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The Brooklyn congressman has denied he's interested in running in 2017 but his name won't go away.

Clinton told reporters that she was open to the idea of debating Sanders, his campaign said.

Sharpton said he liked what he heard from the Democratic presidential candidate.

Incumbent state Sen. Martin Dilan won Tuesday's primary, beating progressive opponent Debbie Medina.

Indicted state Sen. Malcolm Smith received less than 20 percent of the vote.

Crown Heights resident Jesse Hamilton won the Democratic primary for 20th Senate District in Brooklyn.

While turnout is expected to be low, there are several interesting races in New York's neighborhoods.

In the 14th state Senate district, three candidates will compete in the Democratic primary on Sept. 9.

The Democratic candidates running to replace Micah Kellner will debate each other Monday night.

Espaillat drops bid to have "every single vote" counted and will try to keep his seat in the Senate.

De Blasio is staying out of the fierce race between Rangel and Espaillat but will support the winner.

Leroy Comrie resigned from the Queens borough president's office to run for state Senate.

Walrond and Espaillat said the seat needs new blood. Rangel said experience makes him best candidate.

The Brooklyn councilwoman will become the first woman of color elected citywide if she wins Nov. 5.

Letitia James and Daniel Squadron are facing off in a $13 million runoff on Tuesday.