The two remaining
Democratic Public Advocate candidates, Letitia James and Daniel Squadron, met in a televised debate last night.
Not exact matches
Now that she has taken herself out of the running to be considered as an interim replacement for Schneiderman, NYC
Public Advocate Tish James is seen as a front - runner heading into the May 23 - 24 state
Democratic nominating convention that will choose
candidates to appear on the ballot for a full four - year term.
Her withdrawal still leaves a number of
candidates vying for the
Democratic nomination, including Sen. Mike Gianaris, Fordham Law Professor Zephyr Teachout and New York City
Public Advocate Letitia James.
Abysmal turnout is expected for the runoff Tues., Oct. 1 to pick the
Democratic candidate for
Public Advocate.
Other potential
Democratic candidates include real estate mogul Don Peebles, NYC comptroller Scott Stringer,
Public Advocate Letitia James, Brooklyn Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, and Christine Quinn, the former council speaker now working for Gov. Cuomo.
Other potential
Democratic mayoral
candidates include city Comptroller John Liu,
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and former city Comptroller Bill Thompson.
They include Hudson Valley Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney, New York City
Public Advocate Tish James and Zephyr Teachout, who was a
Democratic primary
candidate for governor in 2014.
Other politicians have also come out in support of legalization, including Assemblywoman Crystal Peoples - Stokes,
Public Advocate Letitia James,
democratic candidate for governor Cynthia Nixon, and others.
Here's your chance to meet the four
Democratic candidates for
Public Advocate.
And she, along with
Public Advocate Letitia James, who arrived at the end of the town hall, both argued that Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison is the best
candidate for
Democratic National Committee chairman in the internal election in Atlanta this weekend.
(The four
Democratic candidates for
Public Advocate would not present such a problem for de Blasio.)
The Community Free Democrats, an Upper West Side political club, hosted a
candidate forum for the four
Democratic candidates for
Public Advocate.
The Queens Tribune and St. John's University hosted an unusual
candidate forum Tuesday evening, putting
Democratic and Republican mayoral, comptroller and
public advocate candidates together on stage for two hours.
Now comes word that Cuomo «convinced»
Public Advocate Letitia James to forgo the WFP's endorsement for attorney general or risk losing his support when the
Democratic State Committee picks its
candidate slate next week.
Several
Democratic women were reportedly on the long list of potential replacements, including Brooklyn Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein,
Public Advocate Letitia James, former gubernatorial
candidate Zephyr Teachout, U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice and Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas.
Actress and
public education
advocate Cynthia Nixon increasingly appears to be a
Democratic candidate to challenge Cuomo in a primary.
Democratic NYC
public advocate candidate Tish James is remaining loyal to the WFP, which propelled her to her City Council seat a decade ago, urging New Yorkers to vote for her on the labor - backed party's ballot line on Nov. 5.
On the
Democratic side,
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio has so far counted a little over 40 percent of the primary vote, seemingly enough to avoid a runoff with the second place
candidate, former Comptroller William Thompson.
In the overall race, after Quinn at 25 % and Weiner at 16 %, former New York City Comptroller Bill Thompson and
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio both stand at 14 %, with the remaining
Democratic candidates in single digits and nearly one in five undecided.
In a statement, the
Public Advocate and
Democratic mayoral
candidate said, «Companies like Cerberus profit from the sale of deadly assault weapons and the NRA's obstruction of commonsense gun control — all while our communities are victimized.
Former New York City Comptroller Bill Thompson, the only announced
Democratic candidate for mayor, was joined on the panel by City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, current comptroller John Liu and
public advocate Bill de Blasio.
Council Speaker Christine Quinn has slipped into third place among the
Democratic candidates for mayor, while New York City
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio leads the field and former Comptroller Bill Thompson is within striking distance, according to an amNewYork - News 12 poll released Thursday.
Among the winners it backed was Mr. de Blasio, an underdog
Democratic candidate for
public advocate.
That model has been upended in the past few months, as New Yorkers, in something of a post-therapeutic moment, have been braced by jarringly detailed disclosures about the marriages of one
Democratic mayoral hopeful (
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio) and one likely
candidate (former Rep. Anthony Weiner).
Congressman Carolyn Maloney and
Public Advocate Letitia James today hit Vermont senator and presidential
candidate Bernie Sanders for his past votes on gun control bills — and touted
Democratic front - runner and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's record on the issue as superior.
