David Orkin, a democratic socialist candidate for the State Assembly, alleged in a lawsuit that Queens Assemblymember Jenifer Rajkumar’s campaign forged petition signatures in an effort to get the incumbent on the ballot.
Read MoreKristen Gonzalez beats out Elizabeth Crowley in State Senate District 59. Senator Joseph Addabbo cruises to victory. Robert Zimmerman wins in Congressional District 3. Read more about the results of Tuesday’s primary election here.
Read MoreProblems at the polls? An apt metaphor for the race for Queens only State Senate District? A voter spits on the ground after exiting a polling site? Did Queens’ second primary election in as many months have it all?
Read MoreThe race for the only open State Senate district in Queens saw a major shakeup over the weekend as early voting began throughout New York State.
Read MoreFewer puzzle pieces, a little more compact, a new Senate seat in Queens replacing and old new Senate seat in Queens. Read more about the borough’s likely new State Senate districts here.
Read MoreWhether or not Queens’ new State Senate district stays as is, has its electoral lines altered or is eliminated altogether is up in the air.
Read MoreFormer City Councilmember and two-time Queens borough president candidate Elizabeth Crowley is running to represent the newly created State Senate District 17.
Read MoreElizabeth Crowley conceded in the race for Queens borough president on Friday.
Read MoreQueens Borough President Donovan Richards proved successful in his bid for reelection, according to the latest unofficial count from the Board of Elections.
Read MoreAll three candidates participated in the forum, where a discussion about improving public safety turned into a conversation about the role of the New York City Police Department.
Queens is a beautiful place with precious resources — first and foremost, our people and our environment.
Read MoreCrowley is courting moderate Democrats in the three-candidate race.
Read More“Our students are suffering and need to immediately resume in-person education.”
Read MoreCrowley finished second in the Democratic primary last year.
Read MoreEach candidate’s name was recognized by fewer than 50 percent of respondents.
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