Candidates for State Office on Child Issues Affecting Pleasantville & Briarcliff Manor

Want to learn what specific actions candidates for New York State Governor, New York State Senate and New York State Assembly would take to address:

• The “readiness gap” that appears before children enter school and quality and affordability of early childhood education
• 16- and 17- year olds who commit crimes
• Economic security of families living in poverty
• The availability of early childhood home visiting programs in Westchester

It’s easy: just check out the results from the Westchester Children’s Association survey of candidates for state offices running in your community.

The Vote for Kids Campaign is working to put young people at the top of the public agenda in the 2014 elections.

Want to find out how candidates will prioritize shifting financial resources to specific policies that provide support for children and families?

Scroll up and down the survey, here, to read the results.

Want to learn more about the issues affecting children and youth that were addressed in the candidate survey?

Check out the four VOTE for KIDS fact sheets by clicking below: