2021 election
In the Bronx, a Rare Open Seat for the Next Borough President
Jarrett Murphy |
This June’s Democratic primary is only the third time since 1969 that Bronx voters get an open competition for borough leader.
Covering the races for mayor, public advocate, comptroller, borough president, district attorney, City Council and judge.
This June’s Democratic primary is only the third time since 1969 that Bronx voters get an open competition for borough leader.
Candidates must answer calls for fundamental reforms amid higher violence and a strapped city budget.
Seven years after leaving the City Council after three terms, Jim Gennaro appears to be headed back to City Hall representing the 24th district after besting a field that featured fresh faces, Asian voices and more progressive views.
It’s snowing outside, but it’s been raining policy in New York’s 2021 campaigns. Here’s the first installment of a series breaking down some of the big ideas.
Watch the Center for Community Media forum with four 2021 contenders.
The veteran official also plots a cautious path on fossil-fuel divestment and says he’s opposed to reducing NYPD headcount.
State Sen. Brian Benjamin also answered questions about his outside work for an investment firm.
Keep an eye on the people seeking to keep an eye on NYC’s spending and savings.
‘The math is simple. In a time when less people are riding the subway due to the COVID-19 pandemic, crime is more likely to occur due to the lack of potential eyewitnesses and brave New Yorkers present as psychological and physical deterrents.’
What should voters look for when would-be mayors start talking about carbon footprints and coastal resiliency?