by Mike Boland, WFP Organizing Director
Last night was a good one for the Democrats and a great one for the WFP.
In one of the two biggest, most talked about races in the state, a progressive Democrat who pioneered green energy policy as a town supervisor and played a critical role in helping advance our [...]
2011 Election Roundup
Election day matters, even without famous names
Tuesday is Election Day.
There may not be any famous names on the ballot in this off-year, but your local elected officials often have an even greater impact on everyday life than your representatives in Washington or Albany.
That’s why the Working Families Party vets and endorses candidates for city council, county legislature, and mayor of towns [...]
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2010 EndorsementsProgressive candidates who will fight for working families. Find the WFP’s nominees where you live.
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Progressive Landslide in NYCUpsets and civil rights firsts as community organizers and progressive candidates win elections big and small.
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Vote Working Families!
Voting Working Families means voting your values. It means taking a progressive stand in the fight for a better, fairer New York State.
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Fusion Voting
New York is one of the few states with “fusion” voting, where one candidate can be endorsed by multiple parties. It gives voters a way to “vote their values” without spoiling an election.
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Results and Victories
Since 1999 the Working Families Party has been transforming Albany through key election victories.
