New York City

Politics

No talk of reform at Board of Elections

Committee holds seven-minute meeting after widespread Election Day complaints.

New York City

Policy

Which NYC districts have the most rent-regulated or public housing?

Some types of housing pop up in unexpected places, according to new Community Service Society maps.

New York City

Politics

NYC public advocate race the talk of Somos

Jumaane Williams, Michael Blake and Melissa Mark-Viverito are hot topics at the Puerto Rico conference.

MTA

Personality

Lhota’s troubled tenure

Joe Lhota’s stint as MTA boss was marred with controversy and missteps.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

‘Blue wave’ and Amazon come to New York

Amazon is coming to Long Island City, but not before the Blue Wave. Rounding up the week’s political news.

New York City

Opinion

Repeal and replace the NYC Board of Elections

To fix New York City’s election mess, Albany needs to create a nonpartisan body.

New York City

Opinion

Why Michael Bloomberg should(n't) run

Based on his time at City Hall, would he actually be a good president?

New York City

Opinion

Can Michael Bloomberg save the planet?

Competence, climate action and political bravery could be a recipe for success in the White House.

New York City

Opinion

Bloomberg killed New York City’s soul

The mogul’s corporate ideology gutted the city and would do the same to the country.

New York City

Politics

Tuesday’s lesson for congressional candidates: Run local. Run moderate.

Democratic congressional winners Max Rose, Anthony Brindisi and Antonio Delgado reap the rewards of campaigning as centrists in Trump country.

Andrew Cuomo

Politics

Five takeaways from New York’s elections

Democrats sweep, New Yorkers ascending to power in Congress, and women making history.

New York City

Politics

How to vote smart in judicial elections

Candidates are relatively obscure when they run for judgeships but they can have a big effect on people’s daily lives.

New York City

Politics

Five things to watch for on Election Day

The New York elections will decide who will have control of Congress and the state Senate, test the GOP’s appeal – and de Blasio’s.

New York City

Opinion

Vote to improve campaign finance, community boards and civic engagement

Here’s why the New York City mayor’s Charter Revision Commission produced its three proposals, writes Cesar Perales.

New York City

Politics

NYC Charter Revision Commission: The three ballot questions explained

New York City Mayor's Charter Revision Commission seeks to reform campaign finance, boost civic participation and set term limits for community board members through three ballot proposals.