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May 28, 2021
This is part of our One Issue Explainer series, where we break down where mayoral candidates stand on issues concerning New Yorkers.
May 14, 2021
(subject line: One Issue Explainer) The next mayor will take over a Department of Transportation that’s been racing against the clock to complete Mayor Bill de Blasio’s pledge to eliminate all pedestrian and cyclist deaths from vehicles by 2024. It’s up to the next mayor to either recommit to that goal or move the goalposts. While no democratic candidate has suggested rolling back any of de Blasio’s Vision Zero efforts, there is some daylight between candidates on how far they’re will...
May 12, 2021
How The Democratic Mayoral Hopefuls Would Tackle NYC’s Rise In Shootings arrow This is part of our (subject line: One Issue Explainer) The recent shooting that injured three people including a 4-year-old girl in Times Square was the latest incident in a disturbing rise in gun violence in recent months. While the majority of the gunfire has been concentrated in Central Brooklyn, Upper Manhattan, and parts of the Bronx, it’s become increasingly random, striking diners at Peter Luger...
May 11, 2021
How The Mayoral Candidates Will Make Housing More Affordable In NYC arrow People gather for a protest in August 2020 demanding New York cancel rent outside of Brooklyn housing court. JUSTIN LANE/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock This is part of our (subject line: One Issue Explainer) Last week, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill extending a moratorium that prevents New Yorkers from getting evicted from their home, a move the State Legislature says is intended to avert an eviction cr...
April 23, 2021
How Mayoral Candidates Will Help Small Businesses Hit Hard By The Pandemic arrow This is part of our (subject line: One Issue Explainer). New York Citys small business community has been hit hard by the pandemic, with non-essential businesses forced to close for a period of time, restaurants scaling back service, and a work-from-home mandate that brought foot traffic to a standstill. Any efforts made by the city and federal government to help keep small businesses afloat have fallen s...