It's Brad Lander for Congress and Grace Lee for State Senate; our Assembly seat election is a squeaker, with Jeannine Kiely ahead by 56 votes. / 1 comment
Polling stations are open until Sunday; Primary Election Day is Tuesday, June 23. / 4 comments
Early voting starts June 13 for our US Rep seat, state senate and assembly seat and state comptroller. / 1 comment
Plus a carjacking on West and Barclay; 160 Water conversion near complete; the race for City Council District 1.
The candidates take on a few hot issues in a short questionnaire. This is entry number one. / 25 comments
Nothing surprising here, since the city voted along party lines. But more than a few Republicans voted for Dan Goldman for Congress.
There will now be two primaries: Governor and State Assembly on June 28; Congress and State Senate on August 23.
Starting tomorrow, look for the City Council -- and hopefully mayoral -- candidates' answers to a questionnaire compiled from reader comments. / 8 comments
Plus the Gotham Gazette hosts a debate for the downtown assembly seat; renderings released for 2 Hudson Square on Canal and Varick. / 1 comment
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