Gov Shack No. 56: A Special 2026 Coalition! LIVE Talk & Fundraiser!
January 31, 2026
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as posted by the channelWelcome to The Gov Shack LIVE, where I lay out real strategies for fixing New York State as Governor of New York. Today’s episode focuses on a critical question for 2026: Can a multi-party coalition actually break New York’s one-party system?
I’ll explain how I, Larry Sharpe, can gain support across multiple parties and movements—from Libertarians and independents to disaffected Republicans and Democrats who want real change. What’s the best way to build a coalition that lasts? What’s the timeline, and how do ballot access laws and election rules shape what’s possible?
We’ll walk through how coalition politics can work in practice, the risks and rewards, and the possible outcomes—from forcing real debates to winning outright. Most importantly, I’ll show how average New Yorkers can help: volunteering, donating, petitioning, and amplifying the message beyond party labels.
If you’re worried about New York becoming a permanent one-party state and want a practical path forward, this conversation matters. As always, we’ll take LIVE comments and questions and dig into the details together.
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