Caribbean Equality Project Mobilizes Voters in Queens and the Bronx
Immigrant members of the Caribbean Equality Project are actively mobilizing Caribbean voters in New York City, focusing on areas in Queens and the Bronx through door-to-door canvassing and voter education efforts to increase participation in local elections.
New York, NY, October 28, 2026 —
Immigrant members of the Caribbean Equality Project are canvassing neighborhoods in Queens and the Bronx as part of an effort to encourage Caribbean voters in New York City to participate in local elections.
The work includes door-to-door outreach and voter education, according to the information provided. The effort is focused on increasing participation, but no figures were provided on how many people have been contacted or how many volunteers are involved.
The available information does not identify the specific neighborhoods where canvassing is taking place, the local elections being targeted, or when the outreach began. It also does not describe the educational materials or guidance being shared with voters. No statements from the organization or participating residents were provided.
The summary identifies the participants as immigrant members of the Caribbean Equality Project and the intended audience as Caribbean voters. It does not specify the countries or territories represented, nor does it describe the group’s size or organizational background. No details were provided about partnerships, funding, or other voter engagement activities.
The campaign’s stated focus is local-election participation in New York City, with Queens and the Bronx identified as its areas of concentration. Further information about its reach, schedule and measured outcomes was not available. The details provided do not indicate whether the effort is connected to a particular candidate, political party or election issue.
Story summarized from the original created by Ralph Thomassaint Joseph on documentedny.com, see more information here.
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