Category: News and Opinion

Designating petitions have now been filed with Board of Elections and we can now see where likely September Primary contests will occur.

This list is subject to change as candidates will withdraw or be removed from the ballot after petitions are reviewed.

There are also probably typos & omissions on the list I received.

Weiner, your next Pubic Advocate.

Once the Board of Elections posts its certified election results, I usually do at least one story where I try to glean what there is to be found from the data.  As you may have noticed, I’ve already done one story from this year’s data.

Last year, I made a big hit with a column about the write-in vote in NYC elections—so big a hit that it got picked up as a national story by Politico.

I love Mary Alice Miller, but a few points are in order about her piece puffing the nearly non-existent prospects of the State Senate Dems, which should be subtitled “The World According to Mike Gianaris’ Masturbation Fantasies.”:

You have to give Mr. Romney some credit for going before the NAACP.  Here's how we discussed it on RNN-TV.

It was not the smartest thing to do when Romney told the group he intends to kill the health care reform law that brings coverage to 7 million uninsured African Americans, but hey, he was consistent with his message.

President Cuomo?  Here's how we discussed the topic on RNN-TV.

Mario didn't run, but sure thinks his son has what it takes, and Mario may have a good point.  Mario Cuomo says his son is “the best governor in modern times.”

Back in 2006, I noted:

Somewhat Bad News: Espaillat is not going to Congress

‎The Fat Lady hasn't taken her solo yet, but she's clearing her throat and the sheet music on her stand reads "Samba For Charlie.