Women’s
Campaign Fund
www.wcfonline.org
WCF’s mission is to provide pro-choice women of all parties with
the resources they need to win political office.
League of
Women Voters
www.lwv.org/
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages
the informed and active participation of citizens in government, works
to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences
public policy through education and advocacy.
NYS Board
of Elections
www.elections.state.ny.us/
You can register to vote and research candidates committees on this website.
NYS Senate
www.senate.state.ny.us/
The official website of the New York State Senate.
NYS Assembly
assembly.state.ny.us/
The official website of the New York State Assembly.
New York
State Democratic Party
www.nydems.org/
The official website of the NYS Democratic Party.
Empire State
Democratic Initiative
www.esdi.org/
ESDI is a not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to providing
opportunities for younger citizens of New York State to participate in
the state political and policy-making process; to recruiting, training,
and supporting younger Democrats seeking public office in New York State;
and to electing a Democratic majority to New York State Senate and the
U.S. House.
Young Democrats
of New York State
www.nydems.org/youngdems/
This website is informative and a great resource for New York State Democrats
aged 16-26. It also provides links to other Democrat websites.
NYC Campaign
Finance Board
www.cfb.nyc.ny.us/
The New York City Campaign Finance Board was created in 1988 as an independent,
nonpartisan city agency. The CFB has three primary mandates: administering
the Campaign Finance Program, publishing the Voter Guide, and overseeing
the Debate Program. The CFB is composed of five board members: two are
appointed by the mayor, two by the speaker of the City Council, and one,
the chairman, by the mayor after consultation with the speaker. The Board
is strictly nonpartisan, and by law the mayor's and the speaker's two
appointees must come from different political parties. Board members serve
staggered, five-year terms.