While they did not play a decisive role in the
Democratic primary for mayor, the WFP spearheaded the elections of the City Council speaker, comptroller,
public advocate and various City Council
candidates across the city.
In fact, it was the
Democratic mayoral
candidates — former Congressman Anthony Weiner,
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, City Comptroller John Liu and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn — who slept in a Harlem public housing complex overnight this we
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, City Comptroller John Liu and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn — who slept in a Harlem
public housing complex overnight this we
public housing complex overnight this weekend.
Potential
candidates for the
Democratic primary include city
Public Advocate Letitia James, Councilman Dan Garodnick and Queens state senator Mike Gianaris, several Albany insiders said.
While the
Democratic Party's
Public Advocate nomination has yet to be settled, the top two
candidates, Daniel Squadron and Letitia James, have substantial track records in fighting for increased Government transparency.
That year, Senate
Democratic candidates benefitted from well - run and wellf - unded independent expenditure campaigns from
public financing
advocates and the United Federation of Teachers.
At 5 p.m., 31st SD
candidate Marisol c, NYC
Public Advocate Tish James,
Democratic NY - 13 nominee / Sen.
As the
Democratic NYC mayoral
candidates fight to claim the «progressive» mantle heading into the September primary,
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio has received the seal of approval from a well - known national liberal: Former Vermont Governor / presidential contender Howard Dean.
Another approach comes from
Public Advocate Bill DeBlasio, who is also a mayoral
candidate, leading one of the most recent polls of the
candidates in the
Democratic primary.
In the background, Reshma Saujani,
Democratic candidate for
Public Advocate, can be seen.
While all of the
Democratic candidates have proposed reforms to the policy, frontrunners Christine Quinn, the City Council speaker: and
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio sparred over the substance of how the controversial policy would change under their watch.
Explaining why he didn't want to weigh in on the matter, he pointed to one of the
Democratic candidates,
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, and his role as Clinton's campaign manager in Hillary Clinton's first bid for the U.S. Senate in 2000.
Public Advocate Letitia James today became the latest leading Democrat to endorse Working Families Party
candidate Yuh - Line Niou for ex-Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's seat — spurning Alice Cancel, the
candidate running on the
Democratic line in the April 19 special election.
Reshma Saujani,
Democratic candidate for
Public Advocate, on Monday addressed a Bangladeshi community rally in Parkchester.
I asked both
candidates whether they have asked the current
Public Advocate, and
Democratic mayoral
candidate, Bill de Blasio for his endorsement.
Echoing more the calm and substantive
public advocate debate from Monday than the rowdy, unproductive October 10 mayoral debate, on Tuesday evening the
Democratic and Republican
candidates for comptroller, incumbent Scott Stringer and Michel Faulkner, respectively, met for their sole debate ahead of Election Day, November 7.
The
Democratic race for
Public Advocate came to a close Monday night as the two remaining
candidates attended their last joint forum.
BY PAUL SCHINDLER Two weeks after her
candidate in a Bronx State Senate
Democratic primary fight went down to defeat,
Public Advocate Letitia James met with members of the Stonewall
Democratic Club, presumably to begin mending fences over the fact that her man in the race is a fiercely anti-gay pastor who recently traveled to Uganda to laud that nation's homophobic regime.
In the September 10
Democratic primary, she will face off against
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, Comptroller John Liu, former Comptroller William C. Thompson, Jr., the 2009
Democratic candidate, and former City Councilman Sal Albanese.
New York, NY — Reshma Saujani, founder of the national nonprofit Girls Who Code and a
Democratic candidate for New York City
Public Advocate, today launched Up to Us, a new campaign to empower women voters to shift the political climate and conversation away from the sex scandals that have turned New York City's summer campaign season into a national spectacle.
Multiple
Democratic Clubs have joined together to host the first
Public Advocate forum with all five announced
candidates in the
Democratic Primary.
Democratic candidates Anthony Weiner, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn (D - Manhattan), city
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Bloomberg's barbs, which came from an August 6 interview, were published four days after a Quinnipiac poll showed a surge in de Blasio's popularity among voters, with 43 percent of those polled favoring the
public advocate over the other
Democratic candidates, including City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who captured only 18 percent of the votes.
In the contest for the
Democratic nomination for New York City's
public advocate, 51 % of registered Democrats are undecided about which
candidate to support.
Other politicians have also come out in support of legalization, including Assemblywoman Crystal Peoples - Stokes,
Public Advocate Letitia James,
democratic candidate for governor Cynthia Nixon, and others.