Making our voices heard in City Hall, Albany and Washington, D.C.
Political Director G.L. Tyler and Government Relations
Director Neal Tepal testifying at a recent City Council Hearing
DC 1707’s political potency is collective power. DC 1707 makes its collective voice heard in City Hall,
Albany and Washington, D.C. Voting is the single most important political contribution that each member makes.
Our members get politically involved by:
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Vote! Register to vote. Absentee voting. Where do I go to vote? |
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PAC-Political Action Committee What is the Political Action Committee? |
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Who Represents Me? NYC voters, click here Non-NYC voters, click here |
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Volunteer Here What DC 1707 volunteers contribute to their union? |
Political Action Conference
State Assembly Investigates Closing of NYC Childcare Centers