election

A worker is buying magnifying glasses to help voters read the primary ballots.

Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has a 2-1 lead over his challengers in the race for governor, a new poll shows.

Harlem Rep. Charles Rangel said at a rally Sunday that President Obama faces the same hurdles as he does.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg is lending his support to Republicans and Democrats running outside of New York City.

Attorney General candidate Kathleen Rice said she has no plans to run for Governor, even if she refuses to pledge that she won't.

Voters will get the chance to weigh in yet again on whether elected officials should serve a maximum of three terms or two.

A new poll finds that most New Yorkers have no idea who's vying to become the state's next attorney general.

Fundraising front-runner Kathleen Rice was back on stage after missing yesterday's events.

Baldwin hails Schneiderman as 'gutsy' while the AG hopeful calls the actor a "dedicated progressive.'

Schumer's support comes as new poll numbers show New Yorkers have mixed feelings about the embattled Harlemite.

Voters will have the chance to decide yet again whether elected officials should be limited to three terms or two.

The board says it doesn't have the cash to run both the primaries and general.

Diana Taylor said she worried a campaign would have distracted the mayor from his job.

Gov. David Paterson told a radio show he regrets dropping out of the governor's race months ago.