Kathy Hochul
How to say “Oxiris,” “Gjonaj,” “Constantinides” and more
Elected leaders do their best to show how much fun they had.
The New York Times editorial board endorsed insurgent newcomer Tiffany Cabán for Queens DA. But what does their stamp of approval really do for a candidate?
New York City and state politics have a bumper crop of young leaders of color.
The lieutenant governor on upstate economic development and women’s rights in the workplace.
Why an array of criticisms being thrown at the public advocate candidate may not spook progressive voters.
The Brooklyn councilman is out with his first TV ad of the special election.
How elected officials ‘evolved’ on pot, guns, immigrants, LGBT rights and homelessness.
Five candidates, including a Williams staffer, want to succeed the public advocate candidate.
The Democratic favorites won the races for governor, attorney general, comptroller and U.S. Senate.
