Sentences with phrase «party ballot line created»

Of the five other Democratic candidates who filed petitions with the state's Board of Elections to appear on the third party ballot line created by Governor Andrew Cuomo and championed by his running mate, Kathy Hochul, four of the petitions were reviewed by the B.O.E. and determined to be invalid.

The meeting in Manhattan — and a news conference that followed — were held, in part, to promote Governor Andrew Cuomo's Women's Equality Party, a third - party ballot line he created to procure support from women voters and highlight his Republican opponent's opposition to abortion.

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Lazio on the Conservative ballot creates the awful choice for Conservatives of voting for Paladino to defeat Cuomo versus voting the Conservative line to give the party its needed 50,000 votes thereby helping Cuomo by taking away a vote from Paladino, the only candidate who can beat Cuomo.

But Catsimatidis has two other ballot lines — one he created; the other is the dormant Liberal Party.

WFP leaders had accused Cuomo of creating the Women's Equality Party ballot line last year as a way to potentially undermine the left - leaning, union - backed pParty ballot line last year as a way to potentially undermine the left - leaning, union - backed partyparty.

If all else fails, Paladino is planning to petition his way onto the ballot as an independent candidate, although he will not be naming his self - created line the «Tea Party,» because that would be seen as «an anathema» to activsits, Caputo said.

The Reform Party was created by Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino's allies during the 2014 election year as a ballot line aimed at capturing voters who disapproved of the Common Core educations standards.

Cuomo, and running mate Kathy Hochul have created a «Women's Equality Party» ballot line for November, and they're now pushing for all candidates for state office to sign a pledge in support of their «women's equality agenda.»

The Reform Party was created in 2014 by Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino as the «Stop Common Core» ballot line.

Democrat Andrew Cuomo's reelection campaign has so far focused on the self - created «Women's Equality Party» ballot line and it's «Women's Equality Agenda.»

His reelection campaign has mostly been conducted through the Women's Equality Party ballot line he's created for November, with his focus on codifying, and thereby protecting, the right to an abortion.

Dietl now plans to run on a self - created ballot line, «NYC Cares» while also seeking the Reform Party and Conservative Party lines.

Rob Astorino's push to launch the Reform Party — a re-naming of a ballot line created last year set up to oppose the Common Core education standards — is part of a larger struggle for the 2014 Republican gubernatorial nominee to gain some leverage over the state's Republican apparatus.

Ben Walsh secured a second line on the Syracuse mayoral ballot, submitting 2,439 petition signatures to the Onondaga County Board of Elections to create an Upstate Jobs Party slot.

The new primary rules create an open congressional primary (voters can cross party lines and vote for whomever they choose) however, only the top two vote getters advance to the November ballot.

Union leaders closely allied with Gov. Cuomo are considering creating their own ballot line to back him as the left - leaning Working Families Party is moving toward nominating Nixon for governor, sources told The Post.

The Republicans have selected Laura Lavine as their nominee and Ben Walsh will seek to create his own party line on the ballot.

Diane Richardson, a former candidate for Democratic district leader, is a front - runner to receive the Working Families Party nod and is also looking to create her own ballot line.

Cuomo also created a third - party ballot line, the Women's Equality Party — one letter different from the WFP — which ended up siphoning enough votes from the WFP to push the party down below the Green Party to Row E on the ballot party ballot line, the Women's Equality Party — one letter different from the WFP — which ended up siphoning enough votes from the WFP to push the party down below the Green Party to Row E on the ballot Party — one letter different from the WFP — which ended up siphoning enough votes from the WFP to push the party down below the Green Party to Row E on the ballot party down below the Green Party to Row E on the ballot Party to Row E on the ballot line.

Democrats said Thursday they will create a new ballot line to support Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and other candidates, dubbed the «Women's Equality Party.»

Also, a petition was filed at the Suffolk County Board of Elections to create an opportunity to ballot for the Women's Equality party line in the 1st Congressional District on the East End, where Democrat Anna Throne - Holst has gotten the minor party's nod.

Cuomo allies would have to gather at least 15,000 petition signatures by mid-August to create a «Women's Equality Party» line on the statewide ballot.

As a person who is not registered in any party, and who has not received any of the «minor» party nominations, Dietl's only prospect for running is on a self - created independent ballot line.

Cuomo has energetically pushed the «Women's Equality Party», a ballot line he created this year.

Liberals accused Cuomo of creating a separate ballot line, the Women's Equality Party, in part to weaken the WFP.

