New York State

Politics

New York’s top judge to step down

Janet DiFiore, a Cuomo appointee, said she would resign at the end of August.

Heard Around Town

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Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney raises $850,000 in three months in race for NY-17

Progressive challenger state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi will be at a huge financial disadvantage but has proven before she can beat a moneyed incumbent.

Eric Adams

Politics

Who can actually get a gun in New York City?

The New York City Police Department will be forced to change their strict gun permitting standards to adhere to the U.S. Supreme Court’s determination that the state’s rules for concealed carry licenses are unconstitutional.

Politics

Politics

Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn’s time as Brooklyn Democratic leader may be nearing its end

Facing a legacy of division, the history-making Assembly member hasn’t said whether she will seek another term in September.

News & Politics

Politics

New York’s true two-person race for governor

The WFP has replaced Jumaane Williams with Gov. Kathy Hochul on the ballot, removing the last true third party candidate from the November election

Campaigns & Elections

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Jerry Nadler endorsed by 1199SEIU in competitive race against Carolyn Maloney

The backing of the powerful healthcare workers’ union further solidifies Nadler as the progressive pick in the race.

Campaigns & Elections

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In race for governor, Zeldin walks a fine line between Trump and moderates

After playing heavily to his Trump GOP base in the primary, Rep. Lee Zeldin now must balance that base with anti-Trump moderates if he wants to win.

New York City

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How does redistricting work in New York City?

Buckle up for another round of legislative map re-drawing, this time for New York City’s 51 Council districts.

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Dan Goldman raises $1.2 million in a month for open NY-10 race

An FEC ruling means Mondaire Jones’ cash advantage in the race could get even bigger, as he raises again from the same donors

Politics

Politics

Here’s how the DSA keeps its lawmakers in line

The six – and counting – members of the Socialists in Office bloc meet weekly with DSA leaders and activists to discuss politics and figure out how Albany really works. But a recent bill to fund public housing has caused tension.

Heard Around Town

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Nadler and Maloney both want to talk with you separately

On primary day No. 1, the congressional rivals jockeyed for attention on the Upper West Side.

Campaigns & Elections

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Here’s who won the three countywide judicial primaries in New York City

Judgeships for the Manhattan Surrogate’s Court, along with the Brooklyn and Queens Civil Courts were also on the ballot in Tuesday’s primary.