Five Borough Ballot
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We cover the election. Why not cover the voters?

In order to gain a microcosmic perspective on the actual opinions of New Yorkers about the upcoming election, City & State and City Limits, in partnership with WNET’s MetroFocus, present a new series: “The Five Borough Ballot.”

From now until November we will be following the election from the point of view of five locations: a deli in Manhattan, a NYCHA building in Brooklyn, a bar in Staten Island, a restaurant in the Bronx and a block of homes in Queens. [Read More]


5 Borough Map

Recent Updates - All Boroughs

Bronx

• Mott Haven Up For Grabs in Mayor's Race

• Campaigns Skip Mott Haven, Drug Centers and Shelters Don't

• Violence Dominates Campaign Talk in Mott Haven

• Mott Haven Looks to Activists, Not Pols, For Progress

Brooklyn

• Carrion, Liu Vy for Votes in Brownsville

• What Brownsville Wants In A Mayor

• Top Issue in Brownsville: Fear of the Teens, Fear for the Teens

• Brownsville: As '13 Race Looms, Split Opinion on Bloomberg

Manhattan

• The Five Borough Ballot – UWS Voters Not Thrilled With Weiner

• Mayoral Politics Takes Back Seat On Upper West Side — For Now

• The Five Borough Ballot – Upper West Side: Jobs, Affordable Housing and … Etiquette?

• The Five Borough Ballot – Upper West Side, Manhattan: Artie’s Deli

Queens

• The Five Borough Ballot – Little Support for a Weiner Candidacy Among Former Constituents

• The Five Borough Ballot – Bayside Voters Cynical About Politics, Even Before Latest Scandals

• The Five Borough Ballot – Bayside Voters All Over The Map On Mayoral Race [Corrected]

• The Five Borough Ballot – Bayside, Queens: 215th Street and 48th Avenue [Corrected]

Staten Island

• Five Borough Ballot – Could Weiner Rise In Staten Island?

• The Five Borough Ballot – Staten Island: Anybody But Bloomberg

• The Five Borough Ballot – Tottenville, Staten Island: W’s Bar & Restaurant