an unwavering commitment to ensuring all residents have access to vital services and premier public amenities.

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Narcisse champions equity, community development in re-election campaign

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