Posted inRanked Choices
It’s Time to Vote, New York. Here’s How.
In this week's election newsletter, who's on the ballot, how to rank and a lot more.
Voting
Posted inCampaign 2025
How New Yorkers Choose Judges — and Why There Might Not Be Any on Your Ballot
Most judicial nominations are determined before voters see their ballot. But in the June primary, some voters will have a say in filling five Civil Court vacancies and selecting eight judicial delegations.
Posted inCampaign 2025
NYC Mayoral Candidates Battle Each Other — and Trump — in Chaotic 9-Way Debate
Affordability and crime also took center stage in the first of two Democratic primary debates.
Posted inCampaign 2025
Who’s Running for Borough President — And Why You Should Care
Borough presidents are like mini-mayors. What they do in office depends a lot on who they are.
Posted inCampaign 2025
Why Am I Getting So Many NYC Election Texts?
What to do when you’re asked to fill out a poll, why you’re getting targeted and how to spot a scam.
Posted inCampaign 2025
Who’s Running for District Attorney in NYC in 2025
Candidates in Manhattan and Brooklyn will be on the ballot.
Posted inCampaign 2025
Judges Reject Ballot Attack From Big-Money PAC in Bronx Council Race
Clarisa Alayeto will remain on the ballot for the Democratic primary next month after fighting off a legal challenge from a deep-pocketed independent expenditure group backing her opponent.
Posted inRanked Choices
Gaming the Vote? The Strategy Behind Your Ballot’s Top Five
In this week’s election newsletter, we look at last November's vote trends, the blank ballot wave and more.
Posted inElections
Can Voters Game Out Their Ranked Choice Ballot?
Though the system can seem opaque, the best way to do it is the most straightforward one.
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Labor Powerhouse Backs the Other Adams, and Mayor’s Power Over Transit
In this week’s election newsletter, we revisit which endorsements really matter, our favorite election stories and more ...