Politics NY News Headlines Archive for October 29, 2020

Dispatch from an Early Voting Site in Astoria

By Politics NY

MyVote

Brooklyn

Parkland Shooting Survivor Seeks to Keep Voters Active and Educated

By William Engel

KingsCountyDemParty

Brooklyn

Dem Boss Lady Bichotte Takes Hit in Court Ruling

By Stephen Witt

Accident Reports

Parkland Shooting Survivor Seeks to Keep Voters Active and Educated

By Politics NY

Jo Jorgensen being interviewed by TV crew with her supporters holding her poster behind her. None of the are wearing mask.

Libertarians to Voters: Vote Jo, Not Joe, and Save NY’s Third Parties

By Clarissa Sosin

Banner from Myvoice Project website, where visitors can enter their zipcode to find out who's running for office in their districts.

Parkland Shooting Survivor Seeks to Keep Voters Active and Educated

By Politics NY

Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis (1)

Election

Rose/‌Malliotakis Race Looks Like Nailbiter

By Ariama C. Long

Manhattan Lawmakers on the Move bannner

MANH Lawmakers on the Move, Oct. 29, 2020

By Politics NY

Queens County City Council News

Queens

Queens Lawmakers on the Move October 29, 2020

By Politics NY

News Site Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Oct. 29, 2020

By Kings County Politics

122383991_411645503565133_9130040091204191785_n

Libertarians to Voters: Vote Jo, Not Joe, and Save NY’s Third Parties

By Clarissa Sosin

More from Around New York

Screenshot 2026-07-20 at 9.24.52 PM

After 30 years, Giordano’s Big G is finding a new home

Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) and Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) in "Heartstopper Forever."

“Heartstopper’ ends on a high note

The School Construction Authority announced it has acquired 5-46 46th Ave. from Plaxall, with a 600-seat school set to be built on the site following the demolition of the existing building. Photo via Google Street View.

School Construction Authority acquires sites for three schools in Long Island City

Brooklyn Children's Food Festival

Brooklyn Children’s Food Festival celebrates the borough’s farmers, chefs and future food lovers on July 25