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'''Dan Cantor''' is Director of the New York [[Working Families Party]].
 
'''Dan Cantor''' is Director of the New York [[Working Families Party]].
  
==New Party builder==
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==New Party==
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The first strategic meetings to plan the New party were held in Joel rogers' home in Madison Wisconsin in the very early 1990s. present were Sarah SisKind, Dan Cantor,
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===Chicago connection===
 
In May 1992 [[Dan Cantor]] held a [[New Party]] fund raising meeting in the Chicago home of [[Quentin Young]], "with half a dozen good people present".<ref>Madeline Talbott, Chicago NP report August 12, 1992</ref>
 
In May 1992 [[Dan Cantor]] held a [[New Party]] fund raising meeting in the Chicago home of [[Quentin Young]], "with half a dozen good people present".<ref>Madeline Talbott, Chicago NP report August 12, 1992</ref>
  

Revision as of 03:22, 3 May 2010

Dan Cantor

Dan Cantor is Director of the New York Working Families Party.

New Party

The first strategic meetings to plan the New party were held in Joel rogers' home in Madison Wisconsin in the very early 1990s. present were Sarah SisKind, Dan Cantor,


Chicago connection

In May 1992 Dan Cantor held a New Party fund raising meeting in the Chicago home of Quentin Young, "with half a dozen good people present".[1]

Working Families Party

Working Families Party officers in 2009 included[2];

  • Jon Kest, who runs day-to-day operations for ACORN is the WFP secretary.
  • Bertha Lewis, a WFP co-chair and the executive director of ACORN’s New York offices.
  • Dorothy Siegel, replacement Treasurer. Siegel is the chair of the Working Families Party South Brooklyn Club and is already the treasurer of the Working Families Organization, one of the many additional affiliates of the WFP. Siegel is employed at the Institute for Education and Social Policy at New York University.

In 2009 Non-voting assistant secretaries were;

WFP spokesman is Dan Levitan.

References