Sally Goldenberg
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Hochul beats Zeldin to be New York’s first elected female governor
The Democratic governor faced a tougher-than-expected challenge from the Long Island congressman. → Read More
Kathy Hochul’s slipping polls could propel her campaign for New York governor
Democrats are on edge and bringing in the reinforcements amid a narrower-than-expected margin. → Read More
Democrats are anxious about an unlikely battleground: New York City
Supporters of Gov. Kathy Hochul are concerned her ground game in the nation's largest city is faltering as Republican Lee Zeldin makes polling gains across the state. → Read More
Real estate executives flood Adams’ 2025 reelection account. Here's who contributed.
Of the $850,077 the new mayor raised during his first six months in office at least $156,000 stemmed from people working in the real estate industry. → Read More
New York City to bid on 2024 Democratic National Convention
Mayor Eric Adams' team is finalizing its application ahead of a May 27 submission deadline and the winner is expected to be announced later this year. → Read More
National Dems are calling in a new communications expert: Eric Adams
The New York mayor spoke last week at a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee event at the request of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney. → Read More
Adams quietly undoes de Blasio-era lobbying disclosure requirement
The two-page memo defines lobbying as “the attempt to influence certain government actions” and advises the staffers that they may be subject to this type of outreach. → Read More
De Blasio, newly departed from office, eyeing congressional run
De Blasio’s allies believe he could perform well among Black and Latino voters in parts of the district, though he has remained unpopular among conservative white voters and progressives, according to polls. → Read More
De Blasio will not run for governor after all
The decision appeared to mark the end of the political road for the city's 109th mayor. → Read More
A pro-business retired cop sparks liberal revolt in first few weeks as mayor
By the time Eric Adams was sworn in as the city’s 110th mayor on Jan. 1, he had already tangled with progressives on criminal justice policy. → Read More
De Blasio became NYC mayor with high hopes, leaves with confounding record
The sharp political instinct that guided him from Brooklyn school board to City Hall eluded him throughout his tenure. → Read More
De Blasio became NYC mayor with high hopes, leaves with confounding record
The sharp political instinct that guided him from Brooklyn school board to City Hall eluded him throughout his tenure. → Read More
Adrienne Adams picks up support in Council speaker race
Mayor-elect Eric Adams and his allies are pushing Francisco Moya. → Read More
New York’s next mayor wants to save the city from the evils of olive oil
“We can save more lives with plant-based diet if people would only realize they are enslaved to fats, oil, sugar and things that are killing their body,” Adams said in a short 2018 film. → Read More
Eric Adams' push in Council speaker's race hitting opposition
Adams and his political advisers have been quietly backing Queens Council Member Francisco Moya in the in-house race to lead the Council, and were in good standing earlier this week. → Read More
Hochul dominates gubernatorial field in early poll
Two politicians included in the poll — Cuomo and de Blasio — have the unenviable distinction of negative reviews outweighing positive ones. → Read More
New York governor’s race heats up, 1,600 miles away
The annual SOMOS conference has been one of the most important times on New York’s political calendar for decades. → Read More
Democrats grapple with Election Day losses amid SOMOS revelry
Hochul and Adams sought to explain GOP success at the polls on Tuesday while celebrating their own roles atop the Democratic leadership pyramid. → Read More
New York thought it was done with Bill de Blasio. He thinks they might want more.
“We need to look ahead; we need to build something new; we need to build something better,” he said. → Read More
New York’s attorney general said to be planning run for governor
In a statement, a senior adviser to James’ campaign team said the attorney general would announce her decision on the race in the coming days. → Read More