Amid a field of progressive candidates, the developer-backed Jobs for New York PAC’s support for one candidate both boosts her efforts–and makes her a target.
Many residents say they’ll vote, but won’t pick a candidate until September. They’re skeptical of promises, concerned about character and doubtful that identity politics will carry Primary Day.
Foes blast his support for Mugabe and Qaddafi. Fans cheer the affordable housing he secured. And now six people are running to replace Charles Barron—including his wife.
A wonkish point of order: So far, the former gov’s bold vision for the comptroller’s post sounds a lot like … what the comptroller’s post already involves.
As Campaign 2013’s temperature rose, diners at Mott Haven’s Camaguey restaurant and voters in Melrose had little interest in their lowest-level officials.
A federally ordered retrofit of street signs featuring lower-case lettering in place of capital letters could be delayed for years. Bronx residents are remaining CALM—and also calm—amid the crisis.
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