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Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-N.Y.)

  • District: 11th District, Part of Brooklyn -- Flatbush, Crown Heights, Brownsville, Park Slope
  • Residence: Brooklyn
  • Born: November 21, 1964; Brooklyn, N.Y.
  • Religion: Christian
  • Family: Single
  • Education: Oberlin College, attended 1982-86 (Black studies)
  • Military Service: None
  • Political Highlights: New York City Council, 2002-07; sought Democratic nomination for U.S. House, 2004; U.S. House, 2007-present
  • Elected: Elected: 2006 (3rd term)
  • Committee Assignments: Homeland Security (Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection & Security Technologies - Ranking Member; Oversight, Investigations & Management); Small Business (Contracting & Workforce; Economic Growth, Tax & Capital Access)
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State Information: 11th District, Part of Brooklyn -- Flatbush, Crown Heights, Brownsville, Park Slope

Election History
Year Election Candidate Votes Percent
2010 general Yvette Clarke (D) 104,297 90.5%
Hugh Carr (R) 10,858 9.4%
2008 general Yvette Clarke (D, WFM) 168,562 92.8%
Hugh Carr (R) 11,644 6.4%
Cartrell Gore (C) 1,517 0.8%
2006 general Yvette Clarke (D, WFM) 88,334 90%
Stephen Finger (R, LIBERT) 7,447 7.6%
Mariana Blume (C) 1,325 1.4%
Ollie McClean (FDM) 996 1%
2004 general Major Owens (D, WFM) 144,999 94%
Lorraine Stevens (INDC) 4,721 3.1%
Sol Lieberman (C) 4,478 2.9%
2002 general Major Owens (D, WFM) 76,917 86.6%
Susan Cleary (R, INDC) 11,149 12.6%
Alice Gaffney (C) 798 0.9%
Vote For President
Year Democrat Republican Independent
2008 Barack Obama: 90% John McCain: 9%
2004 John Kerry: 86% George W. Bush: 13%
2000 Al Gore: 87% George W. Bush: 9%

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