Albany Beat – November 1, 2024
All of the above contested races are likely to be decided by one or two percentage points. A victory will depend upon which candidate does the better job of getting out the vote.
Albany Beat – October 28, 2022
Even though Felder received 60 percent of the vote on the Republican line two years ago, he is still enrolled as a Democrat, with no plans to change that designation, so he can have the staff allocation and office expenses afforded elected officials in the majority party.
Albany Beat – July 29, 2022
During his lengthy career Long shaped the party and politics in New York state while operating his family-run liquor store in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn.
Albany Beat – June 24, 2022
The districts were skewed so that Democrats could create a deeper foothold with their majorities and bury Republicans for decades to come.
Albany Beat – May 27, 2022
Whoever wins that race will have to battle it out again in November under the newly adopted district lines. The newly drawn district runs from the Massachusetts border to Ithaca, taking in nine counties and parts of two others.
Albany Beat – April 22, 2022
Conspicuously absent from commenting on the Benjamin matter is Attorney General Letitia James and Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, a former state Assemblyman.
Albany Beat – February 18, 2022
New York City officials have squirreled away $1 billion in a rainy-day fund over the past two years, fearing a multi-billion-dollar budget deficit in the coming years.
Albany Beat – February 4, 2022
The governor maintains that wearing masks and getting booster shots is the main reason for the positive downward trend in hospitalizations.
Albany Beat – January 7, 2021
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