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Feb 2018

Max & Murphy: Mollenkopf, Scholar of the City, Says Competition Key to Healthier Democracy De Blasio Seeks

CUNY Professor John Mollenkopf, a student of New York City mayors since John Lindsay, says the mayor’s state of the city was on target in diagnosing serious shortcomings in local…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

08

Nov 2017

Government

The Election Changed Nothing in NYC. But Change is Coming All the Same.

Mayor de Blasio was resoundingly re-elected. Almost every other incumbent was also safely returned to power. NYC’s government in 2018 will look much like it has for the past four…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

31

Oct 2017

Government

Your Guide to Who is Running in Every 2017 Race

From the race for mayor to the contests for Council, from borough president to district attorney, be it a judicial race or the run for a vacant state legislative seat,…

ByCity Limits 0Comments

09

Nov 2016

Government Video

Video: What Will Election 2016 Mean to Young Voters?

Hours before the polls closed and the world changed, BRIC-TV aired this discussion about young voters, political engagement and the democratic process.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

27

Oct 2016

Government Video

Video: Is There Any Suspense Left in Campaign 2016?

The actual result of the election is just one nodule of suspense (or curiosity, or worry, or terror, depending on your perspective) as Election Day approaches.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

27

Sep 2016

Uncategorized

An Open Letter to NYCHA Millennials: Your Votes Matter

Regardless of the outcome, this year’s election will change the course of our lives. Make sure your voice is heard.

ByRitchie Torres

ByDiatre Padilla 0Comments

08

Jun 2016

Opinion

It’s Time for Bernie To Drop Out. No Really. This Time We Mean It.

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…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Apr 2016

In Depth