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“I’m going to be a fighter for the people,” says the former legislative staffer who broke with the Jersey machine early in her career and is now running to replace Donald Payne Jr. who inherited his congressional seat from his father 10 years ago.
In District 2, Erin Hussein Says She’s Ready to Lead by Listening
Political outsider challenges Carlina Rivera in battle for the future of District 2 on Manhattan’s Lower East Side.
The mayor’s race dominates the headlines, but every city office is on the ballot this year including all 51…
Barbara Bowen Passes the Torch
The outgoing leader of NYC’s leftmost union local looks back on long struggle to transform CUNY.
Andrew Yang and Eric Adams have topped the polls for most of the mayor’s race. It’s a depressing spectacle…
Millennial leftists have moved on like Scott Stringer never existed. However, the unions that backed him have remained in his corner.
Yuh-Line Niou Urges Chinatown Residents to Claim Their Power
A rising progressive star comforts her community and demands an end to business as usual in Albany.
Who’s Ready to Move Into the Governor’s Mansion?
Who is likely to lead a post-Cuomo New York and, if necessary, finish him off in a 2022 Democratic primary if he refuses to exit the stage?
Why Cuomo Must Go: He’s Toxic and He’s Been a Drag on New York for Years
Andrew Cuomo is the overhyped product of a media culture that elevates attitude over aptitude, style over substance. We deserve better.