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September 15, 2009
Primary Results: Vance In; Comptroller and P.A. Go to Runoffs; Council Incumbents Suffer; Rose Romps in Staten Island
Primary Day led to expected results, for the most part. For the Democratic mayoral nomination, Thompson romped, 70 to 21 percent, over Tony Avella. (Also someone named Roland Rogers got eight percent. Clearly a name to watch!) With no comptroller candidate making the 40 percent mark, John Liu and Da ... More >>
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September 12, 2005
Turnout Burnout
Primary Day led to expected results, for the most part. For the Democratic mayoral nomination, Thompson romped, 70 to 21 percent, over Tony Avella. (Also someone named Roland Rogers got eight percent. Clearly a name to watch!) With no comptroller candidate making the 40 percent mark, John Liu and Da ... More >>
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August 25, 2005
Two Blows in Brooklyn Council Battle
Primary Day led to expected results, for the most part. For the Democratic mayoral nomination, Thompson romped, 70 to 21 percent, over Tony Avella. (Also someone named Roland Rogers got eight percent. Clearly a name to watch!) With no comptroller candidate making the 40 percent mark, John Liu and Da ... More >>
NYC Life
May 17, 2005
Close-Up on Bedford-Stuyvesant
Primary Day led to expected results, for the most part. For the Democratic mayoral nomination, Thompson romped, 70 to 21 percent, over Tony Avella. (Also someone named Roland Rogers got eight percent. Clearly a name to watch!) With no comptroller candidate making the 40 percent mark, John Liu and Da ... More >>
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August 10, 2004
Brooklyn's Blood War
A soap-opera congressional race turns into a scandal of campaign-finance abuse
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February 26, 2002
Incarcerate or Educate?
Youth Rally to Halt Millions for Juvenile Facility Expansion
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January 9, 2001
2001: An Election Odyssey
Races All Over the City Promise a ‘Mad, Mad’ Year
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September 19, 2000
Advantage: Hevesi
City Comptroller Scores Big in Primary Races as Ferrer and Green Stumble

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Primary Results: Vance In; Comptroller and P.A. Go to Runoffs; Council Incumbents Suffer; Rose Romps in Staten Island

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Turnout Burnout

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Two Blows in Brooklyn Council Battle

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Close-Up on Bedford-Stuyvesant

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Brooklyn's Blood War

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Incarcerate or Educate?

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2001: An Election Odyssey

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Advantage: Hevesi

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