For the Many

ICYMI: This week, Governor Hochul announced a 1-year moratorium on data centers in New York!

With this moratorium in effect, our state will be able to create real protections for New Yorkers amid de-regulation from the federal government. We're looking forward to working with our coalition partners NY Renews to make sure the regulation of data centers are in the interests of everyday people, not greedy tech billionaires.

Join our fights to transform New York so that it works for everybody, not just the greedy few. Sign up for upcoming canvasses and community meetings 👉 https://linktr.ee/forthemany

BREAKING: Congressman Pat Ryan voted against $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel and announced he’s rejecting all donations from AIPAC. He also signed onto the Block the Bombs Act and took it one step further, committing to oppose all military aid to Israel, including defensive weapons.

This significant moment is a testament to years of hard work by organizers in the district, as well as the public’s shift away from supporting the Israeli government's actions after witnessing a genocide unfold before our eyes.

We applaud the Congressman for joining thousands of his constituents in opposing the Israeli government’s genocidal actions. Every member of Congress who has not already done so should follow suit and join the majority of Americans in calling for an end to military aid to Israel.

Additionally, we call on all New York State legislators to sign onto the Not on Our Dime legislation to stop New York non-profits from funding illegal settlements in the West Bank.

One day everyone will have always been against this, and that day is very close. If you are an elected official who has not already come over the right side of history, the time to join us is now 🕊️🇵🇸✊

VICTORY! Last night the Ulster County Legislature voted in favor of taxing the rich to fund essential services 🎉

Legislators passed a resolution supporting the Ulster County for Fair Taxes Act, asking the state to authorize Ulster County to create a local surcharge on the wealthiest 1% of residents to fund services like SNAP and Medicaid, which are facing federal budget cuts.

Shoutout to the county legislature, Jen Metzger for Ulster County Executive, and Sarahana For Assembly and Michelle Hinchey for pushing this forward 💪

Now let's get the Ulster County for Fair Taxes Act passed at the state level next session!

Shoutout to our members who joined our endorsement process this weekend! 🗳️ Stay tuned for some big announcements coming soon 👀

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Rent stabilization in NYC is the No. 1 thing keeping people in their homes and stopping gentrification. We need rent stabilization upstate too! 🏠

The REST Act would make it easier for cities upstate to opt-in to rent stabilization and freeze the rent. No more lawsuits from greedy landlords, no more confusion.

We're gaining real momentum. We came close this year and with new champions entering the legislature next year, we're within striking distance of making it happen.

Join our next community meeting on 7/30 in Poughkeepsie, Kingston, or Newburgh to learn about our strategy to freeze rent upstate and more. Link to RSVP is in the comments!

https://www.cityandstateny.com/policy/2026/07/progressive-momentum-their-side-tenant-advocates-see-hope-rest-act-next-session/

With progressive momentum on their side, tenant advocates see hope for the REST Act next session On the heels of the primaries, is there more of an appetite upstate for rent stabilization?