New Yorkers ---- Vote For Kerry on the Working Families Party Line

[Jon8503]

If you live in the non-swing state of New York, I urge you to vote for John Kerry on the Working Families Party line (Row E). This is the most powerful way for New Yorkers to cast a progressive vote in this national election.

For those unfamiliar with New York's voting rules, here's a brief reminder: Kerry is on the ballot twice, as the nominee of both the Democratic and Working Families Parties. A vote on the WFP line for Kerry counts just as much as a vote on the Democratic line, but it sends a message about what you believe in. It's a vote for equality and democracy, and for living wage jobs, affordable housing, universal healthcare and an end to preemptive wars.

The Nation was an early supporter of the WFP when it was established in 1998. It's fair to say our early hopes have been redeemed, and we have faith that the WFP can become even more potent and effective (including expanding to some new states) if it continues to prosper. Help it do so by casting your vote for Kerry under the banner of the Working Families Party, Row E.

http://www.workingfamiliesparty.org/

http://www.thenation.com/edcut/index.mhtml?bid=7

[Renew Deal]

1. I wouldn't vote on that line.

I don't trust them. I think they're another front group for advancing some individuals political interests. Also they don't endorse all dems. Pete King (r-asshole) is on that line in my area.