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2023 PREVIEW | More City Council elections, and looking ahead toward new state legislative session

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Posted on December 30, 2022

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Turning the page on the political fault line shifts across New York in 2022, the new year has the potential to bring a whole new slate of shakeups to city and state government.

City Council Elections

At the city level, all eyes are on the upcoming City Council races, where the 51 council members elected just in 2021 – many of them freshmen in the chamber – will have to run again to hold onto their recently captured seats.

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2023 PREVIEW | More City Council elections, and looking ahead toward new state legislative session

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