Eliot Spitzer

Scott Stringer erased Eliot Spitzer's lead in the latest Quinnipiac poll.

The former governor has opened up a nearly 20-point margin over his Democratic opponent for comptroller.

The Democratic candidates for comptroller again traded barbs over their respective tenures in Albany.

Eliot Spitzer and Scott Stringer quickly went negative in their first debate Friday.

The council speaker leads with 26 percent among likely primary voters, the paper reported.

Ex-governor Eliot Spitzer got the backing of CSEA, the state's largest union for public sector employees.

The proposal, which would allow bigger skyscrapers around Grand Central, now heads to City Planning.

Spitzer's campaign goes after Stringer for phantom "blue ribbom commissions" that were never proposed.

The former governor retains his frontrunning status, while his opponent's position remains less clear.

The struggling comptroller had a sandwich with DNAinfo New York, and said his campaign's far from done.

The council speaker opens up a 9-point lead over former Rep. Anthony Weiner, a new poll shows.

The former governor was just hours away from cruising onto the September primary ballot.

Spitzer continues to dominate while Weiner and Quinn remain close in Quinnipiac's latest survey.

The Manhattan borough president says his reformer bonafides keep him from trying to knock Spitzer off.

The former governor had just 4 days to qualify for the primary ballot in his shocking comptroller bid.