New York League of Conservation Voters Endorse Siela Bynoe

The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV), a leading environmental organization committed to fighting climate change, conserving land and water, and protecting public health through political action, announced its endorsement of Siela Bynoe for State Senate. This endorsement reflects NYLCV's recognition of Bynoe's dedication to environmental advocacy and her alignment with the organization's mission to promote a sustainable future for New York. This endorsement adds to Siela's growing momentum as leaders from across Nassau and New York State coalesce around her candidacy.

"The New York League of Conservation Voters is proud to endorse Siela Bynoe for the New York State Senate,” said Julie Tighe, President of the New York League of Conservation Voters. “As Nassau County Legislator, Siela fought tirelessly for better water quality for her constituents as well as for the preservation of natural resources and the implementation of smart-growth principles like walkable downtowns. If elected she has committed to advocating for waste reduction laws, keeping the electric school bus transition on track to help reduce asthma rates, and – critically – for a robust and well-trained green jobs workforce, making her the environmental candidate in this election."

As an organization that evaluates elected officials based on their environmental performance, NYLCV believes Bynoe's candidacy embodies the leadership needed to champion effective environmental policies and initiatives in New York State.

"I am honored to receive the endorsement of the New York League of Conservation Voters,” said Legislator Siela Bynoe. “Their work in advocating for a healthier, more sustainable New York aligns closely with my vision for our state. Together, we can make significant strides in combating climate change and preserving our natural resources for future generations."

This endorsement signals NYLCV's confidence in Bynoe as a champion for the environment, underscoring her as the candidate best suited to address New York's pressing environmental issues.

For more about the New York League of Conservation Voters and their work, please visit their website at www.nylcv.org.