Voters stay home in record numbers
Just 14.8 percent of the eligible voters--9,711 of the 65,459 registered—went to the polls.
Just 14.8 percent of the eligible voters--9,711 of the 65,459 registered—went to the polls.
Mott Haven Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito cruised to re-election on Nov. 5 and immediately announced that she wants one of the most powerful jobs in city government – City Council Speaker.
Incumbent defeats five opponents handily, promising she won't forget Mott Haven in her split district.
Councilwoman will continue to represent Melrose, Hunts Point and Longwood.
Polls will be open on Sept. 10 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. You can find your polling place by calling 1-866-VOTE-NYC or visiting http://nyc.pollsitelocator.com/Search.aspx If no candidate wins 40…
City Council candidate Maria del Carmen Arroyo is closing the money gap with her challenger Julio Pabon, new filings with the city’s Campaign Finance Board show.<!–more–> The finance board, which…
As the race nears the home stretch, a challenger has more spending power.
The case to knock reining City Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo off the ballot before the September Democratic primary was upended today by a five-member panel of State Supreme Court…