New York City voters, be prepared to decide on more than just your next mayor. Here's a breakdown of five new proposals that will be on the ballots come this November.

Clinton County Republicans announced that a complaint has been filed against Plattsburgh Town Supervisor Michael Cashman, who is the Democratic nominee for the NY-115 district seat.

A Republican nominee has officially been chosen for the upcoming special election to replace Billy Jones in New York Assembly District 115. Top video: See previous coverage Retired New York State Police Commander Brent Davison was unanimously chosen as the GOP candidate by the Republican Committee chairs of Clinton,

New poll on New York mayor's race finds Trump is a factor. Voters say next mayor should oppose sending National Guard to New York City.

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Cox, shortly after he was re-elected to lead Empire State Republicans for another two-year term, told reporters there wouldn’t be a GOP gubernatorial primary this year.

Floral Park resident Michele Meyer said she felt it was “necessary” to use the public comment portion of the village’s board meeting to express her “extreme

Mamdani is running up the score,” said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist University Institute for Public Opinion.

Republicans bypassed Rep. Elise Stefanik's preferred pick and selected former state police commander Brent Davison to run in the special election on Nov. 4.

The New York mayoral contest has been a hotbed of debate over the Democratic Party’s identity crisis. But those who follow politics closely know that gubernatorial contests in Virginia and New Jersey will be more useful predictors of the 2026 midterm environment in swing areas around the country than the election results from a large,

A date has finally been set for the special election in New York’s 115th assembly district, which covers Clinton, Franklin, and part of Essex Counties.

Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams have won support from the same coalition of voters in their bids to lead New York City, setting them on a collision course that could