What is Fusion Voting-
and Why It Matters

New York is one of only a handful of states that still allows fusion voting. That means more than one political party can endorse the same candidate, and voters can choose which ballot line to support them on.

 
When you vote for your favorite candidate on the Working Families Party line, that vote counts toward their total — and it strengthens the WFP. The more votes cast on the WFP line, the more leverage we have to push elected officials to govern boldly for working families.
 

Take Action

In 2025, we’re running a bold program to drive up votes on the Working Families ballot line. From Brooklyn to Buffalo, we’re encouraging all New Yorkers to vote for their favorite candidate on the Working Families ballot line. If you want leaders who will fight to win free childcare, deeply affordable housing, fast and free buses and a rent freeze, you should vote for those candidates on the Working Families ballot line! 

We can’t win without you. Here are two powerful ways to join the fight:

✍️ Pledge to Vote WFP

Commit today to casting your ballot on the Working Families line this November. Every pledge strengthens our organizing and helps us reach more voters. 

Pledge to Vote WFP

💪 Become a Dues-Paying Member

By becoming a dues-paying member of the New York Working Families Party, you invest in the long-term strength of the Working Families Party. Your dues power the organizing, campaigns, and infrastructure that win for working people year after year.

Join as a Member

Every vote, every supporter, every action makes us stronger.

Together, we can build a New York where working families win.

Vote WFP. Join the movement.

PAID FOR BY THE NEW YORK STATE COMMITTEE OF THE WORKING FAMILIES PARTY