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Liberal Party  

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  • New York State's Liberal Party was founded in 1944 by anticommunist trade unionists and other politically liberal individuals who left communist-dominated political parties. By 2000 the party was describing itself as providing an “alternative to a state Democratic Party dominated by local party machines rife with corruption and a Republican Party controlled by special interests.” Many of the state's labor and educational leaders were instrumental in creating the party. [Source: Elections A to Z; Liberal Party (1944–2003)]

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