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Facing a moneyed candidate who eventually won a critical New York Times endorsement, the left failed to unite behind a single candidate.

Low turnout and several leading candidates had suggested a tight primary for an open seat representing Lower Manhattan and northwest Brooklyn.

The race pitted two New York City stalwarts against one another. Both have been in Congress for nearly 30 years.

The test is whether the Times' endorsement will have enough influence to bring a candidate to the finish line.

Here’s an explainer that’ll bring you up to speed on what to expect.

A last-minute guide to one of the most crowded midterm races of the year.

The debate, hosted by WNYC and NY1, was largely civil but included a few feisty exchanges.

The Board of Elections must receive your absentee ballot application by August 8th, unless you plan to apply in person at a BOE office.

The debate for the congressional seat will take place live on WNYC/Spectrum NY1 Tuesday night.

This glitch in the election law opens primary races up to voters who might not otherwise be tuning in because they didn’t think they had a competitive party contest.