New York Elects Batman To The Board Of Election Commissioners batman newyork
\n Batman has been appointed to lead the board of election commissioners. Though sadly, that is just Keith Batman, who must get this a lot. And is getting it again. Keith Batman is a Democrat from Cayuga County and will lead the county Board of Elections along with Republican sidekick John Camardo, who really should be called Robin, but sadly that is not to be. Keith Batman, aged 72, is a former county legislator and president of Cayuga County's Board of Health.
And his website biography definitely calls on the fact that he doesn't share Bruce Wayne's history, claiming 'I am not a millionaire. I am a middle-class worker whose parents passed on the values of hard work, responsibility to family and community, and the importance of treating all people fairly. Those are the values I will bring to the job. I will show up, I will work hard, and I will do my best to deliver. This is why I ask for your vote.
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