Policy Shop
Policy Shop: Billions for Housing, A Citywide Swipe and Childcare for All
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Eric Adams and Andrew Yang were among the 2021 candidates who highlighted policy ideas as the campaign moved to within 50 days of election day.
Election 2021
Policy Shop: Garcia Pushes Career Paths, Donovan Mad About RAD
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Candidates also touted their cannabis industry plans and their Earth Day credentials.
Election 2021
Policy Shop: Placard Abuse, Foster Care and Health Equity
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Candidates for mayor pitched policies on a range of topics last week—and people running for comptroller, borough president, district attorney and Council joined in.
Policy Shop
Policy Shop: Yang on Broadway, Donovan Talks Trash and the Summer of Scott
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Plus, comptroller hopefuls on investing and sex crime, a DA candidate weighs in on cybercrime and calls for a tenant union.
Election 2021
Policy Shop: Power Plants, Pot Jobs, Plea Bargains and more
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NYC’s candidates for mayor, comptroller and district attorney have recently weighed in on everything from ethics to small business to school closures.
Election 2021
Policy Shop: A Latino Agenda, a Small Biz Rescue Plan and a Subway Holiday
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The spotlight was elsewhere last week, but the campaign 2021 policy ideas kept coming.
Policy Shop
The Policy Shop: Gender Crimes, Court Backlogs and Racial Equity
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The latest proposals from NYC candidates running for mayor and Manhattan district attorney.
2021 election
In Confronting Family Homelessness, Candidates Asked to Think Beyond Housing
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Advocates believe the city won’t see meaningful reductions in the number of kids who grow up partly in homeless shelters until policies target the social mobility of women of color.
Election 2021
Policy Shop: Cars, Bars and Czars in NYC’s Future
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Andrew Yang talked traffic on Staten Island. Kathryn Garcia called for letting bars and restaurants use more public space. And both Loree Sutton and Mark Levin have called for new czars of public safety and COVID-19 recovery.
2021 election
What to Ask Mayoral Candidates Who Say They Can Solve NYC’s Housing Crisis
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Thirteen questions for the candidates, to separate meaty plans from mere paperwork.
