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Election 2021

In Mayor’s Race, Adams and Stringer Get $7M in Public Money

By Jarrett Murphy | December 15, 2020

Dozens of other municipal candidates also cashed in on the first round of payments from the city’s matching funds system. Candidates who accept public financing agree to abide by spending limits and, if they are seeking citywide offices, to participate in televised debates.

2020
Julian Castro

A Primer on the Democratic Presidential Candidates’ Housing Plans

By Rachel Rippetoe | August 15, 2019

Four from the large field of Democratic challengers have released very detailed proposals. Others have talked more broadly about the need for a national housing strategy.

2020

Max & Murphy: Bill de Blasio … Presidential Candidate?

By Jarrett Murphy | February 28, 2019

Go ahead and diss Hizzoner’s apparent flirtation with a run for the highest office in the land. Just do it for the right reasons.

Agenda 2019

Max & Murphy: Benjamin Yee and Jared Rich Offer Distinct ‘Outsider’ Choices for Public Advocate

By Jarrett Murphy | January 31, 2019

There’s ‘outside’ as in out the parking lot, and then there’s ‘outside’ like outside in the woods next to the highway.

Agenda 2019

Max & Murphy: Nomiki Konst Wants to Change the Role of NYC’s Public Advocate

By Jarrett Murphy | January 24, 2019

Job No. 1, the journalist and activist says, would be to take the public advocate out of the mayoral line of succession.

Agenda 2019

Max & Murphy: As Public Advocate, Ron Kim Would Lead Aggressive Assault on Student Debt

By Jarrett Murphy | January 24, 2019

The Queens Assemblymember would ask Washington to forgive student debt, or transfer it to cities and states to administer. Barring that, he’d move to seize it using eminent domain.

Bronx

Democrats Seize Full Control of NYS, Thanks in Large Part to Donald Trump

By Jarrett Murphy | November 7, 2018

Democrats will face high expectations to deliver, deprived of the excuse of Republican obstruction. The state GOP, meanwhile, faces a period of self-examination after an historic defeat.

Bronx

Election Day Across NYC: Excitement, Worries and Problems at the Polls

By City Limits Election Reporting Network | November 6, 2018

‘It took me an hour and ten minutes to vote,’ one woman said. ‘Do you believe that?’

Read our daylong coverage of the 2018 elections as they play out across New York City.

Andrew Cuomo

We’ve Got Issues: Candidates for Governor on the Economy

By Jarrett Murphy | November 5, 2018

While Andrew Cuomo’s economic record and rhetoric are complicated, Republican challenger Marcus Molinaro largely proposes a familiar menu of tax cuts, regulatory rollbacks and spending restrictions.

The Max & Murphy Show

Max & Murphy: Statewide Candidates on Gun Rights, Corruption, Animal Welfare, Climate Change

By Jarrett Murphy | November 1, 2018

With less than a week to go until election 2018, meet the third-party candidates for attorney general and comptroller.

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