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But that's the price I pay for leaving my friend outside overnight in Brooklyn's Clinton Hill.
Personally, I would like to take this opportunity to express my dismay at the lack of attention to politics in my particular neighborhood... and NYC in general. Perhaps it's because I came form a town as politically charaged as Madison. People had a lot less to distract themselves with, and more time to focus on voting.
I have yet to be approached by somebody urging me to register to vote for the Mayoral election. That being said. Is there a good place to do so? I've been living in NYC for 2 months now. I finally have my world together enough to focus on putting down my name and address on a registration card.