Primary Elections Held for Albany Lawmakers in All Five Boroughs Tuesday Video
“I know the IDC wants to maintain a separate caucus. They want to have a say, they want to be kingmakers. And [Marisol Alcantara] allow them to do that.”
Read More“I know the IDC wants to maintain a separate caucus. They want to have a say, they want to be kingmakers. And [Marisol Alcantara] allow them to do that.”
Read Moreby Michael | Apr 11, 2016 | Campaign Finance, Corruption Watch, Government, Political corruption, Politics | 0 |
Michael Goodwin discusses the federal probe of Brooklyn police commanders, real estate developers, and Mayor Bill de Blasio’s nonprofit political action committees and finds that the ‘fish stinks from the...
Read Moreby Michael | Jan 20, 2016 | Campaign Finance, Corruption Watch, Political corruption, Politics | 0 |
Political fixer, Harold Ickes, gave the re-election campaign committee of his pal, Mayor Bill de Blasio $19,250 in bundled contributions after his client A.E.G. Live won city permit to hold a music festival on Randall’s Island.
Read Moreby Michael | Sep 2, 2015 | Campaign Finance, Corruption Watch, Elections, Politics | 0 |
Looks like my colleagues at City and State dogged reporting snagged another pol (see Laura Nahmias reporting on ex-assemblyman William Boyland) playing games with campaign finance rules. The de Blasio campaign deny that they did...
Read Moreby Michael | Sep 2, 2015 | Campaign Finance, Corruption Watch, Government | 0 |
Yes, the partisan and gridlocked NYS Board of Elections ruled that spending campaign cash on junkets is permissible as long as the campaign funds only pay a portion (50%, 75%, 99%?) of the related expenses and pols...
Read Moreby Michael | Aug 31, 2015 | Campaign Finance, Elections, Political corruption, Politics | 0 |
Key paragraphs in NY Daily News editorial re State Bd of Elections new enforcement counsel tackling LLC donations (controlled by a single donor) given an unsuccessful Brooklyn Assembly candidate: “[Risa] Sugarman — who was...
Read Moreby Michael | Jul 31, 2015 | Bronx, Campaign Finance, Elections, Government, Politics | 1 |
Bronx BP Ruben Diaz’s former staffer and long time ally Camella Pinkney-Price has quietly dropped the racial discrimination lawsuit.
Read Moreby Michael | May 20, 2015 | Elections, Politics, Voting Rights | 0 |
On Tuesday, Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson arrested former Assembly candidate Hector Ramirez along with another individual, Ana Cuevas. They were arraigned, entered pleas of not guilty, and were released on personal...
Read Moreby Michael | Jan 21, 2015 | Elections, Government, Politics, Uncategorized | 0 |
Charlie Rangel isn’t surprised by Adam Clayton Powell IV’s announcementTuesday that he will run to succeed Rangel, who plans to retire after his current term ends in 2016. “I don’t remember a time Adam Clayton Powell wasn’t...
Read Moreby Michael | Jan 21, 2015 | African Americans, Elections, Politics | 6 |
In an email to friends and supporters yesterday, former assemblyman Adam Clayton Powell IV declared his unambiguous intention to run for Congress in 2016. He begins his email, “Now that Congressman Charlie Rangel has begun...
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