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What About Those Judges? A Guide to NYC’s 2021 Judicial Ballot

On Tuesday, New Yorkers will head to the polls to cast ballots for New York City’s next mayor, comptroller, public advocates, borough presidents and City Council members. Some voters will also be asked to choose from a slate of judicial nominees. Below is an overview of those on the ballot Nov. 2.

ByJeanmarie Evelly

ByDaniel Parra

ByDavid Brand

ByEse OlumhenseNovember 2, 20215Comments

Government Justice

Oh Yeah, the Judges: A Quick Guide to NYC’s 2020 Judicial Ballot

On November 3, New York City voters will elect judges who will guide and decide civil and criminal cases for a decade or more.

ByJarrett Murphy

ByDayun ParkOctober 15, 202031Comments

Government Justice

Democratic Moves on Brooklyn’s Judicial Ballot Getting Scrutiny

… though not as much as they would have if there had been a primary race.

ByTheodore HammSeptember 27, 20183Comments

Government Politics

It’s Election Day in NYC. Who’s On the Ballot?

In Tuesday’s general election, there are 35 City Council races with more than one candidate on the ballot, as well as contests for Queens District Attorney, Civil Court, Surrogate and Supreme Court judges, and two proposals that would amend the state constitution in relation to debt limits.

ByJeanmarie EvellyNovember 7, 20230Comments

Government Justice

Who Are Those Judges You’ll See on the New York Primary Ballot?

Judicial posts, important though they are, rarely see much campaigning or media coverage and are usually omitted from voters’ guides.

ByMariama Bah

ByYasmine Chokrane

ByMia Gindis

ByMiguel FloresJune 8, 202020Comments

Government

Candidates & Ballot Questions: Your 2019 New York City Voters’ Guide

Voters will make important decisions on citywide offices, changes to the city’s governing structure and judicial posts. Some will decide a race for district attorney and others will settle the contest for a City Council seat.

ByJarrett Murphy

ByColeson SmithNovember 4, 20190Comments

Government

A Voter Guide for Judicial Races, but Most Candidates Didn’t Provide Info

Only a little over a third of the candidates on the Nov. 6 ballot for judicial posts in the five boroughs provided biographical information to the state court system. Can you help us fill out the picture?

ByJarrett MurphyOctober 25, 20182Comments

Government

Close Calls and Sure Things on Brooklyn's Ballot

Come November 5, one Council candidate will have no opponent at all. Several Democrats will face no Republican opposition. And a few races will offer crowded fields.

ByJarrett MurphyOctober 9, 20130Comments

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JUDICIAL REVIEW

The Working Families Party will offer a judicial ballot-line in Brooklyn, with nominees chosen through an independent panel.

ByK. WrightJune 30, 20030Comments

Government

Election Day 2020: Updates from the Polls in NYC

Poll sites in New York City opened at 6 a.m. Thursday, where residents were already lining up to cast ballots in an historic presidential election amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

ByJeanmarie Evelly

ByJarrett Murphy

ByNicole Javorsky

ByDaniel ParraNovember 3, 20200Comments

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