SDNYC Endorsed Candidates

US President: Kamala Harris
US Vice-President: Tim Walz

NYS Referendum (back side of ballot)
Prop 1: Vote Yes

NYS Assembly
Assembly District 25 - Nily Rozic
Assembly District 28 - Andrew Hevesi
Assembly District 29 - Alicia Hyndman
Assembly District 30 - Steven Raga
Assembly District 31 - Khaleel Anderson
Assembly District 34 - Jessica González-Rojas
Assembly District 35 - Larinda Hooks
Assembly District 37 - Claire Valdez
Assembly District 39 - Catalina Cruz
Assembly District 43 - Brian Cunningham
Assembly District 44 - Robert Carroll
Assembly District 46 - Christopher McCreight
Assembly District 50 - Emily Gallagher
Assembly District 52 - Jo Anne Simon
Assembly District 55- Latrice Walker
Assembly District 65 - Grace Lee
Assembly District 66 - Deborah Glick
Assembly District 67 - Linda Rosenthal
Assembly District 68 - Eddie Gibbs
Assembly District 69 - Micah Lasher
Assembly District 70 - Jordan Wright
Assembly District 71 - Al Taylor
Assembly District 72 - Manny De Los Santos
Assembly District 73 - Alex Bores
Assembly District 74 - Harvey Epstein
Assembly District 75 - Tony Simone
Assembly District 76 - Rebecca Seawright
Assembly District 77 - Landon Dais
Assembly District 78 - George Alvarez
Assembly District 81 - Jeffrey Dinowitz
Assembly District 82 - Michael Benedetto
Assembly District 83 - Carl Heastie
Assembly District 86 - Yudelka Tapia
Assembly District 87 - Karines Reyes

NYS Senate
Senate District 12 - Michael Gianaris
Senate District 20 - Zellnor Myrie
Senate District 21 - Kevin Parker
Senate District 23 - Jessica Scarcella-Spanton
Senate District 25 - Andrew Gounardes
Senate District 28 - Liz Krueger
Senate District 29 - Jose M Serrano
Senate District 31 - Robert Jackson
Senate District 33 - Gustavo Rivera
Senate District 34 - Nathalia Fernandez
Senate District 47 - Brad Hoylman-Sigal
Senate District 59 - Kristen Gonzalez

House of Representatives
NY 5 - Gregory W. Meeks
NY 6 - Grace Meng
NY 7 - Nydia Velazquez
NY 8 - Hakeem Jeffries
NY 9 - Yvette D.Clarke
NY 10 - Dan Goldman
NY 12 - Jerrold Nadler
NY 14 - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
NY 15 - Ritchie Torres
NY 16 - George S. Latimer

US Senate
New York - Kirsten Gillibrand

Phone Banks In The Final Week

SDNYC’s October Meeting will be Wednesday Oct 30th from 6-8pm at the LGBTQ Center on West 13th St. We'll be phone banking for swing seats and NYS Prop 1. Please invite your friends and spread the word! RSVP Here.

Halloween Phone Bank with Out For Harris NY!

Nothing is scarier than a second Trump Presidency. Out for Harris NY & Queers for Kamala have one last weekly Phone Bank from 6-8pm on Thursday at RWDSU headquarters in Midtown, so please RSVP and share the links around to friends. RSVP HERE.

Phone Bank With SDNYC

With just under a month left in this election, join SDNYC and the LGBTQ Community to hop on the telephone and make calls to get out the vote and make sure LGBTQ candidates win up and down the ballot. Training is available on arrival, so even if you've never phone banked before, you're welcome to come support the campaign. Let's get to work!

Join us every Thursday to Phone Bank for Kamala Harris! There are four weeks left, so grab some friends and come make calls Oct 10th, 17th. 24th, or 31st. RSVP Here

SDNYC’s October Meeting will be Wednesday Oct 30th from 6-8pm at the LGBTQ Center on West 13th St. RSVP Here


SDNYC Calls on Eric Adams to Resign

Following a full membership vote of the club, the Stonewall Democrats of NYC call on Eric Adams to resign.

As the city continues to react to the indictment of Mayor Eric Adams and the investigations of his administration’s top leadership, the Stonewall Democrats of NYC consider the impact of the controversy in City Hall on our mission to protect and advance the interests of the LGBTQ community in our city. Last week, the members of the Stonewall Democrats of NYC voted, and an overwhelming majority of our members believe that Eric Adams should step down.

While every individual is entitled to a presumption of innocence in the court of law, New Yorkers deserve a Mayor we can trust, and whose undivided focus is on governing the City. We must be confident that our city’s leadership is responding to the needs of New Yorkers, and not those of special interests.

The LGBTQ community has critical needs that require the attention of a city leader - including addressing the unique needs of the LGBTQ community in education, health care, and public safety. With top city administrators in each of these policy areas resigning, a distracted Mayor at best, and a Mayor whose favor can be bought at worst, we believe that it is in the best interest of New Yorkers for Mayor Adams to step aside.