The Vermont socialist may soon remove the capital ‘D’ that has been appended to his name over the course of the race, but his stubborn refusal to prematurely accept The Math has produced a welcome Spring crop of small ‘d’ democracy.
A look at how the numbers of registered voters have shifted across parties and boroughs over the past eight years.
Is there a better way to run elections in New York State? Will more voters show up if we do it that way? Two political observers weigh in via a video interview.
Why would elected officials change the rules that helped them gain and keep office? If thousands of New Yorkers demand it, advocates say.
We ask not what your city does for you, but what you do for your city.
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