Women’s rights advocates say mobilizing voters around reproductive rights is a no-brainer, especially in New York. “There’s gotta be a reckoning and we need a thunderstorm of boats,” says Democratic strategist Camille Rivera.
,” time out to just 21 seconds combined and are part of an at least $10 million multimedia strategy targeting voters across the state. The first 15-second digital spot begins with a polaroid of the governor and her mother, who worked together on domestic violence issues. It ends with Hochul saying, “I’m protecting abortion access because I’ll always stand up for New York women.”
Hochul also pledged to make New York a “safe harbor” for abortions, drawing a sharp contrast with the leading Republican gubernatorial challenger, Long Island Rep. Lee Zeldin, who opposes most abortions and last week embraced the idea of having a “Women’s rights advocates say that mobilizing voters around reproductive rights is a no-brainer, especially in New York. The state legalized abortion in 1970, three years before Roe v.
Democrats Brittany Ramos DeBarros and former Rep. Max Rose are facing off in the district's primary. On Tuesday, Ramos DeBarros, a progressive, issued a series of tweets blasting the former president along with her primary opponent. Her opponent Rose has also seized the moment. On Wednesday, he and two state Legislature candidates — Jessica Scarcella-Spanton and Vinzent Argenziano — held anHe took a shot at Malliotakis who voted against the Women’s Health Protection Act, which would make abortion legal across the country. At the time, she called the bill ““You know what ‘barbaric’ is?” Rose said through a bullhorn. “Barbaric is a court telling millions upon millions of women that they know better than them.
There’s gotta be a reckoning and we need a thunderstorm of votes. And the only way to do that is by really honing in and meeting voters where they are and telling them that for women...“There’s gotta be a reckoning and we need a thunderstorm of votes,” Rivera said. “And the only way to do that is by really honing in and meeting voters where they are and telling them that for women, particularly for women of color, it could be a life or death situation.
In 2019, the New York City Council approved $250,000 to go toward a nonprofit called the New York Abortion Access Fund that pays for low-income women, including those outside the state, to receive the procedure. It even pays for women who require an abortion after 30 weeks to travel to a specialized clinic outside the city.
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