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Morning Political Odds & Ends Nov. 12, 2021

By PoliticsNY Staff

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City Government

Black Property Owners Say Abolish Third Party Transfer Program

By Stephen Witt

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Legislation & Policy

Malliotakis Pragmatic, AOC sticks to guns on Infrastructure Vote

By Stephen Witt

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Brooklyn

Army Vet & Attorney Edward King Looks to Become Brooklyn Judge

By Stephen Witt

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Politics

Suozzi suggests Democratic Socialists form their own Party

By Stephen Witt

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Election

Three of Five Statewide Ballot Proposals go Down in Defeat

By Stephen Witt

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Friday Political Odds & Ends

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Election

James enjoys home field advantage at Brooklyn GOTV Breakfast

By Stephen Witt

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Opinion

Witt’s World: Stumpy Wagers Roasts the Prospect Park Alliance

By Stephen Witt

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EXCLUSIVE: PoliticsNY interviews mayoral front-runner Eric Adams on key issues affecting NYC

By Stephen Witt

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Legislation & Policy

City Council Passes Stricter ACS Oversight Legislation

By Stephen Witt

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Legislation & Policy

Cornegy Legislation Gives Property Owners Gas Piping Inspection Extension

By Stephen Witt

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Opinion

Witt’s World: Racism is not a health crisis

By Stephen Witt

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Business

Adams Presents Vision for NYC’s Furture Economic Development

By Stephen Witt

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City Government

One of NYC’s most prolific homeless shelter providers files for bankruptcy

By Stephen Witt

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Brooklyn Boro President Candidate Anthony T. Jones: The Singing Politician

By Stephen Witt

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Business

Adams Applauds Google in Recognizing NYC Black Startup Founders

By Stephen Witt

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Opinion

Witt’s World: Jefferson and the American Dream

By Stephen Witt

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Election

Addabbo Urges Education on Five Ballot Proposals

By Stephen Witt

Brooklyn Politics

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Court Rules Against Progressives Attempt to Hijack Brooklyn Dem Party

By Stephen Witt

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Brooklyn

Central Brooklyn Lawmakers Secure Grants for Local Violent Interrupter Group

By Stephen Witt

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Legislation & Policy

City Council Legislation Tackles Climate Change & Environment

By Stephen Witt

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Legislation & Policy

Hoylman sticks it to anti-vaxxer out-of-town performers

By Stephen Witt

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Election

Election Watchdogs Allege Voters in the Dark on Ballot Proposals

By Stephen Witt

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