Opinion: The Election Continues Beyond November 3rd – Stay Engaged
We frequently hear claims like, "My vote doesn't matter" or "All politicians are the same." These sentiments are deliberately spread by those in power, including the Trump Administration and wealthy backers, to discourage voter turnout and reinforce their control.

We frequently hear claims like, “My vote doesn’t matter” or “All politicians are the same.” These sentiments are deliberately spread by those in power, including the Trump Administration and wealthy backers, to discourage voter turnout and reinforce their control. For the past two years, our communities have suffered due to their authoritarian policies, which include aggressive law enforcement tactics and rising living costs.
The Trump Administration regards our votes as a threat, actively undermining electoral integrity through intimidation and misinformation tactics. With early voting already taking place and many New Yorkers voting, we must recognize that participation doesn’t end on Election Day. The critical period continues until Congress assembles on January 3rd. We urge New Yorkers to stand ready to protest if necessary, ensuring our democracy endures through active participation and vigilance against potential sabotage.




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