Progressives scored historic victories in the 2019 General Election for local candidates in both Philadelphia and the surrounding counties. Philly Neighborhood Networks deployed scores of volunteers who canvassed and Got Out the Vote for our endorsed candidates. Those votes were vital to vaulting Kendra Brooks into a minority seat on City Council- the first time an independent...
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Halloween provides the perfect backdrop for telling the following tales – tales of secrecy, tales of expediency, tales of horrible things happening in a veil of darkness, tales of the malignant ones, and their quest to turn Penn’s sylvan paradise into a foul wasteland. Heed these paragraphs well, to protect yourselves from their evil mission....
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Philly Neighborhood Networks has a plan to increase voter engagement to get our progressive endorsed candidates elected in Nov 2019 and will also put us in a good position to win in the crucial national 2020 Election. It will include us reaching out to voters, finding out what’s important to them and engaging them in the...
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The 2019 primary election demonstrated the growing power of the Party’s progressive wing as Philly Neighborhood Networks-endorsed candidates retained two At-Large Council seats and put up strong challenges in other Council and City Commissioner races while, at the same time, wresting three Common Pleas judgeships from Party control. Note that there were 28 candidates for...
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Philly Neighborhood Networks has endorsed an outstanding group of candidates that have the skills, experience, and vision to reshape city government and change how politics is done for years to come. The Philly NN Campaign, located at 5736 Greene St, Philadelphia 19144, is open and ready to help us elect this great slate of progressive...
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Philly NN has endorsed an outstanding group of candidates that that have the skills, experience, and vision to reshape city government and change how politics is done for years to come. After an extensive endorsement process and vote by our members, Philly Neighborhood Networks enthusiastically endorses the following candidates: CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE ENDORSEMENTS Erika Almirón...
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Supported by 94% of the votes cast in our endorsement poll, Philly Neighborhood Networks enthusiastically endorses Tonya Bah for City Council in the 8thCouncilmanic District. A long-time community activist, she has exhibited the dedication, energy and ability to be an outstanding advocate on Council for educational equity, economic opportunity, and environmental justice. Tonya comes to...
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With less than four weeks left until the election, Philly Neighborhood Networks is in full swing recruiting and deploying volunteers throughout Northwest Philadelphia to bring our neighbors out to vote. We are targeting low frequency voters to both increase turnout this year and set the stage for even bigger increases in future elections. Our goal...
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580,000 registered Philadelphia voters — the vast majority of them Democrats — did not go to the polls in 2014, the last time we had an election for Governor. 266,000 registered Philadelphia voters didn’t go to the polls in 2016, when Donald Trump won the state by barely 40,000 votes. If we don’t want to...
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The big “off-year” primary is right in front of us, this Tuesday, with the polls open from 7 AM to 8 PM. Neighborhood Networks has endorsed a fabulous group of progressive candidates for Lt. Governor and for state legislative seats across the City. Many of them are being fought tooth and nail by the Democratic...
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