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Elections

The candidates. The issues. Whether and how democracy gets delivered, each Election Day.

Latest News

  • Gaypt and James campaign posters
    Outsider Brooklyn Congressional Candidates Lack Cash but Not a Critique

    While it's safe to bet against both Gayot and James, there's no such thing as a sure thing—especially not this year, when traditional campaigning has been shelved, most voting will be by mail and many voters are distracted by the COVID-19 crisis.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • It’s Newcomers vs. Veteran Pols in Race for Bronx Congressional Seat
    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Watch the 15th Congressional District Primary Debate
    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Brooklyn Congressional Primary Rematch Plays Out on a Changed Landscape
    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Video: The 2020 Campaign, as Seen from Chinatown
    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Can NYS Run a Safe Primary in June and Accommodate Voters With Disabilities?
    By Ethan Stark-Miller
  • Latinos Will Be Key in 2020. Here’s How One News Outlet Will Cover the Race.
    By Jarrett Murphy

From the Archives

  • Peter Harrison
    A Subway Chat About NY-12 Candidate Harrison’s Transit Plan

    What Pete Harrison lacks in money and name recognition he is hoping to make up with bold ideas, like a $1.7 trillion plan to provide free transit for all

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Mayor Pete Buttigieg
    Homelessness Lurks Behind the Scenes of New Hampshire’s Primary

    New Hampshire is one of the least-poor states. But pockets of need and rising concerns about homelessness hint at vulnerabilities the mainstream campaign narrative overlooks.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • yvette clarke and adem bunkeddeko
    In Election Rematch, Brooklyn Congressional Candidates Serve Up Housing Policy

    Rep. Yvette Clarke has proposed changing the way affordable-housing rents are set, while challenger Adem Bunkeddeko proposes a sweeping plan to build low-income housing.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Dianne Morales and Loree Sutton
    News Flash: There are Women Running for Mayor

    The early previews of 2021 are heavily male. Nonprofit executive Dianne Morales and former veterans affairs commission Loree Sutton are vying to make the main stage.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Suraj Patel
    House Challenger Pitches Monthly Cash Payment for All Parents

    Suraj Patel, running again to unseat Rep. Carolyn Maloney, wants to collapse existing tax credits into a universal child allowance.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Metro Focus 2020 special
    Will New York’s Presidential Primary Matter?

    City Limits' editor joined a Democratic analyst and a Republican operative to break down the 2020 race.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Melinda Katz
    The 2019 Election Results: What They Mean, and What Comes Next

    The end of the 2019 elections means the 2020 election year has officially begun, although in reality it's been underway for months, if not longer.

    By Jarrett Murphy
  • Public Advocate candidates
    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.

    By Jarrett Murphy and Coleson Smith
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