New Yorkers have until July 15 to speak up about open primaries, new election years and affordable housing up for consideration for November’s election.

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Vice President Kamala Harris extended Democrats' decades-long hold on New York on Tuesday, winning the state’s 28 electoral votes in the presidential election. However, her margin of victory was ...

A panel created by Mayor Eric Adams wants to consider using an “open primary” system for elections in New York City. Here’s ...

The mayor is touting his turn at City Hall as a public safety success. Four lawsuits filed Tuesday serve as a reminder his ...

NEW YORK — It was a good election night for Republicans in New York state. After much chest thumping about how new voting laws championed by Democrats would enable more Democrats to vote, those ...

The race’s ultimate outcome could say something about what kind of leader Democrats are looking for during President Donald ...

New Yorkers headed to the primary polls on Tuesday with two proposed election reforms having just stalled in the legislature ...

While New York City primaries use RCV, New York State residents can’t participate in those primary elections anyway unless they’re registered with a specific political party—usually Democrat.

From comeback bids to crowded fields, New York’s primary day features major contests that could shape the November election.

Long Island officials blasted the state’s new election law that are expected to reshape local campaigns — and benefit downballot Democrats.

Many local elections in New York state are going to be moving to even years to line up with national elections.