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OUR MISSION
The goal of New York Citizens for Clean Elections/Woodstock is to make politicians more accountable to the people by eliminating the undue influence of money that marks our current system of campaign funding.We are committed to enactment of Clean Money Clean Election legislation that provides full public funding of campaigns for all qualified candidates who refuse private money and abide by spending limit
Our main effort is aimed at educating the public about the Clean Elections bill so that we can mount a massive campaign to pass it into law. We use many grass-roots strategies, including passage of resolutions by local governments urging state legislators to pass the bill, various events, speaking engagements, and house parties.
The Woodstock Chapter meets at 7:00 pm on the 1st Thursday of each month at the Woodstock Community Center. See Events and Calendar page for more information.
ARTICLES AND INFORMATION FROM THE WOODSTOCK CHAPTER
People of Color vs Money In Politics by Irene Miller, President, NYCCE
Members of NYCCE Speak to Local Town Board (Town of Marbletown) - Article in Bluestone Press
Column By National Syndicated Columnist - Molly Ivins - Clean Elections Under Attack
Sample Petition To Use In Gathering Signatures (in Word Format)