Election 2017
In Tightly Competitive District 1 Race, Chin Holds Seat
Abigail Savitch-Lew |
Margaret Chin took 49.9 percent of the vote; challenger Christopher Marte took 37 percent.
Margaret Chin took 49.9 percent of the vote; challenger Christopher Marte took 37 percent.
A flyer containing incendiary charges is circulating in a Lower Manhattan district where there’s a tight Council race. Many of the charges appear overstated or include falsehoods, while the accuracy of others are subject to interpretation.
Malliotakis made sure public housing was on her campaign trail. But will she be the better candidate for NYCHA’s residents?
Councilmember Chin and Borough President Brewer announced a new measure to protect the Two Bridges neighborhood—the same day the Lower East Siders for Christopher Marte announced a march to oust Chin.
Plus, pushback on for-profit developers and debate over the con con.
Can a socialist in Brooklyn, a fiscal conservative in Manhattan, a Dem in East Queens; a charter-school advocate in Harlem, and a Working Families Party candidate win the general?
We asked the Republican candidate for mayor for more detail on her approach to tackling the affordability crisis.
The answer is no: The program was created after his last term in council.
A winner hasn’t been officially declared, but Diana Ayala has a two point lead over Assemblymember Robert Rodriguez
Bill Perkins, who was elected in a special district race to the Council in February, won again and with a greater lead in Tuesday’s primary.