New York City Is Not For Sale

11/17/2013

We've been nominated for New Organizing Institute's "Most Valuable Campaign" Award! VOTE by going to link and clicking "LIKE" on the left side of page: http://bit.ly/1f4fIDF

In February, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn was the front-runner in the New York City Democratic primary for Mayor with close to 40% of the vote according to polls. She had by far the most money of any candidate and the most establishment support. But she had her achilles heel: over the course...

10/30/2013

Jessie and Jon, we raise a paw to you. One year ago tonight, our Horse Hero Jessie Streich-Kest, died at age 24 in Hurricane Sandy. She was NYCLASS' first ever political organizer. A month later, her father, legendary social justice advocate Jon Kest, passed away to cancer. They set the foundation for our campaign to elect a humane Mayor. We miss Jessie and Jon terribly, but we know that they would be so proud of what we have accomplished this year.

10/17/2013

SHARE: Anybody But Quinn in the New York Times documentary on Christine Quinn's defeat!

Christine C. Quinn, the longtime front-runner in the New York mayoral race, lost in the Democratic primary. A behind-the-scenes film captures the final month of her campaign.

09/13/2013

Be sure to vote for ABQ as City & State's winner of the week: http://www.cityandstateny.com/winners-and-losers-september-13-2013/

Nothing embodies the spirit of Winners and Losers more than a competitive primary election. Beginning at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, everyone was on an

09/11/2013

We called voters, we knocked on doors, we donated, we showed up at rallies, we talked to our friends and neighbors. And last night, we won. We can't thank you enough for how you contributed to this.

09/11/2013

“Victory! Congratulations to all the New Yorkers who joined with us in helping to create a better vision for our City,” Arthur Cheliotes, President of CWA Local 1180, a Coalition Partner of NYCN4S, said. “Thank you to all of the New Yorkers who stood with us, who believed that we could live in a City that is more caring and compassionate than the City we live in today. We are proud that we were successful in bringing forward a message, which captured what New Yorkers truly have in their hearts. We stood up against the closing of hospitals, and New Yorkers heard our message. We voiced concerns about the future of democracy and the over-turning of term limits, and New Yorkers listened. We supported a message of working families and for those that are not always able to defend themselves, and New Yorkers supported us overwhelmingly. If you use your position to advance your own career rather than the interests of the constituents, New Yorkers will find you unworthy of elected office. Clearly, that was reflected in the voting booths today.”

09/10/2013

Just an hour left. Go vote!

09/10/2013

Voting ends at 9 PM. Make sure you don't miss your chance to defeat Quinn!

09/10/2013

Have you voted yet? Great! Can you call your friends, then, to make sure that they vote?

09/10/2013

Polls close at 9 PM. Have you voted? Need to look up directions? http://nyc.pollsitelocator.com/Search.aspx

09/10/2013

What are you doing today? We're around the city talking to voters about Anybody But Quinn. Can you be there?

See what we're doing to stop Quinn.

09/10/2013

SQUAWK! Polly want a voter? Find your polling place here: http://nyclass.org/votehumane