13 candidates win seats on Queens bench, including four new Civil Court judges
/Thirteen judges, all Democrats, won seats on the Civil and Supreme Court benches in Queens Tuesday.
Thirteen judges, all Democrats, won seats on the Civil and Supreme Court benches in Queens Tuesday.
Khaleel Anderson, Jessica Gonzalez-Rojas, Zohran Mamdani and Jenifer Rajkumar will take office for the first time in 2021.
Read MoreAnderson joins Teddy Roosevelt, Ruben Diaz Jr. and Richard Gottfried as New York’s youngest-ever assemblymembers.
Read MoreRichards received more than 2/3 of the in-person vote.
Read More“When women are in charge, policies are more inclusive and better for working families, and everyone knows if you want something done, done right, give it to a woman.”
Read MoreHow can you convey the pure drive and determination of a man who wanted to make sure that all people had a chance to get ahead in life?
Read MoreHere in Queens, we have our own presidential election to worry about.
Read More“There is nothing like the thrill of showing up to a polling site and seeing the crowds.”
Read MoreDemocrat Donovan Richards takes on Republican Joann Ariola and third-party candidate Dao Yin.
Read More“This is a battle for democracy.”
Read MoreLancman’s early departure will trigger a special election in Council District 24.
Read MoreSpigner represented Council District 27 for 27 years.
Read MoreWho are the four Queens Civil Court candidates on the ballot?
Read MoreMeridith Maskara is the CEO of Girl Scouts of Greater New York.
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