Name: Why the Race for NY Governor is Close by Indivisible Westchester: The Podcast
Duration: 39 min 6 s
Description: The polls are closer than anyone expected in the race for New York Governor. John Tomlin, Managing Director at Actum, and Jake Dilemani, Partner at Mercury Public Affairs, join Shannon to talk about the race, how we can get involved, and what surprises might be in store when the votes are counted.

The polls are closer than anyone expected in the race for New York Governor. John Tomlin, Managing Director at Actum, and Jake Dilemani, Partner at Mercury Public Affairs, join Shannon to talk about the race, how we can get involved, and what surprises might be in store when the votes are counted.

Why the Race for NY Governor is Close

How to get involved in big and small ways and an update from Sarah Reeske, NY Upstate Organizer for Indivisible Project.

Episode 2: The Lazy Activist

We talk to Jarret Berg, co-founder of Vote Early NY, about Early Voting in New York State this past election. Also, what happened in Westchester - the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Find out more at https://www.voteearlyny.org

Episode 20: Early Voting - the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Campaign Financing Reform Commission is supposed to create a public financing system for New York State. But, as the Commission comes close to unveiling its plan the Fair Elections for New York Coalition is increasingly worried that the recommendations will be watered down. We spoke to activists about these fears at a rally prior to a Commission meeting. Also at play, a move to end Fusion Voting, a constitutionally protected right which allows candidates to run on multiple ballot lines. 
Learn more about Fair Elections for New York: https://fairelectionsny.org

Episode 21: Campaign Finance Reform

Indivisible Westchester brings you the grassroots take on what's happening from Westchester to the White House and what you can do to activate and resist.

Why the Race for NY Governor is Close

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