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Support Racial Justice

Across Westchester this past week, people from Yonkers to Yorktown held vigils, marches, and protests toĀ take aĀ stand for racial justice and call for an end to systemic racism.Ā Check out thisĀ articleĀ for updates about local events as they develop.

Save the Date: Westchester Wide Event 6/21

CD17 Indivisible Forum Recap

ClickĀ hereĀ to watch our successful virtual Indivisible/Activist forum featuring the seven candidates running to replace Rep. Nita Lowey in CD17.Ā Ā 

School Board Election Extended

Governor Cuomo hasĀ extended the deadlineĀ for school districts to receive their ballots by a week.Ā Ballots can be mailed through June 16th for New York’s first everĀ vote by mail school board and budget election. Your school districtĀ should have mailed you a ballot with a postage paid return envelope.Hand delivered ballots must be turned in by 5 P.M. onĀ June 9th.

In Westchester, in addition to the Presidential primary, there areĀ primaries in Congressional districts 16&17, a race for District Attorney, some Assembly seats up for grabs and select Judicial races.

Early votingĀ for theJune 23rd Democratic Primary begins this Saturday, June 13th.Ā Polling locations should be announced soon; we will send out an e-blast as soon as the Westchester Board of Elections releases the information.

If you are voting by mail, you will get TWO ballots. One for the presidential primary and one for local races. Be sure to send BOTH ballots back to the BOE. They must be postmarked by June 22nd.

If you want to vote by mail but haven’t filled out an application, click here to download the application from the BOE website and check the box labeled “temporary illness.” You must mail your application by June 16th.

Voting by mail is only one ofĀ three ways you can voteĀ in the primary. You canĀ Vote EarlyĀ or you canĀ Vote on June 23rd – Primary Day.Ā ClickĀ hereĀ for a complete guide to voting in the NY primary.

Repeal 50-A

The NY State Legislature is supposedĀ to voteĀ on a set of bills to reformĀ law enforcement practices, includingĀ aĀ repeal of 50-a, which shields police disciplinary records and personnel files from public view.Ā ClickĀ hereĀ toĀ send an email to your state lawmaker showing you support the repeal of 50-a.Ā 

JoinĀ IW’s postcarding efforts to help elect Democrats around the country. EmailĀ communications@indivisiblewestchester.orgĀ for more information.

Sign up atĀ bit.ly/ResistMondays

Westchester is gradually reopening. Here is a  list of what can open  during the four phases outlined by the state.

Antibody testing is now availableĀ at the Westchester County Center.Ā Call 914-326-2060 for more information.

Ways To Help Those In Need:

HereĀ are some Domestic Violence hotlines and resources:
Westchester County

Hope’s Door, Inc.Ā (888) 438-8700 – Provides both residential and non-residential domestic violence services. OCFS Licensed and Approved.My Sisters’ PlaceĀ (800) 298-SAFE/7233Ā – Provides both residential and non-residential domestic violence services. OCFS Licensed and Approved.Westchester County Office for Women– Provides non-residential domestic violence services. OCFS Licensed and ApprovedFamily Helpline/HotlineĀ weekdaysĀ 9am – 5pm (914) 995-5972Weekend and after hours (914) 995-2099Spanish Language (White Plains) (914) 995–6581
Spanish Language (Yonkers) (914) 231-2882

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