Editor’s Note: DAC déjà vu
The closing days division in the Harlem congressional race felt like last year’s mayoral race.
The closing days division in the Harlem congressional race felt like last year’s mayoral race.
The Democratic Socialists of America capitalized on anger with Bibi Netanyahu, Israel’s embattled prime minister, to (almost) sweep this week’s primaries.
The Kennedy scion probably needs to scroll on LinkedIn, the job market’s rough right now.
The candidate with national backing hopes to flip the Hudson Valley swing seat.
The Democratic Socialist won the upper Manhattan congressional seat with Mamdani’s backing.
Rep. Jerry Nadler’s chosen successor, Micah Lasher, kept the coveted seat for the West Side.
A nice and humid referendum on the power of the left and the clout of Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
The member of Congress has endorsed against a bevy of DSA-backed candidates.
Six races that could transform the delegation.
The Rev. Al Sharpton invited the rival congressional candidates to make their cases to the National Action Network on the last weekend before the primary.