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Council Member Julie Won speaks at a co-naming ceremony in honor of Jael Zhinin in Woodside Monday. Photo via Council Member Julie Won.
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CM Won co-names Woodside street corner in honor of hit-and-run victim Jael Zhinin

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Bronx Assemblymember Landon Dais brings veterans together for statewide summit on careers and post-military support

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U.S. Representative Nick LaLota (R-Amityville) declares victory in his 2026 re-election.
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LaLota Defeats Gallant, As Blue Wave Across America Yields Mixed Results on East End

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NYC voters elected Democratic judges to all boroughwide Civil Court benches but Staten Island’s. Here’s who they are.

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani is pictured outside City Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, after speaking with reporters about Tuesday’s election results.
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2026 ELECTION: Mamdani sees an opening after Democratic sweep, but Hochul still holds the keys in Albany

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Caribbean immigration advocates, labor union welcome Democratic midterm sweep 

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Appeals Court allows Mamdani to implement second-home tax; reverses Staten Island ruling

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Congressmember-elect Brad Lander vows to bring progressive fight to Capitol Hill

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Queens voters elect three Democrats to Civil Court bench – including one controversial choice

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Jessica González-Rojas smiles during an election night party at Viva Bar, a gay bar in Jackson Heights, on Nov. 3.
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New York’s LGBTQ candidates cruise to victory on big night for Democrats

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Queens

Incumbent Democrats reelected to Senate in Queens, where they will be joined by first Palestinian elected in New York history

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Letitia James appoints outside counsel to lead Cornell University rape case

By Barbara Russo-Lennon Conversation…
David Orkin was congratulated by Congresswoman-elect Claire Valdez for cruising past Republican Ruben Cruz II in the 38th Assembly District race on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Queens

Queens Democrats sweep New York state Assembly races

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The ‘People’s Republic of Astoria’ helped launch Mamdani’s mayoral campaign — could it be a launchpad for an AOC presidential bid?

By Shane O’Brien Conversation…
Assemblyman-elect Pesach Osina was all smiles while celebrating his win with his wife, Fraidy Osina.
Queens

Osina wins race for Assembly District 23

By Kristen Guglielmo Conversation…
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Manhattan elects brand-new congressional slate as Democrats sweep state races

By Robert Pozarycki & Barbara Russo-Lennon Conversation…
David Orkin won the race for Assembly District 38 by a landslide, with about 73 percent of the vote.
Queens

Orkin takes landslide win in AD 38

By Stephanie Meditz Conversation…
Rep. Yvette D. Clarke easily won re-election to the House of Representatives.
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Caribbean candidates easily win re-election in midterms 

By Nelson A. King Conversation…
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Dems may have flipped one seat to narrow Nassau GOP legislative majority

By Timothy Bolger Conversation…
Republican incumbent for Oyster Bay Town Supervisor, Joseph Saladino, is projected to declare victory for another two-year term along with Town Clerk Rich LaMarca.
Nassau

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Saladino reelected to sixth term

By Vivian Rose Conversation…
Democrat Joe Scianablo took down Republican incumbent John Ferretti in the race for Hempstead Town Supervisor.
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Scianablo declares victory over Hempstead Town Supervisor Ferretti

By Vivian Rose Conversation…
North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer S. DeSena is projected to win another term, defeating Democratic challenger Sean McCarthy by approximately 2,000 votes, according to unofficial Nassau County Board of Elections results.
Nassau

DeSena proclaims win in North Hempstead supervisor race

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Rep. Laura Gillen delivers her victory speech at the Nassau County Democratic watch party in New Hyde Park after winning reelection in New York's 4th Congressional District on Nov. 3.
Nassau

Laura Gillen wins reelection in NY-4, defeating Jeanine Driscoll

By Miao Li, Larissa Fuentes & Vivian Rose Conversation…
Tom Suozzi is projected to win the third congressional district in New York.
Nassau

Suozzi declares victory for sixth term representing NY’s 3rd Congressional District

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