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1 day ago · That’s why Common Cause/NY fought to make the trial transcripts free and accessible, and we invite anyone to review them on the court website. We now hope that the courts will reach a decision in the other trials awaiting Mr. Trump before the 2024 election since voters should have all the information before they cast their ballots.”
1 day ago · Posted Thursday May 30, 2024 at 05:16 pm by Common Cause of New York. Common Cause of New York. Becky Stern, 516 581 5707 and Becky@pythiapublic.com Share this Story. Print;
May 24, 2024 · Susan Lerner, executive director with Common Cause New York, says the legislation would protect the voting rights New Yorkers have now. "Although it seems counter-intuitive, actually, the most advanced and secure way to vote is for voters to be able to mark paper," Lerner said.
May 10, 2024 · New York Common Cause blasts COELIG ruling as 'authoritarian'. By Susan Arbetter Albany. PUBLISHED 7:30 PM ET May 10, 2024. Another hurdle was thrown in the path of New York’s ethics watchdog on Thursday when a New York state appeals court ruled the Commission on Ethics & Lobbying in Government (COELIG) is unconstitutional. The ...
3 days ago · NEW YORK, NY (05/28/2024) (readMedia)-- Earlier this month, Common Cause/NY, The Black Institute and 5 individuals appealed a recent court decision that purported to end the parties' suit without ...
May 24, 2024 · Advocates are pushing for the Voting Integrity and Verification Act, which would ensure paper ballot options at polling places using touch-screen devices and prohibit barcodes on ballots. Susan Lerner of Common Cause New York emphasized that marking paper remains the most secure voting method.
May 14, 2024 · ALBANY, NY (05/14/2024) (readMedia)-- With the next election around the corner in June, Common Cause New York, Senator James Skoufis and Assemblymember Amy Paulin will hold a press conference in ...
