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State Sen. Marisol Alcantara and former Councilmember Robert Jackson joined the show to discuss their competing cases to primary voters in Northern Manhattan and the West Side.

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Jul 2018

Government In Depth

Meaning of the IDC Looms Large in Alcantara-Jackson Senate Rematch

Little separates the two candidates except that fact that one pledged not to join the Independent Democratic Conference and the other did. So, how important is that fact?

ByJarrett Murphy 11Comments

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Jul 2018

Government

Big Themes and Local Loyalties in Central Brooklyn Senate Race

Zellnor Myrie’s challenge to Sen. Jesse Hamilton will be a test of whether and how a candidate’s former ties to the IDC matter to voters.

ByJarrett Murphy 5Comments

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Jul 2018

Government Video

Video: Julia Salazar Hopes to Ride Progressive Wave to Primary Win

The discussion was about her very progressive menu of policy ideas, from rent stabilization for all to single-payer healthcare to non-citizen voting.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2018

Government

Overshadowed By Donovan-Grimm Battle, Six Democrats Vie for Chance to Turn NYC’s Lone Red Seat Blue

Union ties, military experience and a personal connection the immigration debate characterize many of the Democratic hopefuls.

ByAngely Mercado 2Comments

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Jun 2018

CLARIFY Government In Depth

Who’s Funding Former IDC Members and their Primary Challengers?

Seven of the former Independent Democratic Conference members face primary challenges, but nearly all the incumbents enjoy heavy financial advantages.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 4Comments

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Jun 2018

Opinion

CItyViews: An Open Letter to Democratic Leaders on the Failure to Achieve Justice Reforms

‘We know that Republicans will not be helpful in our efforts to build a more just society – but Democratic leaders are also letting us down.’

ByNick Encalada-Malinowski 2Comments

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Mar 2018

Government Podcasts Video

Watch and Listen: Andrew Gounardes Takes a Second Shot at Unseating GOP Senator

From high-school intern to novice candidate six years ago to this year’s run for the 22nd district, the Brooklyn attorney has been trying to get a Democrat into Martin Golden’s…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Feb 2017

Opinion

No BackSpace: It’s the Incessant Fundraising, Stupid (Why Big Money Dooms Democrats)

‘Campaigning and governing is now indistinguishable from fundraising. The vast majority of e-mails and letters that I now receive from elected officials are either thinly veiled fundraising pitches or overt…

ByJoel Berg 0Comments

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Jul 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews: Conventions Lend Visibility to Marginalized Blacks and Whites. Is That Enough?

For blacks marginalized by racism and whites wounded by economic isolation, being invisible is a problem. But as the party conventions and other recent events illustrate, being seen can…

ByKimberly Westcott 0Comments

Max & Murphy: Democratic Senate Rivals Point to Results, Republicans and Race

Meaning of the IDC Looms Large in Alcantara-Jackson Senate Rematch

Big Themes and Local Loyalties in Central Brooklyn Senate Race

Video: Julia Salazar Hopes to Ride Progressive Wave to Primary Win

Overshadowed By Donovan-Grimm Battle, Six Democrats Vie for Chance to Turn NYC’s Lone Red Seat Blue

Who’s Funding Former IDC Members and their Primary Challengers?

CItyViews: An Open Letter to Democratic Leaders on the Failure to Achieve Justice Reforms

Watch and Listen: Andrew Gounardes Takes a Second Shot at Unseating GOP Senator

No BackSpace: It’s the Incessant Fundraising, Stupid (Why Big Money Dooms Democrats)

CityViews: Conventions Lend Visibility to Marginalized Blacks and Whites. Is That Enough?

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