Easy Win for Jeffries for 3rd Term in Congress
By JOSEPH MODICA This year, Republicans didn’t mount a fight for any of Brooklyn’s congressional districts. “What’s the point?” said Marine Park resident Yellena Hopper. “[New …[read more]
Election News
Maloney Beats Ardini in 3-Boro Race for Congress
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA Robert Ardini, the Republican candidate running against longtime incumbent Rep. Carolyn Maloney, said he and Pope Francis have something in common. Both …[read more]
Asian American Election Role Grows
By MELODY CHAN This year’s U.S. electorate will be the country’s most “racially and ethnically diverse” ever, according to Pew Research Center. Yet, Asian American …[read more]
Nocera, Carroll Seek Park Slope Assembly Seat
By AHAQIR ISHAQ Jim Brennan, who represented Park Slope, Windsor Terrace and Kensington in the Assembly for 32 years, isn’t running for re-election. But his …[read more]
Many Young Voters Favor Minority Party Candidates
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA In a largely negative presidential race with front-runners who have alienated voters from their Republican and Democratic parties, third-party hopefuls are drawing …[read more]
Trump’s drive to win over black voters
By BRENNEN JOHNSON Donald Trump has gone to the churches in an attempt to pick up his dismally low showing of black Protestant support, but …[read more]
Poll Interpreter Fired for Influencing Voters
According to an official at Queens-Politics.com, a Korean American interpreter at P.S. 20 in Flushing, Queens was expelled by a poll coordinator earlier this evening …[read more]
In Italian enclave, pride but not votes for de Blasio
By ANNA SPIVAK While Staten Island takes the “torta” as the most Italian county in America, voters beyond the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge didn’t back Mayor-elect Bill …[read more]
1199 carries clout in new city administration
By JESSICA JUPITER While Bill de Blasio is preparing himself to become the next New York City mayor, supporters are patiently waiting to see if …[read more]
Staten Island: de Blasio forgot us
By FARAZ TOOR Last month, New York City voters declared that Bill de Blasio and his progressive agenda were what they wanted in a mayor …[read more]