This is from Democratic Leadership for the 21st Century:

Come hear what the candidates have to say about the financial crisis and other important issues facing our city, and submit your questions here to be answered by them on Monday night.

Future Municipal Mondays will include events with the Democratic candidates for Mayor and Manhattan District Attorney.

See you Monday night!

On Monday, May 4, join DL21C for a special Town Hall meeting

Featuring the Candidates for NYC City Comptroller:

- Melinda Katz, City Councilwoman, Queens
- John Liu, City Councilman, Queens
- David Weprin, City Councilman, Queens
- David Yassky, City Councilman, Brooklyn

7:00pm
Iguana Lounge (upstairs bar)
240 W 54th St (between Broadway and 8th Avenues)
E/V to 7th Avenue; 1 to 50th Street; A/C/B/D to 59th Street; N/R/Q/W to 57th Street
www.iguananyc.com
Free for members; $7/non-members

RSVP Here!

Submit your Questions for the Candidates Here!

About the City Comptroller: The New York City Comptroller, an independently elected official, is the Chief Financial Officer of the City of New York. The mission of the office is to ensure the financial health of New York City by advising the Mayor, the City Council, and the public of the City's financial condition. In addition, the Comptroller manages assets of the five New York City Pension Funds, performs budgetary analysis, audits city agencies and registers proposed contracts. For more information, visit: www.comptroller.nyc.gov

Over at True News from Change NYC they have some ideas for questions you might want to ask these candidates. And I might suggest asking Melinda Katz and David Yassky about the massive amounts of money they are getting from developers and lobbyists.