Election Archives – Page 24 of 80 – 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)

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Rose/‌Malliotakis Race Looks Like Nailbiter

By Ariama C. Long

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

By Clarissa Sosin

Brad Lander

Lander Lays Out Initial Comptroller Policy Planks

By Ariama C. Long

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Gounardes, Bruno Race for Senate Seat Goes Down to the Wire

By Ariama Long & Stephen Witt

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Harlem Electeds, Community Leaders Endorse Benjamin for Comptroller

By Michael Rock

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Lander Lays Out Initial Comptroller Policy Planks

By Ariama C. Long

Councilman Carlos Menchaca, wearing "Ruckus Vote 2020" mask, behind a group of drummers performing. (Photo credit: Tsubsa Berg)

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KCP’s Early Voting Round Up

By Ariama C. Long

City Council Member Brad Lander

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Lander Lays Out Initial Comptroller Policy Planks

By Ariama C. Long

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Early Voting Starts Tomorrow. Do You Know Who’s Running?

By Clarissa Sosin

NYS Senator Brian A. Benjamin looking down to his notes at the NYS Senate Chamber

Harlem Electeds, Community Leaders Endorse Benjamin for Comptroller

By Michael Rock

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Lawmakers Push Legislation to Simplify Absentee Ballot Returns

By Clarissa Sosin

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Harlem Electeds, Community Leaders Endorse Benjamin for Comptroller

By Michael Rock

Lawmakers Push Legislation to Simplify Absentee Ballot Returns

By Politics NY

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Tischler tosses kippah in race to suceed Deutsch

By Chaya Gurkov

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Iscol Continues Public Service Career with Run for Mayor

By Michael Rock

Zach Iscol in suit, outdoor on a street in New York, a slight smile to the camera

Iscol Continues Public Service Career with Run for Mayor

By Michael Rock

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Iscol Continues Public Service Career with Run for Mayor

By Michael Rock

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21 in ’21 Voters Demand Transparency After Endorsement Vote

By Clarissa Sosin

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21 in ’21 Members Demand Transparency After Endorsement Vote

By Clarissa Sosin

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21 in ’21 Members Demand Transparency After Endorsement Vote

By Clarissa Sosin

A woman holding her ballot waiting to for a partition voting unit to open up to vote.

What’s on the Ballot: A Voting Guide for Manhattanites

By Politics NY

Elizabeth Caputo: A Private Citizen for Manhattan BP

By Michael Rock

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A dozen firefighters from Engine Company 311 and Ladder Company 158 ran to nearby Springfield Park and rescued an 11 year-old boy who fell through the ice on a pond on Feb. 13.

Firefighters rescue two boys from pond in Springfield Park after one fell through the ice: FDNY

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