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As a multi-issue voter, I believe that the Democrats provide the best solutions for most of the concerns facing our country. However, for many decades, my primary filter is the environment and the damage that is occurring to our shared

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the challenges faced by survivors and to honor their strength and resilience. We must come together as a community to support those affected by domestic violence, raise

Earlier in the year, Mondaire Jones, the Democratic candidate for New York’s 17th Congressional District, said that “our project is to defeat fascism this year.” Donald Trump’s campaign for president has borne out the importance of that objective as Trump

Only two days after Rep. Mike Lawler castigated Democrats on “Meet the Press” for calling Donald Trump a “fascist,” Trump’s chief of staff John Kelly told The Atlantic that Trump fit just that definition. Putting aside whether Kelly would bristle

Those of us who are old enough can remember the Willie Horton ads devised by Lee Atwater to help George H.W. Bush win his presidential campaign against Michael Dukakis in 1988. Although Atwater eventually regretted the overtly racist dog whistles of

As a canvasser, I meet northern Westchester residents who are misinformed about the substance and scope of Proposition 1, the New York State proposal on the back of our ballots. Seeking professional, nonpartisan analysis, I consulted the New York City

As a resident of the 40th state Senate District, I will proudly cast my vote to re-elect state Sen. Peter Harckham. Pete has a proven record of commitment to his constituents. I am very grateful for his many accomplishments. As

Progress for all New Yorkers has never been more important, and this year, progress is on the ballot. The Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York (WBASNY) urges you to flip your ballot and vote Yes on Proposition