Sens. Ted O'Brien and Cecilia Tkaczyk unsuccessfully sought the Women's Equality Party ballot line, which was created by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state Democrats in effort to highlight the 10 - point women's agenda, which has stalled in Albany.

It's a move that comes after the Conservative Party's executive committee formally voted to oppose the formation of the new ballot line, which was formed out of the Stop Common Core ballot line created last year.

The ads come as Democrats are creating the Women's Equality Party, a new ballot line that is aimed at highlighting support for the women's agenda package, which was first proposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2013 and includes anti-housing and workplace discrimination measures and a provision aimed at curtailing human trafficking.

Female leaders of the Working Families Party are fuming that Gov. Cuomo has created a new party geared to women that threatens to siphon votes from their ballot Party are fuming that Gov. Cuomo has created a new party geared to women that threatens to siphon votes from their ballot party geared to women that threatens to siphon votes from their ballot line.

He'll be on the general election ballot in November, on a self - created line, no matter what happens in the Reform Party primary.

The governor then filed petitions to create a new «Women's Equality Party,» which many insiders view as an effort to siphon votes from the WFP in order to keep it from receiving the 50,000 votes it needs to maintain its ballot line.

The WEP was created by Gov. Andrew Cuomo before the 2014 gubernatorial election and gained official party status when he received more than 50,000 votes on that ballot line.

Quinn, who unsuccessfully sought the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor last year, has emerged as the point person for the Women's Equality Party, a ballot line Gov. Andrew Cuomo created this year as a way of promoting the women's agenda as well as to gain more women voters.

Tkaczyk would later file to create an alternative Women's Equality Party, the ballot line created at Cuomo's behest in 2014.

Giambra, a former Democrat who failed to garner much traction with Republican and Conservative Party leaders in the state, left open the possibility of running on the Reform Party ballot line, created in 2014 by then - GOP nominee Rob Astorino out of opposition to the Common Core education standards.

It's worth noting Cuomo's numbers among women: His campaign is making a concerted effort to draw out those voters on his newly created ballot line, the Women's Equality Party, which is meant to highlight the 10 - point women's agenda.

Special elections for Council seats on nonpartisan elections — instead of running on a major party's ballot row, candidates must create and run on their own, unique lines.

The Green Party, which endorsed Howie Hawkins for governor, released a statement saying the effort to create a «Stop Common Core» ballot line was largely a «fraudulent bait and switch effort.»

But had Howie Hawkins run for governor as an independent in 2010 with a Green Party of New York endorsement, he would not be on the 2014 ballot now as a Green — because an endorsement legally does not create a ballot line for the pParty of New York endorsement, he would not be on the 2014 ballot now as a Green — because an endorsement legally does not create a ballot line for the partyparty.

Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins will also appear, while five other non-major-party candidates filed petition signatures last week to create their own ballot lines.

Looking to secure a second ballot line for its candidates in this year's town elections, Southold's Democratic Party has filed petitions with the county Board of Elections to create a «Save Medicare» line.

The Republican challenger has created a new ballot line, called the Stop Common Core Party, to attract New Yorkers who are opposed to the controversial implementation of the new federal learning standards.

Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate for Governor, said today that Governor Cuomo's effort to create a Women's Equality Party (WEP) ballot line is a slap in the face to the many poor women he has neglected as Governor, especially women on welfare and minimum wage workers.

A new party is created for statewide office if its organizers submit the valid signatures of 15,000 registered voters, and it automatically stays on printed ballots if its gubernatorial candidate logs 50,000 votes on its line during the election.

The Green Party today said that the effort by the Republicans to create a «Stop Common Core» ballot line was largely a fraudulent bait and switch effort.

Republicans in the state even created a new «Stop Common Core» party ballot line for the November election.

State Republican Chairman Ed Cox briefly acknowledged today that creating a third - party ballot line for the fall is something that is being discussed, but his congressional hopeful son, Christopher, was mum about whether he would run on such a line.

By creating ballot lines in these states, the Reform Party will expand its influence and begin registering new members.

But in recent weeks, the alliance has frayed, with Cuomo pushing voters to cast ballots on a new line that the governor created, the Women's Equality Party, known on the ballot as WEP, instead of the Working Families» WFP line.

Ms. Quinn, despite openly acknowledging that Mr. Cuomo created the WEP, touted the new ballot line as «the first time in history women have come together to form their own party.»