Six takeaways from Queens’ election results
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Here are six takeaways from Queens’ Election Day.
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Queens candidate charged in AI fraud case asks judge to move case out of borough
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Jonathan David Rinaldi, the perennial Queens political candidate facing fraud charges for AI and computer-generated campaign ads, wants his case moved out of the borough.
Read MoreQueens Democrats sweep borough’s congressional, state legislative races
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Queens incumbent Democrats breezed to victory Tuesday, defeating Republican challengers by significant margins across all corners of the borough.
Read MorePesach Osina claims victory in closely watched South Queens Assembly race
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Democrat Pesach Osina appeared to win the 23rd Assembly District in South Queens, succeeding retiring incumbent Stacey Pheffer Amato, according to unofficial vote totals.
Read MoreVoters split in Queens’ most hotly contested local race
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Voters in the the 23rd Assembly District headed to the polls to vote for either Pesach Osina, a well-known Democratic operative, or Republican Thomas Sullivan, an Army veteran making his third attempt at the seat.
Read MoreWherever AOC goes next, Queens voters say they’ll follow
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Tuesday may mark the final time Queens voters see AOC on their congressional ballots, but many say they will support her wherever she goes next.
Read MoreWho – and what – is on the ballot in Queens?
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Queens’ voter guide for the Nov. 3, 2026 election.
Read MoreHochul and Blakeman make final push in Queens before Election Day
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Both Governor Kathy Hochul and her Republican challenger, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, made their final pitches to Queens voters over the weekend.
Read MoreQueens lawmakers and advocates rally for pied-à-terre tax as appellate court hears case
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The city was back in court defending its rollout of the pied-à-terre tax this week. A number of lawmakers and advocates from Queens rallied before the hearing in support of the surcharge on second homes valued at $5 million or higher.
Read MoreUlrich pulled strings to score DOC job for co-defendant’s daughter, calls show
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Former Queens City Councilmember Eric Ulrich used his influence in Mayor Eric Adams’ administration to score his co-defendant’s daughter a high-paying job in the Department of Correction, recorded phone calls played in court on Tuesday showed.
Read MoreHalf of Queens’ judicial candidates found to be ‘qualified’ for the bench
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Around half of the candidates running for a judicial position in Queens got the thumbs up from a pair of local bar associations, which aim to give voters insight into whether candidates have the temperament, experience and record to sit on the bench.
Read MoreMassive early voting turnout in Queens
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Queens voters turned out for the first two days of early voting in this year’s midterm elections in numbers that trounced recent years.
Read MoreSupporters rally for Delivery Protection Act as outside opposition grows
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani joined legislators and union members on Thursday to call for the passage of the Delivery Protection Act, which would regulate Amazon’s use of third-party delivery drivers.
Read More‘What do these people want?’: Ulrich was pressured to find City Hall gig for illegal gambling den boss, DA says
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The owner of an illegal South Queens gambling den who loaned money to former Queens City Councilmember Eric Ulrich had been pressuring the former politician for a position with city government before both got busted for bribery, recorded phone calls played during Ulrich’s trial on Wednesday showed.
Read MoreFormer Queens Councilmember Eric Ulrich goes on trial in $150K bribery case
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The trial for former Queens City Councilmember Eric Ulrich, who is accused of taking over $150,000 in bribes while he served as a local lawmaker and as the city’s building’s commissioner under Mayor Eric Adams, officially began on Monday.
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