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CWF Statement on Anniversary of Citizens United

“The impact of the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision—issued on January 21, 2010—is now crystal clear: A political system that caters even more slavishly to big corporations while silencing the voices of regular voters.

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January 20th, 2012

Statement from CWF on Poll Showing Big Support for Public Financing of Elections

For Immediate Release: January 16, 2012

Contact: Dave Palmer, Executive Director of the Center for Working Families
Cell: (917) 482-7251
Email: palmer@cwfny.org

Statement of Dave Palmer on Siena Poll Showing Overwhelming Support for Public Financing of

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January 17th, 2012

Holes are for Swiss cheese, not corporate tax laws

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New York’s corporate tax structure is looking a lot like Swiss cheese these days. Unfortunately the holes are getting bigger.

In fact, general business corporations have gone from carrying 9.6 percent of New York State’s tax load in the 1970s to a piddling 4.3 percent last year.

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January 12th, 2012


CWF responds to Governor’s plan to speed GJGNY implementation

For immediate release:  January 4, 2012

Contact: Chloe Tribich, Communications Director: (347) 573-0773 (cell)

Anthony Ng, Green & Equitable Economies Strategist (917) 723-4607 (cell)

 Statement from Anthony Ng, Green & Equitable Economies Strategist on Governor Cuomo’s State of the

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January 4th, 2012

CWF responds to tax deal

For immediate release: December 6, 2011

Contact: Chloe Tribich, Communications Director, at (347) 573-0773 (mobile) // (212) 206-9168 x14 (desk)

Statement of Sunshine Ludder, Senior Economic Policy Strategist, about Governor Cuomo’s tax deal

“Governor Cuomo and the legislative leaders’…

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December 6th, 2011


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