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2014 New York State Gubernatorial Scorecard comparing the candidates' positions on education policy and funding. Created by NYSAPE.

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  • 2014

    Issues Andrew Cuomo

    (D-Incumbent)

    Zephyr Teachout

    (Democrat)

    Randy Credico

    (Democrat)

    Rob Astorino

    (Republican)

    Howie Hawkins

    (Green)

    Winner of

    Primary

    (Democrat)

    Party Endorsements

    Democratic, Working

    Families Party,

    Independent

    Primary Cuomo on

    9/9/14

    Primary Cuomo on

    9/9/14

    Republican,

    ConservativeGreen Democrat

    Running Mate Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul Timothy Wu None Christopher Moss Brian Jones

    Common Core Standards SUPPORTS OPPOSES OPPOSES OPPOSES OPPOSES

    Significantly Reduce NYS

    Standardized Testing Time

    SUPPORTS, but his

    recent law doesn't

    accomplish this.

    SUPPORTS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS

    APPR tied to Standardized Tests SUPPORTS OPPOSES OPPOSES OPPOSES OPPOSES

    Fully Fund Foundation Aid

    (CFE)OPPOSES SUPPORTS SUPPORTS NONCOMMITTAL SUPPORTS

    End the Gap Elimination

    AdjustmentOPPOSES SUPPORTS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS

    Teacher Tenure NONCOMMITTAL SUPPORTS SUPPORTS OPPOSES SUPPORTS

    Commissioner of Education, John

    King NONCOMMITTAL OPPOSES OPPOSES OPPOSES OPPOSES

    Privately funded Regents

    Research FellowsNONCOMMITTAL OPPOSES OPPOSES NONCOMMITTAL OPPOSES

    Charter Schools SUPPORTS OPPOSES OPPOSES SUPPORTS OPPOSES

    Charter school expansion SUPPORTS OPPOSES OPPOSES NONCOMMITTAL OPPOSES

    The Dream ActSUPPORTS, but hasnt

    gotten it passed in 4

    years.

    SUPPORTS SUPPORTS OPPOSES SUPPORTS

    Public Campaign Financing

    SUPPORTS, but hasnt

    gotten it passed in 4

    years.

    SUPPORTS SUPPORTS OPPOSES SUPPORTS

    NYSAPE Gubernatorial Candidate Scorecard - Education Policy and Funding Issues

    September 9th: Democratic Primary November 4th: General Election