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OK i looked at your HN post, your splash page, and your home page, and I still don't know WHERE you're running for congress. Perhaps you could lay out the basi
by gregcohn 13y ago
OK i looked at your HN post, your splash page, and your home page, and I still don't know WHERE you're running for congress. Perhaps you could lay out the basic vitals and your qualifications or platform here?
- joshmlewis 13y agoIt's on his site, albeit a little hard to see. South Jersey seems to be the place.
- jasonlotito 13y agoNot just on the logo, but on the Home Page: He’s running for Congress as a Democrat in New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District.
- davecolenj 13y agoNew Jersey! The second district. It's most of South Jersey, from the Philly outer suburbs to Atlantic City, Long Beach Island, and Cape May -- and everything in between. Here's my bio, albeit in campaign-speak: http://coleforcongress.com/about/ http://coleforcongress.com/about/ The basics: - Worked on '08 Obama campaign as a data analyst and field organizer - I moved WhiteHouse.gov to an open source CMS and released code back to the public - Worked with other govt agencies to do the same - Helped design and set up the first versions of the We the People petition platform - Worked on the "the good part" of healthcare.gov - Early member at Mapbox, helped develop platform and work with clients - Running as a Democrat supporting infrastructure investments for improving schools and wiring rural and non-competitive areas for high-speed (fiber) internet access - Strongly support network neutrality, protecting free and open internet, taking on patent trolls, ending NSA domestic surveillance and supporting outside expert oversight, to name a few Even though this is NJ, it's the US Congress -- votes affect us all.