Working Families

Crain’s Insider ran this brief today on the WFP’s statewide endorsement process:

WFP Nod Is Hot Ticket

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“This is the second most powerful office in the city,” said Dan Cantor, Working Families Party Executive Director. “We want someone who will use the Comptroller’s power and pulpit to make this a city that works for all New Yorkers. In John Liu, we have such a candidate.”

Don’t forget to vote on Tuesday, March 31st – and to vote on Row E, the Working Families Party ballot line.

The WFP endorses Bill de Blasio for New York City Public Advocate and Brad Lander for NYC Council.

Praises Murphy’s “first-hand understanding of what it takes to create jobs”

GLENS FALLS – Citing his hands-on experience with job creation and commitment to strengthening New York’s middle class, the Working Families Party has endorsed Scott Murphy in the special…

Working families in Queens need Julissa Ferreras in the City Council. Election Day: Feb 24th!

The meteoric rise of our sister party in Connecticut doesn’t stop, and the press is starting to take notice.  They didn’t get everything right (for example – the WFP has proven that it does bring in new voters, even…

This year, the Connecticut Working Families Party had our best showing at the polls yet — by a lot. Our statewide vote total has more than tripled since 2006 — we pulled in a remarkable 75,000 votes.

The WFP knocked on over 120,000 doors to help Joe Addabbo unseat incumbent Republican Serphin Maltese.

For Immediate Release: November 4, 2008
Contact: Dan Levitan

Suffolk – Today the Working Families Party celebrated Brian Foley’s victory (D-WF) over incumbent State Senator Republican Caesar Trunzo. The grassroots third party knocked on over 100,000 doors…