Primary

Many still can't predict who will win as New Yorkers begin to head to the polls.

As the Democratic primary approaches, tensions are rising along ethnic lines and neighborhood turf wars.

Rory Lancman promised to make Social Security a major issue leading up to the primary vote.

Turnout in Manhattan was very low during Tuesday's GOP presidential primary.

Long-time Brooklyn Congressman Ed Towns announced Monday he will not seek re-election.

Despite warnings of a "nuclear" political race war, many Hispanic leaders are siding with Rangel.

A court panel has finalized the state's Congressional lines, paving the way for a showdown Uptown.

Bloomberg and Sharpton proposed New Yorkers be allowed to to cast their votes earlier, and register to vote later.

The city's Board of Elections voted to fire its executive director on Tuesday, one week before Election Day.

The executive director of the elections board insists the primary, marred by voting machine chaos, went OK.

Many voters said they are itching for change as their cast their primary ballots.

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

Bill Clinton endorsed Carolyn Maloney even though Reshma Saujani was a staunch Hillary Clinton supporter.

Officials and advocates worry voters will face problems when they show up at the polls next Tuesday on Primary Day.

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