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City Council District 20
Incumbent: John C. Liu (D), not running
Liu is the Democratic nominee for Comptroller.
Challengers: Peter Koo (R), Yen Chou (D), Evergreen Chou (G).
Communities: Flushing, Queensboro Hill, Mitchell Gardens, Kissena Park, Harding Heights, Auburndale; part of Whitestone.
Flushing electeds slam MTA over plan to cancel X51 bus
TimesLedger Newspapers
Council District 20: The MTA is aiming to take out one of Flushing’s express buses, but commuters said they are being unfairly targeted. Comment.
Koo rolls out his plans for the future of Flushing
TimesLedger Newspapers
Council District 20: City Councilman Peter Koo (R-Flushing) at his inaugural address Sunday vowed to work with politicians on both sides of the aisle to make the borough more affordable for a middle class he said is being squeezed out of New York City. Comment.
