CNY Solidarity members and supporters: Please find below the weekly ACTION ALERTS from our legislative action team. Highlights this week are three different local protests targeting the #TrumpTaxScam.   Monday (Nov 27) A rally and a phone call today, focused on protecting the Arctic Refuge, plus an info session on…

Given the holiday this week, we’re going light on phone-calling actions, but we still have some great actions including social media, phone calls, education/trainings & a rally!!

Highlights this week include two more tax rallies (in Oswego and Auburn), plus a Coalition Q&A with Syracuse Mayor-elect Ben Walsh.

Fundraiser for those impacted by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. The event will be held on Sunday, November 12th at the Palace Theatre in Syracuse, NY. La Liga has a network of distribution so we will be buying supplies and sending them directly to affected villages. Musical performances by: Joe…

Make your plan & get out and Vote this Tuesday, November 7th. Polls are open from 6AM - 9PM!

CNY Solidarity opposes the Constitutional Convention which will be on the back of the New York State ballot on November 7th. We oppose the Constitutional Convention because of the following: Cost: The costs to hold a Constitutional Convention would cost tax payers of NY minimum of 50 million dollars. Risks: A…

Big week this week with Mueller issuing indictments and Republicans releasing their tax bill on Wed. We will be ready. Click for more details.

CNY Solidarity members and supporters: Please find below the weekly ACTION ALERTS from our legislative action team. Congress is back in session. On Tuesday, the House votes on a joint resolution to establish a budget framework, which will create the opportunity to cut taxes for the rich, funded, in part…

The House is on recess again this week, and we’ve got actions planned at all four of Rep. Katko’s district offices on Wednesday.

Over two weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, 90 percent of the island remain without power. Drinking water, food, medical supplies, shelter and fuel remain scarce or non-existent for many of the over 3.4 million residents of Puerto Rico.