StreetsPAC is looking forward to reviewing all the candidate questionnaires we've received thus far, and hopes that more candidates will participate before tonight's deadline.  The questionnaire is an important component of StreetsPAC's endorsement process.  How best to improve the safety, mobility, and livability of New York City streets?  The StreetsPAC 2013 Candidate Questionnaire is every candidate's opportunity to share his or her vision.  

The StreetsPAC 2013 Candidate Questionnaire is an opportunity for those running for citywide, borough-wide, and City Council office to outline their vision for creating safe, complete, and livable streets to ensure the well-being of all New Yorkers and keep our city competitive in the 21st century. Candidates' answers will help inform StreetsPAC endorsement and donation policy in the 2013 election.

On The Wall Street Journal: "A group of activists who favor the city's recent investments in bike lanes, pedestrian-only street plazas and other urban elements that don't cater to cars have a plan for ensuring the movement continues: a political-action committee. The group will announce the launch of StreetsPAC on Thursday, and has already secured about $30,000 in pledges from supporters, organizers said."

A group of New York City advocates with a broad portfolio in grassroots activism announced today the launch of StreetsPAC, a political action committee dedicated to electing public officials who are committed to improving the safety, mobility and livability of one of New York City’s greatest assets: our streets.