Nick has campaigned to bring reform to the important office of Clerk of Criminal District Court. He has won the endorsement of the Times-Picayune, The Alliance for Good Government, the Louisiana Regular Democrats, The Forum for Equality, and New Orleans Coalition.

Join us as we wait for the results of this historic election.

This event is on May 20th at the Headquarters at 7924 Maple St, New Orleans, LA. The party runs form 8:30 pm until.

Nick Varrecchio #21 is the reform candidate for the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court. This important office has suffered under the administration of Kimberly Williamson Butler. We need to restore and reform the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court.

This important office administers the Orleans Parish Criminal Court and also conducts elections in Orleans Parish. Nick Varrecchio has plans to remediate the evidence tainted by Katrina, and to ensure that all Orleans Parish residents have their voting rights respected, and their votes counted.

Please vote for Nick Varrecchio #21 for a Clerk of Court who is ready to get to work. Email all your friends and tell them to vote for Nick Varrecchio.

Please tell everyone you know to get out and vote for Nick Varrecchio #21 for Clerk of Court.

Some people out there think that Nick Varrecchio has already won the race, and do not know that Nick Varrecchio still has to win a run off. There are people calling Nick Varrecchio to ask him about his plans for the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court. While we appreciate that vote of confidence, we don’t want people to forget that we still need them to cast a ballot for Nick Varrecchio on Saturday, May 20th.

• Democratic Party.
• Republican Party.
• Times Picayune.
• Gambit Weekly.
• Louisiana Weekly.
• Alliance for Good Government.
• Forum for Equality.
• Police Association of New Orleans (PANO).
• Fraternal Order of Police.
• CLOUT Ministerial Alliance.
• Regular Democratic Organization.
• AFL-CIO.
• State Senator Edwin Murray.
• State Senator Derrick Shepherd.
• State Representative Alex Heaton.
• Assessor Alex Heaton.

Nick Varrrecchio needs your support to win this historic election. Please help out by volunteering or donating to the Nick Varrecchio for Clerk of Court campaign.

Nick Varrecchio has won the endorsments of the Times Picayune, The Gambit Weekly, the AFL-CIO, and the Alliance for Good Government. Nick Varrecchio is the reform candidate for the Clerk of Criminal District Court. You can acompare and contrast Nick Varrecchio with his opponent at the League of Women Voters web site.

Nick Varrecchio will have an update after the debate.

There are many ways you can volunteer:

1. Email everyone on your contacts list and ask them to vote for Nick.
2. Call everyone you know and ask them to vote for Nick.
3. Canvas your neighborhood with campaign flyers.
4. Place a sign in your yard.
5. Ask friends and neighbors if you can put a sign in their yard.

If you can help, please contact Woody Koppel at woodykoppel@hotmail.com.

This Saturday, May 6, we will be at the Mystery Street entrance of Jazzfest handing out campaign flyers at 10:00 a.m. If you can, please come out to help, and wear your Nick T-shirt if you already have one.

We only have 15 days until the election, so it is crucial that everyone do what they can to help.

My thanks and gratitude to all who have worked for our victory.

The shorter list of run off candidates and the one on one comparison with our opponent will bring a more focused discussion of the important issues. Our campaign is to bring integrity and reform to this very important elected office. Only with your help can we succeed. Please contact us if you are able to volunteer your time, contribute to the campaign, place a sign in your yard or assist us in any other way.

We have a very short time to accomplish our goal. Thank you for your support.

Nick Varrecchio

Nick has campaigned to bring reform to the important office of Clerk of Court. He has won the endorsement of the Times-Picayune, The Alliance for Good Government, the Louisiana Regular Democrats, The Forum for Equality, and New Orleans Coalition. Join us as we wait for the results of this historic election.

This event is on April 22nd at the Headquarters at 7924 Maple St, New Orleans, LA. The party runs form 8:30 pm until.

Use the Where to Vote Locator to find out where to vote if you will be voting in New Orleans on April 22.

Come join Nick Varrecchio’s Election Day Victory Party.

The second priority is to aggressively rebuild public confidence in the election responsibilities of this office. I believe that I have the experience and leadership skills, as well as the reform credentials necessary, to both properly conduct these elections and to rebuild the public confidence in the operations of this office.

Third, the office must be computerized and those computers must be fully integrated with those of the local and state police forces, as well as with all other courts and law enforcement agencies. The current system is inadequate and allows for the frequent releases of wanted suspects already in custody for other arrests, and other ongoing inefficiencies

This very important elected office must adapt to the post-Katrina limitations and cuts in funding by reaching out to the non-revenue resources available such as our universities, law schools, and civic groups interested in providing labor, alternative funding, and other support for the responsibilities of this office.

Please help Nick Varrecchio in his campaign to reform this important office. Please click on the donate button in the sidebar. All donations, no matter how big or small, are needed and are welcome.

Election Recommendations by the New Orleans Times-Picayune

Mr. Varrecchio, a lawyer, has extensive experience in voting rights litigation. That experience would be beneficial in this position, which includes the supervision of elections. He has additional professional experience that would be helpful in this office. He worked in the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office early in his career and served as a bailiff and sheriff’s deputy in Criminal District Court when he was in college and law school. Mr. Varrecchio, who has a law degree from Tulane University, also is a former board member of Crimestoppers. In addition, he is a member of Lakeview Civic Association and coaches girls’ softball at Lakeview Playground.

In the final week of the campaign, Nick Varrecchio is poised to win. Thank you so much for your support.

If you’ve not made a donation, you can do so now. Help Nick Varrecchio get his message out through the home streach.