Our 2024 Voting Guide is now available. Vote on the WFP Line this election season (except where noted), and don't forget to flip your ballot and Vote Yes on Proposition 1.
The Working Families Party is proud to endorse two candidates, Ashley Saupp and Rhea Drysdale, for Troy Public Library Board! Troy voters can vote in person on Tuesday, September 24.
We’re thrilled to endorse Gabriella Romero for NYS Assembly. As a Councilmember, Gabriella has worked tirelessly to make Albany more affordable, strengthen the city's mental health response, and improve families' quality of life.
Are you interested in running for the Albany County Legislature? The CDWFP will be hosting an information session this Tuesday, February 6 at 6:30PM at the Washington Ave. Library about the Special Election to fill the vacancy in Legislative District 5. https://t.co/AJC2grWDiq
Great evening with @AnaMariaforNY@Jasgripper along with @clairecousin106 hearing about how we can build the power of the multi-racial working class in the Capital Region! Thanks to Johnnie’s on Broadway for having us and DJ Stef for heating up the dance floor!🔥🔥🔥
It's great to see the @timesunion editorial board support Universal School Lunch. Keeping kids from being hungry should be an easy policy choice! https://t.co/H6pK4vNuZB @TimesUnion
We can close budget gaps and #InvestInOurNewYork if corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay their fair share. @GovKathyHochul must put everyday New Yorkers and their families first!
"Moderates in the GOP who went along with Mr. Johnson’s selection as speaker on Wednesday say they chose him based on what they believe he’ll do going forward, not on his past actions or positions. That took quite a lot of overlooking: (1/2)
Excellent op-ed from @OwusuAlbany in today’s Times Union. Thank you to the Common Council for working to find solutions to Albany’s affordable housing crisis. https://t.co/zcYYn73XWd
The Common Council is the voice of the people of Albany, and the Capital District WFP stands behind the Council. We applaud the Council for working to find real solutions to Albany's affordable housing crisis rather than cozying up to developers.
I am very frustrated that the Common Council's ill-advised legislation that increased inclusionary zoning minimums continues to prevent the creation of new market-rate housing across the City of Albany, including the redevelopment of Central Warehouse.
https://t.co/29a6zrevqN
We’re thrilled to announce Ana María Archila & Jasmine Gripper as the new Co-Directors of the NYWFP. Ana María and Jasmine have won again & again for working NYers & will bring their years of leadership experience to the party.
Welcome our new directors: https://t.co/fGtNl5xa24
✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼 In solidarity with @Teamsters at their practice picket this morning. Local 294 has so much support from the Cap District in their fight for a fair contract with @UPS !!! #UnionStrong
A little rain can’t slow us down! Any day is a good day to be talking to voters about @mporterfield_ny !! Please make a plan to VOTE in the WFP and Democratic primary this Tuesday 6/27!
The Capital District WFP is proud to endorse a number of candidates from across the region in this year's local elections.
This year's primary elections will be held on June 27! Early voting will occur from June 17 to June 25.
Please register on Mobilize for these events! If you are unsure about your membership status or have other questions, you can send us a message on on Twitter. Registration is at https://t.co/WkHgYsZT7k and https://t.co/NEz1q7s55h
Candidate Endorsements for 2023 are underway! As always, endorsement interviews are open to all members of the Capital District WFP.
Please join us on Thursday, January 26 at 6PM for an organizational chapter meeting, and again on Saturday, January 28 at 9AM for interviews Day 1