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Scott Stringer’s deep experience in New York City politics has yet to translate into momentum in the mayor’s race. Could an endorsement from the Working Families Party help?

POLITICO Get the New York Playbook PM newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. 04/14/2021 03:57 PM EDT With much of organized labor having already taken sides in the New York City mayor’s race, all eyes turn now to...

arrow Stringer, Morales, and Wiley Lev Radin/Pacific Press/Shutterstock In a nod to the city’s new ranked-choice voting system—and in a sign that progressives want to come together to stop the rise of more moderate candidates—the Working Families Party announced its ranked mayoral endorsements late Tuesday, giving the top spot to Scott Stringer, the New York City Comptroller, followed by former non-profit executive Dianne Morales as their second choice, and civil rights atto...

Will Tusk be the next Capalino? Andrew Yang’s two campaign managers, his press secretary, his policy director and multiple senior advisers don’t actually work for his New York City mayoral campaign. They’re employed by Tusk Strategies, a lobbying firm that’s regularly hired by clients to advocate for or against bills that are being considered by the City Council and the mayor. And the arrangement raises concerns about what kind of access this lobbying firm – and the private clients th...

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arrow Mayoral candidate Shaun Donovan is spending nearly $800,000 a week in television ads. Donald Trump spent a fraction on televised ads compared to Hillary Clinton during his 2016 presidential campaign. Two years later, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez didnt bother with the expenditure when she shockingly defeated incumbent Joseph Crowley on a shoestring budget. But political experts and campaign consultants continue to gnaw over the vexing question: in the age of social media, when a cheaply-m...

With the June 22 Democratic mayoral primary exactly 10 weeks away and New York City’s future hanging in the balance, a crowded field has its work cut out.

With dozens of the governor’s fellow Democrats in the running and the June 22 primary fast approaching, the scandal-plagued governor said Monday that he is holding off on endorsing anyone at the moment.

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. In New York City, one of the world’s leading magnets for immigration, foreign-born residents make up 37% or a little more than 3.1 million of its total population. As of 2018, immigrants contributed $232 billion to the city’s GDP and accounted for 45% of its workforce. But the inequities experienced by immigrant New Yorkers, which go far beyond just immigration issues, remain largely unaddressed.  According to the city’s official Government Poverty Measure, which includes factors like ...