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Chang, who defeated longtime Democratic Assemblyman Peter Abbate last month, testified at a Judiciary Committee hearing held as part of an Assembly probe into whether he truly lived in Brooklyn for at least a year prior to Election Day as required by law.

The Republican, who defeated longtime Dem Assemblyman Peter Abbate, Jr. last month, spoke out over the weekend for the first time since the Assembly launched a probe to determine whether Chang truly lived in the borough for at least a year prior to Election Day, as, required by law.

Assemblymember-elect Lester Chang insisted he does meet the residency requirements to serve in his new southern Brooklyn district on Saturday after the

Speaker Carl Heastie (D-Bronx) is directing the Assembly Judiciary Committee to determine whether member-elect Lester Chang established residency in Brooklyn for at least a year prior to last month’s election, as required by law.

New York’s leading campaign advisers, pollsters and fundraisers.

“I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat,” said Will Rogers. The Brooklyn Dems under Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn are trying their best to prove Rogers right.

The movers and shakers in New York City’s bustling center of business.

New York’s highest court rightly shredded gerrymandered maps for U.S. Congress and the state Senate (or maybe we should call them gianarismandered, after the Democratic state senator who led the antidemocratic effort).

The two Democrats both won decisively in deep-blue sections of the city, according to unofficial election results published by the state Board of Elections.