New York City

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New York’s tattooed legislators

A new generation of tattooed New York lawmakers are showing off their skin art.

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Filling in for John Flanagan

Upstate Republican Joseph Griffo discusses his stint as acting GOP Senate leader.

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Krueger, Glick top winners list, while Giuliani is voted biggest loser

Vote for this week's biggest Winner & Losers.

New York City

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The tectonic shift facing NYC government in 2021

Suri Kasirer, the president of the lobbying firm Kasirer, is already considering the massive turnover in New York City in 2021. In an interview, she weighed in on what it means, the impact of terms limits, and why the next public advocate could become more influential than ever.

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Hoylman edges AOC for winner of the week

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New York State

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African-Americans who made political history in New York

From Edward A. Johnson and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. to Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Letitia James.

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Will Kirsten Gillibrand flip or flop in the Democratic primary?

New York’s junior senator enters the race with hopes that her votes on gender parity will outshine her inconsistency on progressive issues.

New York City

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Rafael Salamanca on his biggest land use issues

New York City Councilman Rafael Salamanca talks Amazon, homelessness and jails.

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Who's up and who's down this week?

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New York State

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State Sen. Michael Gianaris has big plans for 2019

State Senate Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gianaris wants to show that the party can get things done.

Education

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Behind the Board of Regents’ request for $2.1 billion in school aid

Board of Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa explains their request for $2.1 billion in school aid.

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Who's up and who's down this week?

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Latrice Walker's plan to advocate, agitate, legislate and litigate

With a special election set for Feb. 26, Brooklyn Assemblywoman Latrice Walker has under two months to win a tough race to be the next New York City public advocate. But she says she’s a perfect fit for the position, whose role is “to advocate, agitate, legislate and litigate.”

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Who's up and who's down this week?

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A veteran lobbyist’s take on the new state legislative landscape

Sid Davidoff got his start under former New York City Mayor John Lindsay, and brings a historical perspective that many of us could only dream of. City & State caught up with Davidoff to get the long view on the idiosyncrasies of the upcoming state legislative session.

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The winners & losers of 2018

Women filled every winner spot this year – and every loser was a man.

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Who's up and who's down this week?

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New York City

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Queens’ top librarian on bookstore-killer Amazon

Queens Library President and CEO Dennis Walcott on what HQ2 means for the Queens Library.

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4 things to know about Crystal Peoples-Stokes

Incoming Assembly majority leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes has to keep Democrats in line.