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So when are this summer’s primary elections in New York?

Candidates got much needed clarity Wednesday on how and when they’ll appear on the ballot.

New York State

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Judge upholds Assembly lines in redistricting challenge, June primary to proceed

Steuben County Judge Patrick McAllister ruled on Wednesday that there was not enough time to redraw the Assembly lines ahead of the scheduled primary election date.

Heard Around Town

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One45 Developer adds more affordable housing, ahead of Council vote

The Harlem project looks to negotiate with the council, despite opposition from the local member.

Heard Around Town

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Ruben Diaz Jr. is getting in the lobbying game

The former Bronx BP has been hired by Actum, but also has his own firm with clients.

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Which Democrats are running for lieutenant governor?

A multi-candidate field is taking shape ahead of the June primary election.

News & Politics

Politics

New York’s once-booming oil industry and the risky wells it left behind

Western New York towns were built around oil production. Now, they’re grappling with the remnants of a declining industry.

News & Politics

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Political insiders unimpressed with both Hochul and Adams: Poll

Respondents to a City & State/Honan Strategy Group Poll also think Hochul will win reelection – but it’ll be close.

New York State

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Hochul campaign centers abortion issue

The state’s first female governor has promised to be a protector of abortion rights as Roe v. Wade is on track to be overturned.

New York State

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What does New York’s lieutenant governor actually do?

Antonio Delgado gave up a seat in Congress to take on a role that has very little institutional power.

New York City

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What New York City Mayor Eric Adams missed while on his extended trip to Los Angeles

The mayor had a packed day of press events that were abruptly canceled on Thursday morning after his flight out of LAX was delayed.

New York City

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NYC voters unimpressed by Eric Adams’ handling of crime: poll

The mayor’s approval rating on crime declined from 49% in February to 37% by the end of April.

New York City

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Wanting to be a deputy mayor, Peter Koo ends up a senior advisor

New York City Mayor Eric Adams gave former Council Member Peter Koo a job in his administration, just as he’s done for others who endorsed his campaign.

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The intriguing guest list at the Manhattan Institute’s ‘springtime conservative prom’

What do the NYPD commissioner and a certain Democratic gubernatorial candidate have in common? An appreciation for the conservative think tank.

New York State

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What Delgado’s exit from Congress means for Democrats

Rep. Antonio Delgado’s appointment to lieutenant governor leaves open a vulnerable swing seat Democrats may struggle to keep as district lines remain uncertain.