New York State
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Who’s running for Rep. Nita Lowey’s seat
Three Democrats are already in the race, which may draw Republican attention too.
New York State
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The WFP won. That’s why it could go extinct.
Working Families was founded by outsiders to make New York more progressive. Now that progressivism is mainstream, what’s left?
New York State
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The WFP’s fate hinges on the future of fusion voting
The Public Campaign Financing Commission could spell the end for the powerful party.
New York City
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How ranked-choice voting would affect the NYC 2021 mayoral race
Candidates might be incentivized to reach beyond their base.
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The votes against NYC’s new jails
The City Council has a plan to close Rikers. These 14 voted no.
New York City
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Trump’s tax documents show major discrepancies
The president’s company inflated profit expectations in documents filed to loan lenders – but lowered numbers in documents filed to NYC tax authorities.
New York City
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Ritchie Torres outraises the field in South Bronx congressional race
Mark-Viverito receiving real estate-adjacent money.
New York City
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Photos: 2019 Health Innovation Summit
Experts diagnose the progress of health care in New York.
Donald Trump
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All the times Michael Bloomberg has considered running for president
The former New York City mayor has been deliberating for more than a decade.
New York City
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How Rudolph Giuliani became New York City’s mayor
He saw a city desperate for change and exploited its fears.
New York State
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Rampage leaves four homeless men dead and Nita Lowey to retire
Rounding up the week’s political news.
New York State
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Giuliani’s most dubious connections
The globetrotting ex-mayor has a history of surrounding himself with shady fools.
New York City
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City Councilman Fernando Cabrera is challenging AOC
The centrist Bronx pastor is running in the Democratic primary.
New York City
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The party of gentrifiers is moving into Brooklyn
Four legislative races in Brooklyn will test Democratic Socialists’ appeal to working class voters of color.
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