The Green Party says only “Orwellian” progressives would suggest that their write-in candidate for governor is drawing votes away from Gov. Kathy Hochul.
“A write-in vote for the Green ticket is the only way to vote for a progressive agenda,” longshot nominee Howie Hawkins said in a press release while noting his calls for action on issues like climate change and single-payer health care.
Hawkins, who did not respond to a request for comment, is running as a write-in candidate for governor after falling short of gathering the 130,000 signatures candidates need to get their names on the November ballot. “Decades of the Democrats campaigning as the lesser of two evils has just shifted the political debate in our country further to the right. Voters need to vote their hopes for their families and their community, not their fears,” Gloria Mattera, the Green Party write-in candidate for lieutenant governor, said in the press release.
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