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Democrats Wrest Control Of NY State Senate From Republicans
Democrats' win at the state level may be large enough to ensure that New York will tackle a series of long-delayed reforms that have stymied the progressive movement for decades.
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Max Rivlin-Nadler
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The One Former IDC Senator Who Refuses To Fade Away
State Senator Tony Avella’s chances of winning are exceedingly slim, though not impossible.
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Ross Barkan
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Cuomo Wants To Divide & Conquer The State Senate. Again.
Governor Cuomo is ready, once again, to divide and conquer the State Senate.
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Ross Barkan
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30 Issues In 30 Days: Will NYC Get Rent Reform If Democrats Take The Senate?
In 2019, the state’s rent laws will once again be up for renewal. And real estate lobbyists sound worried.
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Zoe Azulay
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What Does Thursday's 'Remarkable' Primary Voter Turnout Mean For New York?
'I haven't seen anything like it.'
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Jake Offenhartz
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Payback Time: Progressive Democrats Oust State Senators Who Allied With Republicans
'I’m a little bit in disbelief,' said Susan Kang, the founder of the fundraising group No IDC. 'This was my dream. I didnt think this was going to happen.'
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Gothamist Staff
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In Queens, Jessica Ramos Went From Protesting Her IDC Senator To Beating Him
'We need to show we're taking money out of politics, that we're building a people-powered movement, and sending a strong message that if we do the work we can make change possible.'
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Max Rivlin-Nadler
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Texts Urging Voters To Support Former IDC Member Incorrectly Say Polls Close At 7:30
Senator Alcantara is running a tight primary race against Robert Jackson, who lost to her in 2016 by less than 600 votes.
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Christopher Robbins
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Ex-IDC Members Enjoy Big Fundraising Boost From Group Criticized By State
The cash comes as the former IDC members are facing tough primary challenges.
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Jake Shore
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Cuomo Aide Says Queens Senator's 'Ego' To Blame For Albany Dysfunction
With pressure building on the governor to unify Senate Democrats and regain control over the chamber, a top aide to the governor is now blaming the stalemate on mainline Democrat Senator Michael Gianaris.
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Jake Offenhartz
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