Primary Election

A translation error of Nydia Velazquez's name could confuse voters, her campaign said.    

Joyce Johnson is among five candidates running for the seat held by Charles Rangel for 40 years.

Names familiar to Upper Manhattan households kept their foothold in Inwood and Washington Heights on Tuesday.

The city's Board of Elections failed to send ballots to soldiers posted overseas by its Oct. 1 deadline.

A Board of Elections survey says a majority of New Yorkers thought the new voting machines worked well.

Mayor Bloomberg accused the board of "incompetence" after polls failed to open on time and machines malfunctioned.

Despite ethics charges and an anti-government mood, Harlem voters remain loyal to their congressman.

On Primary Day, it came down to what Carolyn Maloney has done versus what Reshma Saujani had proposed.

Some residents said they received postcards sending them to the wrong polling site.

Voters hit the polls at 6 a.m. Tuesday with many of the highest profile races still too close to call.

Diana Taylor stumped for Saujani on the Upper East Side on Monday.

David Dinkins said voters should choose Adriano Espaillat because city residents are looking "more like us."

Seven Democrats make up a crowded field of candidates hoping to fill the Assembly seat for East Harlem.

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.