Brigid Bergin
Articles by Brigid Bergin
More than 650 people joined the first hour-long “mass call” for Our Time, which is classified as a tax exempt social welfare organization.
Voters in a high-profile congressional district are being treated to a buffet of candidates to discuss around the Thanksgiving dinner table.
Republicans were hoping to have a common enemy in Zohran Mamdani. Then the president lavished praise on the democratic socialist.
The congressmember told Gothamist it was time for a changing of the guard.
Political advisers are wrestling with whether Zohran Mamdani’s success represents a paradigm shift or a moment that can’t be recreated.
Hired to stabilize the police department under the chaos of the Adams administration, Jessica Tisch will continue in the role under the incoming mayor.
It's the first step toward a primary challenge of the powerful House minority leader.
Data shows Mamdani dominated districts where voters shared addresses with someone having the same last name.
The mayor-elect spoke with Gothamist following his historic election win.
The proposed measure was designed to increase voter turnout. But voters rejected it in an odd-year election with record turnout.
With hours to go before polls close, it is possible that turnout could reach levels not seen since the 1960s.
There is a good chance we will know the outcome of the mayor’s race and other contests before 11 p.m.
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