Stealth Proposals on the back of the ballot? Voters Need to Know!

Prop 1 - Vote No

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NEW YORK, NY (10/20/2014)(readMedia)-- The Vote No on Prop 1 campaign is available to speak to media (radio and television stations across the state) about the upcoming statewide referendum on the ballot November 4th.

Prop 1 is a controversial referendum on a constitutional amendment revising redistricting across New York. If passed, the amendment will create a new system for drawing legislative lines in the state that will lock partisan political gamesmanship into our state electoral maps for decades to come. Editorial Boards across the state agree that this proposal is nothing more than a power play by party leaders in Albany under the guise of reform. The Vote No on Prop 1 position is supported by elected officials such as Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, Congressman Jerrold Nadler and Congresswoman Nita Lowey, State Senators Liz Kruger and Cecilia Tkaczyk, and numerous local officials. The No position is also supported by NAACP, LatinoJustice, Make the Road NY, Citizen Action, NY Communities for Change, 32 BJ, DC 37, CWA local 1180, the Partnership for the Public Good, and the MinKwon Center for Community Action, along with many other organizations.

Contact: Abigail Leib, Vote No Prop 1 Campaign, 917-544-2680, Abigail.leib@gmail.com

Spanish translation available.

WHO:

Voters across NY state must be informed about Ballot Proposal 1, which would impact electoral lines for generations to come and determine which parties control the legislature.

 

WHAT:

Requesting Radio and TV interviews on Proposal 1

The Vote No on Prop 1 campaign is available to speak to media (radio and television stations across the state) about the upcoming statewide referendum on the ballot November 4th. 

Available for interview: Susan Lerner, Common Cause NY, and Jesse Laymon, Vote No on Prop 1 Campaign

WHEN: Monday October 20, 2014 at 11:00AM Eastern Time (US & Canada)
WHERE: New York
NOTES:

See website http://noprop1ny.com