Wappingers Falls Mayor Matt Alexander, one of five Democrats vying to challenge Republican freshman Rep. Nan Hayworth, who started out strong in the race, but has lost momentum recently thanks to the late entry of Sean Patrick Maloney, has lost his cam... »
Former Assemblyman Tony Casale, chief of staff to state GOP Chairman Ed Cox, bristled just a little when I called to ask about POLITICO’s report that the national Republicans have started investing in states with battleground races where the local part... »
Despite his late entry into the already crowded race against Republican Rep. Nan Hayworth, the DCCC has thrown its support behind former Spitzer/Paterson aide Sean Patrick Maloney in NY-18, sources familiar with the decision confirm. Maloney was presen... »
The chief orchestrator of the 2013 presidential inauguration ceremony will be a New York senator who has a reputation for knowing how to stage public events and make them media friendly. Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer received unanimous support Wednesda... »
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A former candidate for attorney general who once worked for Gov. Eliot Spitzer and whose political roots go back to the Clinton White House joins the group of Democrats who are vying to take on Rep. Dr. Nan Hayworth, R-Mount Kisco. Maloney sent out a f... »
The latest plan on redrawing the state’s political boundaries came out today—this one put forth by a federal magistrate judge—and, like previous versions produced by state lawmakers, it cuts northern Westchester County in two. The current 19th Congress... »
Redistricting plans unveiled last night by a New York court reviewing the proposals indicate Republicans and Democrats in Albany have very different views of how Genesee County should be represented in Congress. One plan splits the county in two and an... »
