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2021 election

2021 election

Aging in the City: What the Mayoral Candidates Say They’ll Do for Older New Yorkers

By Jeanmarie Evelly | April 15, 2021

City Limits hosted a mayoral forum on aging, quizzing the candidates on how they would serve their older constituents when it comes to affordable housing, discrimination in the workplace, social services, internet access and street safety.

2021 election

Dinowitz and Feliz Appear to Prevail in Bronx Council Races

By Jarrett Murphy | April 13, 2021

Ranked-choice voting tallies have been underway in the special elections that occurred March 23.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Opinion: NYC Mayoral Candidates’ Campaign Contortions on Religious Instruction

By David C. Bloomfield | April 8, 2021

‘It’s silly season on the mayoral campaign trail as candidates contort to convert voting blocs to their cause. But the mayor’s duty to assure quality education for all New Yorkers is too serious for this capricious campaign foolery.’

Housing and Development

Next Mayor Could Confront Nine-Digit Deficits at NYCHA

By Jarrett Murphy | April 8, 2021

The housing authority managed to balance its books last year, and an infusion of federal support will help it do so in 2021. But budget gaps of $300 million or more lurk in 2022 and beyond.

2021 election

Opinion: Supportive Housing is the Missing Piece from the Mayoral Housing Conversation

By Laura Mascuch | April 7, 2021

‘Supportive housing has been notably absent from most mayoral candidate housing discussions in spite of the fact that our homelessness crisis is the worst on record – and that it disproportionately impacts Black and brown New Yorkers. It is time for that to change.’

2021 election

Andrew Yang Disrupts the Mayor’s Race, But Some of His Ideas Fall Flat

By Jarrett Murphy | April 7, 2021

Do his comments on casinos, yeshivas and the teachers union suggest that his campaign has not done its homework?

Election 2021
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Advocates Push to Bring Poll Sites to NYC Jails

By Jeanmarie Evelly | April 6, 2021

As the June primary election approaches, dvocacy groups have raised concerns about voting access at Rikers Island other facilities, saying New York should follow the lead of cities like Chicago, Los Angeles and D.C. in bringing in-person voting to jails.

Election 2021

Policy Shop: Power Plants, Pot Jobs, Plea Bargains and more

By Jarrett Murphy | April 5, 2021

NYC’s candidates for mayor, comptroller and district attorney have recently weighed in on everything from ethics to small business to school closures.

2021 election

Trains, Plans & Automobiles: Transportation Issues in the 2021 Campaign

By Jarrett Murphy | April 5, 2021

From subways and buses to bikes and ferries, the people who win this year’s elections for mayor and other city offices will not only shape how New Yorkers get around, but also how public space and taxpayer money gets used.

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Housing, Homelessness & the 2021 Race: The Questions Candidates Must Answer

By Jarrett Murphy | April 1, 2021

Experts on housing finance and family homelessness joined the Max & Murphy Show to size up the issues that will confront the next mayor.

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