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Her occupation before and during her campaign for mayor was Systems Analyst with the IBM Corporation. During the campaign, she appeared on "Educational Television", Channel 13, the PBS predecessor, in a discussion panel, along with several candidates for the office from the "left" leaning political spectrum. The established party candidates for the office did not take part in these particular broadcasts. | Her occupation before and during her campaign for mayor was Systems Analyst with the IBM Corporation. During the campaign, she appeared on "Educational Television", Channel 13, the PBS predecessor, in a discussion panel, along with several candidates for the office from the "left" leaning political spectrum. The established party candidates for the office did not take part in these particular broadcasts. | ||
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*Mayor of New York City (1973) | *Mayor of New York City (1973) | ||
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| At-Large Committee Member Libertarian Party of New York | |
| 1974—1975 | |
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| Party: | Libertarian Party |
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Francine "Fran" Youngstein is a candidate and member of the Libertarian National Committee from the 1970s. She was the first Libertarian candidate for Mayor of New York City, when she ran in 1973.
Her occupation before and during her campaign for mayor was Systems Analyst with the IBM Corporation. During the campaign, she appeared on "Educational Television", Channel 13, the PBS predecessor, in a discussion panel, along with several candidates for the office from the "left" leaning political spectrum. The established party candidates for the office did not take part in these particular broadcasts.
Political Campaigns
- Mayor of New York City (1973)
Organizational Positions
- Treasurer (1975—1977)
- At-Large Committee Member (1974—1975)